Top Hotels Near Sandwich Bay Beach in Sandwich from NZ$125

"Had a lovely stay here with the family. Huge family room and very friendly staff. Great breakfast!"

"Did not receive checkin email with code for door as unmanned after 5:30pm so had to interupt my stay to get to the hotel before close. Received code for later arrival 9:15 pm to find no hot water, towels ripped, unclean room and bed unfit for sleeping had on of the worst hotel stays ever could not stay the next two nights so booked in the Royal worth the extra. Still no refund after two weeks. Keep away. Was told that i could have phoned them. Did not as i thought as we were late the hot water may be good in the morning, but not still cold. "

"Limited parking at the B&B but also free parking on adjacent roads. Room cozy with all facilities. Breakfast brilliant."

"We had a fantastic stay at Poplar Farmhouse and Barn. Nine of us met up to celebrate our friendship of over 45 years, and the roomy and comfortable farmhouse and barn met our needs perfectly. We especially loved sitting in the warm, sunny summerhouse while looking out at the garden, and enjoyed the views from the outside benches. The location was perfect for visiting the lovely town of Sandwich, a run out to Deal and a trip to Margate for lunch and to see the Tate. Comfy beds, plenty of food storage options, lots of parking, lovely grounds... all perfect."

"Great location for exploring Sandwich. Well equipped kitchen and cottage very cosy especially with the lovely fire when it got chilly"

"Beautiful, characterful hotel with friendly staff and great food. Perfect base to explore Sandwich."

"It was a lovely experience.. very relaxing and quiet . Highly recommend."

"We booked the Lily Room at the Blue Pigeon for our wedding anniversary, hoping for a quiet, restorative escape after a demanding few months. Unfortunately, the stay didn't quite deliver on that promise — though it wasn't without its highlights. Arrival set an unexpected tone. We walked into what appeared to be a large, lively bottomless brunch gathering — very much a party atmosphere — and could barely hear the receptionist over the noise. For guests seeking a peaceful retreat, this was quite a jolt, and felt at odds with how the hotel presents itself. The room itself was genuinely lovely. Beautifully decorated, well-furnished, and thoughtfully put together with real attention to detail — exactly what you'd hope for at this price point, and credit where it's due. Sadly, sleep was impossible. The church directly opposite chimes on the hour, every hour, throughout the night — something we weren't forewarned about. The room also ran very hot despite no radiators being on, and opening the window only amplified the bells. By morning, having had no sleep whatsoever, we missed breakfast entirely so can’t comment on that. The Blue Pigeon clearly has the bones of something special, shows real care in its design. But the overall experience felt confused — the branding suggests a calm, boutique bolthole, while the reality on our visit was quite different. A little more consistency between the two, would consider returning! "

"The property was warm and cosy, kitchen equipment was disappointing. The house could do with some TLC"