Name: Blue Lagoon View
Address: 2 Salterns Quay, 34 Salterns Way, Poole, England, BH14 8LP, Poole, GB

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Guest scores & sentiment

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Rooms9.9

Value9.9

Facilities9.9

Cleanliness9.9

Service9.3

Location9.3

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Room types · 1

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Cottage

4 × Queen Bed / 2 × Double bed1000 ㎡up to 10

4 Queen Beds and 2 Double Beds10764-sq-foot room with a furnished balcony Layout - 5 bedrooms, dining area, and sitting areaFood & Drink - Refrigerator and microwave Sleep - Bed sheets Bathroom - 3 bathrooms, towels, and a showerPractical - Washer/dryer, iron/ironing board, and highchair; cribs/infant beds available on requestNeed to Know - Weekly housekeeping, toothbrush and toothpaste not available, no cribs (infant beds) or rollaway/extra beds availableNon-Smoking

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Facilities · 7

All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).

GardenFree WiFiParking (limited spaces)Smoke-free propertyWheelchair accessible parkingWheelchair-accessible van parkingFree self parking

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DiningSights

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Thirteen

Modern Cuisine

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The impressive open kitchen acts almost like a stage at this passionately run restaurant, with all six tables positioned to face the chefs and a couple of front-row counter seats for those wanting the full experience. It's a family affair, with Chef Alex Naik joined by his parents and sister, who run the service. The tasting menu is filled with terse dish descriptions that underplay the ambitious and detailed creations, whose greatest strength is the high-quality ingredients, which are often local and seasonal, including some foraged elements.

2.6km

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Guildhall Tavern

Seafood

£££

While its name and exterior might give the impression that this is a pub, once inside the smart interior you’ll quickly get a different idea. There’s a subtle, refined nautical theme to the décor, including in the teak-furnished Yacht Lounge upstairs that’s ideal for an aperitif. Situated so close to the quayside, seafood understandably plays a key role on the menu and the cooking of it is a real strength of the kitchen – be it sweet scallops or crispy cod. The wine list includes local producers whose wines pair well with the food.

2.9km

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Shell Bay

Seafood

£££

Brownsea Island and Poole Harbour can be seen from many of the tables at this superbly located bistro on the water's edge. Unsurprisingly in a place like this, fish and shellfish dominate the menu. Sometimes the produce is treated with international influences, as with the Kerala seafood curry, but the majority of mains involve whole fish cooked over fire, imparting a gentle smokiness while keeping the flesh succulent and adding a crispy skin.

3.2km

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Art Sushi

Japanese

££

You can sit at individual oak-topped tables, but it’s at the counter where you can best appreciate the humble and determined approach of chef-owner Kamil. His dream of opening a bright, busy sushi restaurant became a reality here in the suburbs of Bournemouth. The seafood and vegetarian preparations are undertaken with care, understanding and respect; remove the stress of decision making by going for the omakase menu.

3.8km

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