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[minnie4248]

Hi, we are travelling in December and looking at staying the night in Dover before catching an early morning ferry.
2 questions firstly has anyone travelled with toddlers who can recommend a hotel and tips for keeping them busy on the ferry.
Secondly have any of the hotels got secure parking as we don't really want to carry everything into the hotel.

[polar vixen]

we've askEd used tge Travelodge at Canterbury Dunkirk.  it's got it's own cat offal and I'd attached to a services but we've always left our stuff in the car and never had a problem.  it's about 25 minutes away.  as for the ferry. ... it's a fairly sorry journey.  wr catch an early morning one then eat breakfast on tge very.  have a wander and then we're there!  have a brilliant time!

[polar vixen]

oh and make your little one a disney goody bag for the journey- a little colouring book some stickers sweets etc or make little disney planner with pictures of where you'll be eating etc to look at on the way

[Zee79]

We've used Canterbury Dunkirk Travelodge or whitstable when travelling by ferry or tunnel. Only things we take in are out separate travel bag we use for this hotel & our electronic items.
We've travelled with babies age & up over. We always pack a Disney bag for them that have stories, little toys to keep amused in car or on ferry, colourings & a portable DVD player.

[minnie4248]

Thank you for replying.

[Slimy yet satisfying]

it's got it's own cat offal

I would consider skipping breakfast then!

[wee1jw]

We've stayed in the Premier Inn before and it was great, just 1 minute from the port and a great breakfast. Can't speak for the toddler but our 5&8 year olds loved it. Car park was spacious and we could see the car from our window.