Waterloo Crescent on Dover’s seafront is a group of three late-Regency buildings designed by Philip Hardwick and constructed between 1834-38. It currently contains some private accommodation, various offices - principally those of Dover Harbour Board, and the Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club. The central feature is a hotel, formerly named the White Cliffs and the Churchill, which is currently undergoing extensive refurbishment prior to re-opening early in 2011 as the Dover Marina Hotel.