The Malvern Guesthouse and The Blues Grill - Our small, friendly, family-run guesthouse with themed bar and restaurant offers outstanding sea views in the heart of Cliftonville, close to the centre of Margate. A 5-storey Victorian terraced property featuring old charm with a modern twist, the Malvern provides the ideal base to explore this seaside town on foot. There are 5 outstanding Blue Flag award beaches, a stunning coastline ideal for walking and cycling, some of the best golf courses in the UK and a vast array of activities and attractions. The Malvern's famous Blues Brothers themed bar and restaurant serves a highly acclaimed breakfast. In the evening, enjoy only the finest steaks, fresh fish and traditional English style dishes, all freshly prepared and cooked by the in-house chef using local ingredients where possible.

Stone Court - This historic, Grade II listed building is home to the conveniently situated Stone Court hotel and its popular restaurant. A short walk from the city centre, this Tudor hotel was converted in 1716 to serve as a residence for crown court judges. Re-trace their steps by relaxing in the comfortable rooms, and sipping port amid the oak beams and wood-panelling of the lounge bar. You can even add to the authenticity of the experience by booking a room with a four-poster bed. With a restaurant on-site, this is also an ideal place for conferences, weddings and other functions - a unique solution to any occasion.

The Carlton Hotel - This sea-facing hotel is situated on The Leas, Folkestone's cliff-top promenade. It has motorway connections to Eurotunnel and the Dover ports. The Carlton Hotel is also close to Leas Cliff Hall and the town centre. The Victorian hotel has a car park with limited spaces.

Twitham Barn - In a quiet setting, this Grade II Listed, beautifully converted Kentish barn boasts elegant accommodation and picturesque grounds. There is easy access to London via the A2. A warm welcome awaits you, with tea or coffee on arrival. Twitham Barn was built around 1700, so its charming and luxurious rooms have real character, countryside views and exposed beams. Local pubs and restaurants are near, and you can enjoy the picturesque gardens and terrace surrounding Twitham Barn.

Blakes Of Dover - Blakes of Dover is quite unique as a non-smoking ale and wine bar with superior accommodation, less than 5 minutes from ferry and cruise terminals. Trains, buses, the A20 and A2 trunk routes are all within 800 metres. Blakes of Dover offers beautiful en suite rooms (including superior options), sleeping 2 to 4 guests. Well equipped rooms include televisions and complimentary trays. It has been awarded a 4-star rating by Visit Britain - Quality in Tourism. Blakes of Dover has a wonderful bar, providing a delightful place for eating and drinking. Their real ale range has now been extended to include micro brewery ales. Blakes of Dover is listed in the Good Beer Guide, the Good Cider Guide and the Good Pub Food Guide. In March 2006 it was voted District Pub of the Year by the Campaign for Real Ale.

Pavilion View Hotel - Pavilion View is situated in an excellent seafront position in the best part of Margate. Pavilion View overlooks the Winter Gardens and enjoys uninterrupted views of the sea and pleasant gardens. Pavilion View is perfectly situated in front of the Winter Gardens with its live shows, live entertainment, and many attractions, Dreamland Fun Park, Margate and Cliftonville Shopping Centre, fishing and watersports and coach rides to many other places of interest, Broadstairs, Ramsgate, and Canterbury.

Wycliffe Hotel - This beautiful, comfortable, family run hotel is situated in a peaceful setting with its own garden for residents use. One of the very few in the area with a large, free, private off-road car park. 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. We offer a warm welcome to all visitors, whether staying for a short break or looking for longer term residence, whilst working in the area.

The Wife of Bath Restaurant with Rooms - The Wife of Bath Restaurant with Rooms is set in the idyllic Kent village of Wye, 10 minutes' drive from the M20 and Ashford International Station. The wooden beamed rooms all offer great comfort with modern bathrooms and Egyptian bed linen. Sleep is blissful in this lovely setting. The stylish, contemporary restaurant uses fresh locally sourced ingredients to produce an exciting menu of modern British and European dishes. Please be aware that we do not offer rooms on a Sunday and Monday.

Garden Lodge - Garden Lodge, only 10 minutes from the Channel Tunnel, is a convenient and comfortable family-run guest house with a Visit Britain Guest Accommodation 4-star rating and guaranteed private parking. Whether on business or leisure, the Garden Lodge could not be more ideally placed close to Dover (11.2 km/7 miles) and its cruise terminal; Folkestone (6.4 km/4 miles) and the beautiful cathedral city of Canterbury (19.2 km/12 miles). The Garden Lodge is a very comfortable family home. The rooms and restaurant are well-decorated, very comfortable and with a strict non-smoking policy. The beautiful garden has aviaries, a fish pond and a mosaic tiled, solar heated swimming pool (summer months only) with steps for easy access. The restaurant offers homemade food, often using home-grown vegetables and fruit. Stay for at least 3-nights and receive a complimentary foot passenger day trip with SeaFrance.

The Royal Albion - Looking out to sea over Broadstairs' Viking Bay, the Royal Albion has a magnificent location, on the seafront, yet also close to the heart of the town. The Royal Albion was originally built in 1760 and Charles Dickens was a regular visitor. The famous Bleak House, Dickens' home in Broadstairs, is within sight. The rear gardens lead out onto the town's seafront promenade, with direct access to the sandy beaches. All of the 21 rooms are en suite and each room has Sky TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Each room has a view of the historic town or of the bay. Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available in the entire hotel at an additional cost. A generous and tasty full English breakfast is included in the price.