There are a limited number of rooms that have been outfitted with the necessary furnishings for those with mobility issues which are located on the first floor. To ensure that you are allocated one of these rooms please contact the hotel directly.
Animals are not permitted inside the property with the exception of service animals. Pets are more than welcome on the terrace outside however if you wish to visit and dine outside.
The hotel does not have its own private parking, however, there are parking bays outside of the hotel (pay and display). If you park in one of the bays you may purchase a £4.00 parking permit from reception which will allow you to park from when you arrived until midday the following day. You can purchase more than one permit to cover your stay at the time of checking in.
If the parking bay in front of the hotel is full, you could also park at the Sandgate Road Car Park which is 2 mins walk. It is pay & display only, the hotel cannot issue permits.
There are a limited number of rooms that have been outfitted with the necessary furnishings for those with mobility issues which are located on the first floor. To ensure that you are allocated one of these rooms please contact the hotel directly.
Animals are not permitted inside the property with the exception of service animals. Pets are more than welcome on the terrace outside however if you wish to visit and dine outside.
The hotel does not have its own private parking, however, there are parking bays outside of the hotel (pay and display). If you park in one of the bays you may purchase a £4.00 parking permit from reception which will allow you to park from when you arrived until midday the following day. You can purchase more than one permit to cover your stay at the time of checking in.
If the parking bay in front of the hotel is full, you could also park at the Sandgate Road Car Park which is 2 mins walk. It is pay & display only, the hotel cannot issue permits.
Folkestone Museum in Kent takes you on a journey through the history of Folkestone, from its origins as a humble coastal community, through to its heyday as a fashionable seaside resort and beyond.
The Lower Leas Coastal Park is home to the largest free adventure play area in the South East. It also boasts an amphitheatre that hosts theatre and musical performances during the warmer months and is right next to the beach. The park is split into three zones, with the formal zone comprising pine avenues, gardens, and flowers blooming all year.
Folkestone’s restored harbour arm is a beautiful promenade out at sea with a world-class view. Formerly a ferry port, Folkestone Harbour Arm is now home to a growing collection of independent businesses that has become a centre for food, drink, and entertainment in Kent; the garden of England.
Rich in wildlife and offering views of the famous White Cliffs, East Cliff and Warren Country Park is a dramatic landscape formed by landslides just outside of Folkestone.
Quarterhouse is a performing arts venue at Folkestone’s cultural heart. We present a regular programme of theatre, music, film, comedy and everything in between.
Leas Cliff Hall is Kent's premier entertainment venue. It has played host to some of the best music acts such as Ozzy Osbourne, Kings of Leon, Stereophonics, Mcfly, Status Quo, to name a few. It was built in 1927 and has been refurbished several times in its long and colourful history.
