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Only 5 minutes’ walk from Folkestone town centre, View Hotel Folkestone is a 4-star boutique hotel that features The Cliffe Restaurant & Bar and sea views. Lovely breakfast included in the room rate.
Overlooking the English Channel, the Best Western Clifton Hotel offers en suite bedrooms, many with sea views. It is 10 minutes from Folkestone town centre, railway station and Channel Tunnel. Great stay! Clean, quiet and right by the water!
Overlooking the Leas Promenade and English Channel, The Burlington Hotel is located a 10 minute walk from the centre of Folkestone. Set in leafy gardens, it features a traditional restaurant. Beautifully furnished room, very clean, comfortable beds. We were offered a heater for the comfort stay at the hotel as it was quite a chilly weekend. The hotel is pet friendly! A dog bowl and blanket were waiting for us in the room. I was even offered to have a breakfast with a dog. This has never happened to me before. Blackout curtains help to have a healthy sleep. Bathroom- pleasant to spend time in. Felt extremely welcomed there.
With free parking and air-conditioned rooms, this hotel is 1 mile from Folkestone Eurotunnel terminal and a 20-minute drive from Dover Port. Wi-Fi is free in the public areas. Perfect for eurotunnel, fast efficient check-in, all facilities spotless.
Situated in Folkestone and with Folkestone Rugby Club reachable within 7 km, Park Inn Hotel Folkestone features a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar. Because of roadworks, we arrived at 2AM. We rang the hotel, who opened up and were very welcoming!
This Premier Inn is just 5 minutes’ drive from the Eurotunnel Terminal, Folkestone beaches and the M20 motorway. It offers a bar, restaurant and free parking. When looking for a location close to the LeShuttle to get to France, you would be hard pushed to find a better location than the Premier Inn Folkestone. Wonderful, helpful staff was the first thing we experienced. Couldn't do enough to help you on many many occasions. Immaterial whether it was desk staff, the kitchen Staff, the waiters or those assisting at breakfast, everyone was wonderful. The meals offered a great selection and everything tried was spot on and of value. The room was well resourced and operated perfectly
Popular with guests booking hotels in Folkestone
Popular with guests booking hotels in Folkestone
Popular with guests booking hotels in Folkestone
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Folkestone this weekend is £179 or, for a 4-star hotel, £163. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Folkestone for this weekend cost on average around £222 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting Folkestone loved staying at Wards Hotel & Restaurant, Best Western Plus Burlington Hotel and View Hotel Folkestone.
These hotels in Folkestone are highly rated by couples: View Hotel Folkestone, Wards Hotel & Restaurant and Best Western Plus Burlington Hotel.
On average, it costs £71 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Folkestone for tonight. You'll pay on average around £80 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Folkestone will cost around £100 (based on Booking.com prices).
View Hotel Folkestone, The Southcliff Hotel and Premier Inn Folkestone - Channel Tunnel have received great reviews from travellers in Folkestone regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
For hotels in Folkestone that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try Premier Inn Folkestone - Channel Tunnel, Wards Hotel & Restaurant and View Hotel Folkestone.
View Hotel Folkestone, Best Western Plus Burlington Hotel and Holiday Inn Express Folkestone Channel Tunnel are some of the popular hotels in Folkestone.
Some of the best hotels in Folkestone near Folkestone Harbour include 10to12 Folkestone, View Hotel Folkestone and Best Western Plus Burlington Hotel.
On average, 3-star hotels in Folkestone cost £65 per night, and 4-star hotels in Folkestone are £85 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Folkestone can on average be found for £108 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Stayed at the Carlton as we went to the theatre and partner can't walk well.Now at the grand Burstin a far better bet. Great room overlooking the harbour. Clean , nice decor,big bath and plenty hot water.superb.
