Nearly half of the properties (41.08%) in Poole are house rentals. They are the most common properties there. In addition, the average size of house rentals in Poole is 98 m², with a median price of £180 a night. Furthermore, this category of lodging tends to be ideal for medium-sized groups and families, since the majority of house rentals can host groups of 6. If you would prefer to book another property type, you may want to consider apartment rentals, which are the other most typical accommodation option in Poole. Apartment rentals have an average size of 89 m² in Poole.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Poole
A few of the accommodation options offer a pool, which makes Poole a wonderful holiday destination for people looking to spend their holidays poolside. Resorts with pools in Poole are a great choice for groups of 6 and usually cost around £144 per night. If, ideally, you would like to be near the water, nearly half of the holiday lettings providing a pool are within 2 kilometres of the waterfront. Poole is a wonderful holiday destination if you have a pet, since many holiday rentals in Poole allow you to bring your four-legged friend. House rentals are the most pet-friendly type of property in Poole. Also, a night in a pet-friendly holiday rental there costs, on average, £159. You can also look for pet-friendly holiday rentals that are near the city centre. In Poole, a few of the rentals are located less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
Price and Availability Index Poole
Holiday Letting Price Information in Poole
We analysed holiday cottages, homes and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night in Poole. Prices in a week of August (10/08 - 17/08) go up to £135 per night, which is the highest average price in the next 12 months. The cheapest week to book a holiday rental is in November (10/11 - 17/11).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Poole
The graph shows the weekly availability rate in Poole for the next twelve months. In a week of August (25/08 - 01/09), 72% of the holiday homes are booked. People tend to travel less to Poole during a week in October (13/10 - 20/10) when only 33% of the rentals are booked.
The weather in Poole
This is the climate diagram in Poole. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. On the contrary, the coolest month is January. The rainiest month is December while the driest month is March.
The pretty town of Poole makes the perfect holiday getaway
A Poole holiday letting is the perfect family holiday destination. Boasting the largest natural harbour in Europe, this town on the south coast of England is not only picturesque but also has a wealth of activities to keep the whole family entertained. From beautiful beaches to farms and museums, there's plenty to experience in this gem of an English town.
How to reach Poole holiday lettings
The charming seaside town of Poole is situated in the county of Dorset. Southampton is the closest airport and from there and you can proceed to Poole holiday homes either by train or hire car. The most suitable road routes are the M27 if approaching from the east or the A35 if coming from the west. Poole is served by frequent trains from London which take approximately two and a half hours. Coaches are also an option and regional buses connect the area with Dorchester, Southampton and Salisbury.
Where to drink and dine in Poole
Food is an integral part of any holiday and it's no different with Poole holiday lettings. Given its seaside location, fish is often the highlight of the menu. The Guildhall Tavern and the Storm Fish restaurant are popular choices enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. If you're down by the harbour and looking for a spot of food then Banana Wharf, Deli on the Quay and Harlees Fish and Chips offer great food accompanied by stunning views, especially pleasant during the summer months.
Those seeking something a little sophisticated should head to Hotel du Vin Bistro. Located in the old town, their food has a classic European flair and they also have an extensive wine and cocktail list. This is the perfect choice if you're renting a Poole holiday home for that special occasion.
What to see and do when you're visiting Poole
Poole is a great destination for fans of the outdoors, and its award-winning Blue Flag beaches are the perfect places to start. Sandbanks and Branksome are two of the most popular. As well as clear waters and golden sands, they also have amenities such as cafés and showers. Located just off the coast of Poole is Brownsea Island – the birthplace of the scout movement, this island boasts a castle and a population of peacocks and other wildlife species.
If you're looking to learn a little more about the area surrounding your Poole holiday letting then a visit to the Poole Museum is a must. Situated on the high street, it comprises several galleries and exhibits but the star attraction is a 2,000-year-old vessel which was found in the harbour in 1964. Admission to the museum is free of charge.
The quayside is a hive of activity. There are many restaurants and cafés dotted about and it's also a popular spot for kite flying. In the summer, the harbour plays host to an impressive firework display.
Upton County Park is a perfect spot for a day out with the family, ideal for walking, cycling or simply unwinding with a picnic. Farmer Palmer’s Farm Park is also a great visit for the kids, home to animals, woodland walks and play areas.
The Tower Park Entertainment Centre is a great option for a rainy day. As well as boasting several restaurants, the facility also offers a swimming pool, bowling alley, arcades, rides and a cinema complex. The Poole Pottery Centre is another great place to visit with the kids – not only can you observe pottery being handmade but you can even have a go yourself!
What to do in the evenings in Poole
Poole has a wealth of evening options that go far beyond eating and drinking, though of course there are plenty of options for this! Spend an evening watching the dog races at Poole Greyhound Stadium, a great option if you're looking for a bit of action. For those more interested in the arts, the Lighthouse People's Centre for the Arts stages a variety of performances ranging from plays and musicals to stand-up comedy. At the Poole Speedway, you can come and marvel as the expert Poole Pirates race their motorbikes.
Those seeking an evening tipple should venture out from their Poole holiday lettings and pop down to the Victoria Cross, the Poole Arms or the Blue Boar. All of these are classic English pubs serving real ales and traditional food.
Poole: Natural wonders and family fun
Brownsea Island
Catch the ferry from Poole Quay or Sandbanks to Brownsea Island, which can be easily navigated in around two hours. Look out for red squirrels, deer and peacocks whilst exploring.
Farmer Palmer's Farm Park
An excellent family attraction, this farm park invites kids to take a tractor ride, feed the lambs, pet ponies, ride the go-karts or simply enjoy the playgrounds.
Studland Beach and Nature Reserve
Head to Studland beach for its miles of golden sand, whilst the surrounding heathland is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Enjoy views of Old Harry Rocks and the Isle of Wight and make the most of the great walking trails.
Poole Harbour
The world's second-largest natural harbour, Poole Harbour is home to charming cinemas, bingo halls, rustic pubs and boutiques.
Sandbanks
Often called the best beach on England's South Coast, pet-friendly Sandbanks pleases with its fine golden sands, ice cream kiosks and burger bars.
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