Folkestone Hotels

The Lighthouse Inn is only 5 miles from the Channel tunnel and 3 miles from the Port of Dover, ideal for an overnight stay on route to or from France or simply for a relaxing break. A large private car park is available for our guests.

Nearby Dover Castle and the Historic City of Canterbury with its stunning cathedral both make for great days out, time permitting. All rooms are en suite, with thermostatic central heating, double glazed and equipped with the following: tea & coffee making facilities, colour Teletext TV with remote control, alarm clock-radio, hairdryer, extra blankets.

The Skuba Bar with its sun terrace and garden overlooking the sea is perfect for socialising or for a quiet drink savouring the sea views. The Skuba Grill offers its renown menu in the bar throughout the day and in the Restaurant during the evenings (Tuesday to Sunday)
Breakfast is continental style with a wide variety of cereals, cheeses, yoghurts croissants and fruit. Being a smaller hotel, we have no dedicated reception and guests are asked to book in at the bar where our staff will guide you to your room taking note of any special requirements.

Please note that children and pets are not usually accepted. There is no lift at the hotel and all rooms are non-smoking.

We look forward to welcoming you.
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10 rooms are furnished to the highest standard with sumptuous beds by Hypnos, and stunning en suite facilities including high pressure, invigorating showers.

Luxury touches make all the difference; crisp white linen sheets, huge bath towels and Aveda products are standard. On offer are unlimited fresh coffee and tea with homemade cake, and a complimentary glass of wine or beer upon arrival. There is a DVD library for your in-room player, direct dial telephones and free broadband internet access.

The hotel is open all year round. There are relaxing walks with sea views on our doorstep, or sit and listen to the bands playing in the Bandstand. We offer you a friendly reception at all times with the emphasis on comfort, cleanliness, good English cooking and your interests in a relaxed atmosphere are our priorities. We are also ideally located for conferences as the Conference Venue is only two minutes walk away.
The hotel has live entertainment on some evenings.

The cottage at The Ship Inn is south facing and located on the seafront, with 2 of the rooms offering outstanding sea views – on a clear day, the views of France are particularly special.

Only a 5-minute drive from the Channel Tunnel and 16 minutes from the port of Dover, The Ship Inn is known for the quality and range of real ales, as well as its home cooked food. It has been run by the same licensee for the past 24 years.
The Ship Inn is in the centre of the village of Sandgate, approximately 1.6 km (one mile) west of Folkestone on the A259. The village has a strong community feel, which you will experience as soon as you walk in. Styled as a nice pub, for nice people, it also has an extensive wine list which would appeal to even the greatest wine buff.

Wards Hotel was Built in the early 1900's as part of the Lord Radnor Estate. Within close proximity of the m20 Motorway, Harbour Ports and Channel Tunnel, Wards is ideally situated for all travellers.

We are able to offer our guests reasonable three and seven night breaks and room only rates

Located on the Kent coast, Folkestone successfully blends its role as a port and popular seaside resort. You can take a day trip to France by Seacat or ferry from Dover, or on the Channel Tunnel with your car. There is plenty to see in this historic area, including the cities of Canterbury and Rochester, and the famous Dover Castle. Folkestone offers golf, horse racing and a wide range of sporting activities at the Folkestone Sports Centre as well as the new coastal park area and spectacular views of the Channel and Romney Marsh from the North Downs Way and Saxon Shore Way coastal paths. Guests should note that whilst the ...

Situated in the desirable west end of Folkestone overlooking Trinity Gardens and the picturesque Trinity Church, we are only a brief stroll from the town centre and the Leas promenade, yet the Channel Tunnel and Dover ferries are only 10 or 15 minutes away by car, making it ideal for anyone en route to the continent. Built in the 1890s as a gentleman's residence, this fine example of a Victorian house, updated and modernised over the years, still retains much of its original charm. Evening meals are available in our licenced restaurant. Meals are all cooked to order to suit your individual taste; therefore prebooking is essential to ensure that your selection can be met. We also have a residents' bar and private garden for the comfort and convenience of our guests.