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Hythe Imperial Hotel Spa & Golf

3.9 of 5 • 288 reviews
The Esplanade
We stayed in this hotel overniget when attending a wedding.We requested a fully accessible room which we were allocated and it was a lovely room. Super king size bed. Very comfortable.View out of window of building works, not so good.Disabled … Read more
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Fern Lodge

The Esplanade
£74

Port Lympne Reserve - Port Lympne Hotel

5 of 5 • 1 reviews
Botolph's Bridge
We stayed at Port Lympne hotel after a one night safari break there. Enjoyed a luxurious room and a restful evening after a busy 2 days exploring the reserve and also at Howletts . Very interesting and enjoyable break. Read more
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Stade Court Hotel

3.6 of 5 • 46 reviews
Palmarsh
Good quality hotel for the price we paid. Staff very friendly and did their best to please.Appear to be ongoing improvements being made.Nice restaurant offering real food, overlooks the beach. Read more
£45

The Castle Hotel

3.7 of 5 • 98 reviews
Sandling
Nice hotel, if a little dated inside and could benefit from a lick of paint. Staff were friendly and food was good. Hotel close to channel tunnel - approx 10-15mins. Read more
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Seabrook House - B&B

3.4 of 5 • 5 reviews
The Esplanade
We were originally looking for somewhere to stay near the centre of Hythe, but left it a bit late and everywhere was full (didn't want to stay in a large hotel). So we chose the Seabrook and found it to be just the type of accommodation we wer … Read more
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Sandgate by the Sea

The Esplanade
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Port Lympne Reserve - Livingstone Lodge

Botolph's Bridge
It was a good experience and cam clos to the real thing abroad. We are a bit spoilthaving stayed in some superb lodges in South Africa and Botswana but the "safari"experience staying in the Aspinall Foundation Port Lympne parki was reasonably … Read more
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Bear Lodge - Glamping

Botolph's Bridge
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The Hythe House, Close to Beach and Restaurants

Palmarsh
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Recent Reviews in Hythe

Perfect for what you need

5 out of 5

No frills but a comfy bed, family room plenty big enough, staff are obliging, just not skilled at professionalism. Breakfast plentiful and perfect for an overnight stay before going on. 4 mins from Eurostar!

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Overnight in thw safari park

3 out of 5

It was a good experience and cam clos to the real thing abroad. We are a bit spoilt having stayed in some superb lodges in South Africa and Botswana but the "safari" experience staying in the Aspinall Foundation Port Lympne parki was reasonably close to what you would find in Africa. Very rewarding to hear how all animals in captivity are born and bred in this enviroment with none being brought in from the wild. Our "glamping" was OK although the tents flap around very noisily all night in the fairly stong winds we experienced during our stay. Dinner was very enjoyable. Served buffet style but the steak was well cooked. On the whole an enjoyable overnight stay and an unusual experience in the UK. We took some friends who are full of praise about the trip.

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Pocket Guide: Hythe

Hythe was one of the original Cinque Port towns, a confederation of towns established by Royal decree whose job it was to provide the nation with the ships and men it needed in times of threat, usually coming from the nearby Continent. Today, Hythe is a charming and traditional little Kentish town that has many attractions for you to admire on a visit from your hotel or guesthouse in Kent.

Be Close to Hythe's Attractions

Hythe has a friendly, bustling atmosphere and bags of old world rural charm. The many visitor attractions here include Brockhill Country Park, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park and the Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway. Hythe also stages several colourful festivals throughout the year, such as the annual and appropriately named Hythe Festival and the less regular Hythe Venetian Fete. These attract visitors from across the United Kingdom and beyond, and when you're based at a nearby hotel such as the Hythe Imperial or The Castle Hotel you'll have convenient access to the various events.

Enjoy the Incredible Shopping in Hythe

If you're a fan of shopping trips and leisurely afternoon lunches, Hythe high street will be just your cup of tea. It's a long and interesting thoroughfare with an attractive selection of designer and independent shops as well as representatives of some of the bigger brand names. Some of the local restaurants and inns are extremely old and add an atmospheric touch to an afternoon's sightseeing and shopping.

The Parish Church of St. Leonard's in Hythe has some especially interesting features, which you don't have to be a fan of ecclesiastical architecture to find fascinating. It was built back in the 11th Century and visitors come here to view its unusual ossuary, a rather creepy collection of neatly-stacked human bones.

Apart from Hythe itself, from your Kent guesthouse or hotel in the town you can explore the surrounding area, which has many things of interest to enjoy. Outdoor pursuits including golf, tennis, boating, bowls, riding and windsurfing are all popular here, and you can also indulge in some sea angling and windsurfing.

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