Amazing location and property for relaxing and getting away from everything 4.8/5
We loved our stay at the Pump House, a unique building furnished to a very high standard with everything you need. The fish shack just a short walk providing the daily catch and sourdough bread and local butter. Dungeness feels like another world, very beautiful and big skys
Hannah Martin-de-la-Torre | 14 November 2023
Other worldly 4.8/5
Out stay at Pump Station transported us to another world both through its incredible location right on the shingle at Dungeness near to the two lighthouses, Prospect Cottage and the Fish Shack (delicious!) and because of the wonderful architecture and history of Pump Station itself. We loved watching the light change and the hares run in the sea grass in the evening as we sat in the comfort of Pump Station's cosy living space. It was sunny enough to have breakfast out on the railway sleeper terrace amongst all the fascinating wildflowers and plants. During our stay we went on a fascinating tour of Prospect Cottage; went up the Old Lighthouse and enjoyed having dinner in Rye. We also visited two amazing churches one with a marshmallow pink interior the other in a spectacular setting in Romney Marsh. Bloom Stays were very prompt in answering my queries on making the booking and Pump Station was a fantastic place to stay.
Charlotte Hoyes | 06 July 2023
Beautiful house in a beautiful location 5/5
The perfect weekend escape with service to match - would recommend to anyone looking to visit the area.
Neil Davis | 29 May 2023
Cosy luxury 4.7/5
We spent three nights with friends and family at the pump house. The house is immaculate, stylish, modern industrial design. The bedrooms were comfortable - the snug is very special. Dungeness is unique, strange & beautiful. A pizza truck arrived nearby on Friday night after we arrived which was just perfect.
Fleur Harding | 09 May 2023
Stunning house in the wilds of Dungeness 5/5
We had a fantastic stay at the Pump Station. The house is beautifully designed, clean, comfortable and warm. We loved the open plan living and the fireplace. We visited in the middle of January so the weather was wild and windy, which we loved. It was so atmospheric being in the house with the wind whistling outside but us warm and cosy inside.
The location is excellent - 20 minutes walk to the Pilot Inn, 10 minutes from Derek Jarmans garden, 5 minutes to the fresh fish shack. We walked to the power station and experienced landscapes never seen before - the wild sea whipping up waves and foam beside sheer shingle ridges dropping to the sea. Beautiful.
The house was well equipped in the kitchen but could have done with some bins in the bathroom and a couple of waste paper baskets around the house. We also found the lights very difficult to use!
All in all a wonderful place to stay in a truly unique part of the world. Thank you.
Amy Doyle | 16 January 2023
The Pump House 4.8/5
A very cool place to stay. We loved Dungeness and we loved the property. It was very comfortable for our family of five, with beautiful pieces of furniture and very stylish decor. We will definitely consider returning. It would be great place to go in the middle of winter.
Helena Bowyer | 26 August 2022
Stunning location but infested and uncomfortable. 3/5
The location of the Pump Station is undeniably breathtaking and to wake up to the views across Britain's only dessert each morning is really fantastic. However, far more attention needs to be paid to this stunning property, especially for the prices that are now being charged. Ive listed below some of the issues, points for improvement: We had at least two ant infestations during our stay, one of hundreds of flying ants!
Both toilets dont flush properly so after your ablutions, you can expect to spend at least as long flushing them away, if its even possible!
The beds are terribly uncomfortable for the price of the accommodation. This really needs to be looked at.
The property hadnt been properly cleaned. Under the sofa was dirty and we found at least three plates/utensils in the kitchen that had been out away dirty.
For the price of the stay (over £2.5k for 7 days, there really should be a welcome pack of essentials for your arrival. This is standard now in holidays lets and often at far lower prices than this one.
The shower floods when you have it on high speed and runs down the hallway to the bed room.
Andrew Billings | 13 August 2022
Great Base for Dungeness 5/5
Interesting building, beautifully designed and fitted out, and set within the wonderful Dungeness Estate. A great place to just switch off and relax. The usual excellent Bloom Stays customer service and property presentation standards.
Robert Mcgregor | 27 June 2022
A Long Weekend in Dungeness 4.7/5
The accommodation worked very well for our group, the building has been converted in a sympathetic way and is furnished appropriately. Personally the absence of a TV in the building was preferred.
We all came away thinking that we'd be happy to visit this place again.
Nina Lovelace | 14 April 2022
Our stay at the Pump Station, Dungeness 4.3/5
Just had a fabulous week with friends and family in Dungeness, staying at the Pump House. Fabulously designed accommodation in a wild place that we absolutely loved.
We enjoyed great walks around the area, including to theSound Mirrors in New Romney, Camber sands and Rye as well as a trip on the railway. Great food at the Fish shack, the Globe at Rye and the pilot, and the Britannia is a excellent spot for a sunset beer. We will be back.
Angie Craig | 24 October 2021
Incredible house in an other-worldly location 4.8/5
The Pump Station is an incredible house, full of interesting and unusual character, it made for a completely unique stay. The house was very well equipped, particularly in the kitchen with absolutely everything you could need to cook in house. The location was great, just a few minutes walk to the beach and with incredible views over Dungeness peninsula and of the power station, making for an atmospheric location.
Jess Keegan | 11 October 2021
Inspired Conversion 5/5
An inspired adaptation of a utilitarian building, with a distinctive use of materials: brutalist concrete, wide oak boards and "Beuysian" felt curtains. Very well finished, with a fine and well stocked kitchen and elegant furnishings and fittings. And all in Dungeness's otherworldly setting
Robert Suttie | 21 July 2021