Folkestone Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Folkestone, Kent

We had a two night stay in Canterbury in September and stayed at the abode. The hotel was in a great location in the centre of the town and was lovely though the bedroom was small. We had breakfast on the first morning which OK - not the best cooked breakfast but ok. However we had cream tea in the afternoon which was delicious The only thing which upset our stay a little was a busker who started playing outside the hotel at midnight on Saturday. We expected the hotel staff to move him on but they didn't until we complained.

Very friendly and helpful . Secure parking ...... Breakfast very good ...

This hotel is in an Excellent location, the staff were very friendly and helpful and the hotel and rooms were very clean

Very nice B&B with very friendly owners who didn't pester but made sure we had everything we needed (including phoning the nearby pub to book a table for us in the evening).

Very clean hotel. Stayed one night in a double standard room. Not very big room, however, perfectly adequate, lovely ensuite. Got up early so did not sample the breakfast. Would stay again.

Very good place so much to do for adults and children and it's got a lovely beach next to it will definitely be going back soon

I was very impressed with how quiet the hotel was despite the fact that 2 weddings were going on. They block off rooms near the wedding parties so other residents are not disturbed which impressed me.

Booking was straightforward, as was checking in. This time we were in one of the mews cottages, Quince Cottage. Our bedroom was comfortable, with tea making facilities, a fan (necessary because it was hot!) and a decent sized t.v. The bed was comfy. The bathroom was large with both a bath and a separate shower cubicle. We had bathrobes and slippers provided, a bottle of still and sparkling water replenished every day, and plenty of bath products of superior quality. Downstairs, we had a separate lounge area, plenty of reading books, a further, larger TV and a small kitchen area, with more tea making facilities and a fridge. UHT milk was provided, but we requested fresh milk which was delivered to our cottage promptly. We used both the indoor and outdoor pools, including the sauna, steam room and jaccuzi. The indoor pool is looking a little jaded now, and the ice machine wasn't working. The whole area, including the changing rooms and showers could do with a little TLC. They were fine, just a bit tired, tiles missing etc. The outdoor pool was good, with plenty of parasols, which were definitely needed whilst we were there. We spent most of our time sitting around the pool area and swimming in the pool which was a decent size. We had one meal in the bar, as we only wanted a sandwich, and the other two nights in the bistro restaurant, where the menu was more than adequate and the food was enjoyable. We WILL return.

Only stayed for 1 night as a stopover so didn't use all the facilities.

I have wanted to stay at this hotel for ages and it did not disapoint. room was lovely , sea view , balcony, caught the end of the oyster festival in whitstable so more people than usual out on the slopes and in the hotel but good people watching! room was better than I imagined and very comfortable. staff all friendly and helpful.