The Royal Hotel is on the seafront in Deal. A flagship property with beautiful rooms. Steeped in history, this early 18th century town hotel offers the perfect setting for exploring Kent. This town hotel offers the perfect setting for exploring Kent, the continent or one of 4 championship golf courses close by. The Royal's warm hospitality and comfortable surroundings have been enjoyed by such famous people as Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton. The elegant a la carte restaurant serves a variety of freshly cooked meals. The hotel has a full wedding licence and reception facilities; as well as conference and meeting rooms the Royal can accommodate any requirement. [More...]
Welcome to the Sutherland House . This comfortable accommodation in a pleasant residential area is ideal for a quiet and peaceful stay in the atmosphere of an Edwardian House and guests are encouraged to make themselves completely at home. With only five bedrooms there is often the atmosphere of a house party. Sutherland House offers tasteful individually decorated bedrooms which complement the period of the property all with en suite or private facilities colour TV radio tea and coffee making facilities. The house is fully centrally heated with individual room controls and has a comfortably furnished sitting room. Free car parking for convenience of patrons is provided within the confines of our own grounds. [More...]
Built in 1700 on Beach Street overlooking the pier, close to town, station, golf, fishing, 8 miles to Dover ferry port. Ken or Lynn will welcome you into their cosy, family run hotel with a helpful, friendly staff willing to help . A cosy period hotel on the beach road, with 14 letting rooms including singles, doubles, trebles and family rooms, some of which are en suite. The lounge and some of the rooms have wonderful sea views. We have a restaurant and bar with varied menu of seafood and traditional dishes, in a friendly family atmosphere. We are close to Deal town centre, bus and train stations and 8 miles from Dover ferry port. The local golf courses are: Royal St. George's, Royal Cinque port, Prince's and Kingsdown. Charter fishing, beach fishing, memorable walks over the white cliffs to Dover, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Broadstairs or Margate, a short drive away is Canterbury Cathedral and many places of historic interest. [More...]
Delightful secluded house set in large grounds near the centre of
picturesque village. All en-suite accommodation, and charming conservatory guest
lounge with pretty rural views. Dover and Canterbury 15-30mins. Good pub/restaurant
3mins walk. [More...]
Sondes Lodge has 3 tastefully funished en-suite letting rooms. Situated
in the heart of Deal it is ideally located for visiting castles, golfing, fishing,
bird watching and cross channel travel. Come and relax in the friendly atmosphere of
our home. [More...]
A family-run Victorian guest house recently renovated to a very high standard. Situated just across the road from Deal Castle, yards from the seafront and a few minutes walk from the town centre, Keep House makes an ideal base to explore Deal and the surrounding area. [More...]
Situated in a quiet secluded location opposite the village church in the picturesque village of Worth, nestled in the countryside, yet close to the historic town of Sandwich, this traditional public house provides visitors with a warm, friendly and comfortable welcome. The Blue Pigeons Inn invites you to experience its traditional countryside atmosphere, panoramic views, sweeping landscapes, and six romantic rooms all en-suite. Dining either Al-a-Carte or traditional pub fayre daily.The Blue Pigeons Inn offers comfortable, cosy accommodation situated both on the 1st floor of the inn and also in modern log cabins at ground floor level. There are 2 double rooms offering disabled access, whilst the inn also has 2 family suites. Dogs are welcome, parking is off-road and full restaurant and public house facilities are available. There is also a substantial garden offering a large climbing frame, several bouncy castles and various other games and entertainment for children. The village of Worth developed in the 16th century, when the castles of Sandown, Deal and Walmer were built. The Downs became an anchorage comparatively safe from marauders, and more settled conditions came to this part of the coastline. Trade naturally followed and this period saw the beginning of the red brick style of building, of which there are still a few pleasing examples in the village today. The local church, however, shows traces of Norman (12th century) work. [More...]
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