First trip to Folkestone for both myself and my wife. We thought that the promenades and cliff-top walks were exceptional. The coastal period properties were well-maintained and the architecture was magnificent. The beaches and gardens were really beautiful. Good restaurants and facilities but Town Centre had a seedy feel to it with some homeless beggars and empty shops but this is happening pretty much everywhere in Britain and did not detract from the visit.
Lovely little place that’s recovering from hard economic times. Long way to go but there’s new places opening all the time. In the summer months The Harbour Arm with it’s bars, food music and stunning views is just fantastic. Nothing like it anywhere. The views and walk along The Leas are a pleasure and on a clear day you can see across to France. Folkestone is on the way back.
It didn't have a nice 'feel'. Except for the Old High Street, which has lots of little interesting shops and well worth a visit, I didn't find much to rave about. The beach is lovely, but it is separated from the town by a long area of sloping cliff, which is an interesting area to walk around, but don't expect the beach to be near to your accommodation! Time and money is being spent on improving the town, but in my view it has been without sensible planning. For example, there is a HUGE white block of flats next to the beach, which blocks the view of the town and the cliffs from the beach - utterly awful. Also, a huge amount of money must have been spent on the reconstruction of the old Folkestone harbour railway station, and it has been beautifully completed, but there is nothing to see or do there. (Perhaps some shops and cafes are coming?) Anyway, the station at Folkestone Central, which is actually working and offering a service to the public is in a dreadful state!! These, along with other oddities I could mention, left me feeling that Folkestone wasn't a place I would visit again.
Interesting town with great history. Wonderful walks, plenty of exploring. Fascinating walks around the harbour with lovely fish restaurant and shops selling fresh fish etc. Great shopping area, and a very welcoming and interesting Weatherspoons. Check out the Nepalese restaurant Annapurna. Just a ten minute walk from the Harbour.
Ok place, with some interesting architecture and places to eat. Easy travelling distance to other places along the coast. I decided to stay in Folkestone, which had available rooms at the time, in order to see the the Turner Gallery in Margate. A must visit!!
Amazing location with beautiful views. The hotel is a short walk from the coast and town. It is currently undergoing an extensive refurbishment but this didn't affect our stay as we had a room overlooking the road / car park (opposite side to what is currently being worked on). Once the refurb is complete I don't doubt that this will be one of the top hotels in Folkestone. We stayed in a very reasonably sized double room on the third floor. We did not eat in the hotel so are unable to comment on this.
We booked here for.one night as.leaving for Euro tunnel early next day. Family run hotel gentlemen was really helpful and friendly. We were 10.min walk from.folkestone harbour for something to eat and drink. Or asda for snacks. Room was good clean and comfortable and we had a good.niggt sleep. The euro tunnel is a 15 minute drive so highly recommended
We often go to Folkestone to see our family and stay at Wards, and have done for years Conan has done a real good job of making his guest's comfortable, it's always a pleasure to spend time at his hotel, the breakfast is very good and the restaurant is lovely and has good quality food always a pleasure to spend time there. John masters.
Amazing place to stay great location friendly staff clean and tidy at all times I stayed in room 10 and when I wanted to extended my stay the staff went out there way to keep me in the same room which was nice off them. And for an extra £1.50 per day the hotel provide parking this was a bonus as the parking in folkestone is very expensive.
The location is fantastic , it’s a very basic hotel, fairly clean and accessible. Furniture and decor is very 1980’s and could do with a revamp. But if you re looking for a cheap please to spend a couple of nights in Folkestone . This could be your place.
Stayed for one night for a wedding at nearby Old Kent Barns. We were able to leave our luggage at the hotel and finish getting ready before the taxi arrived despite being much too early for our actual check in which was very much appreciated.
Convenient ' no frills ' hotel close to the Channel tunnel. Clean and comfortable for a one night stop over. We.prefer to go to Folkestone to eat as the restaurant is rather basic but that's our personal preference.
Near the town but in a nice part and fabulous view Local friends were amazed that there was a hotel of this standard in Folkestone. Free street parking was easy to find 30 seconds away.
really friendly staff and really good location. the breakfast was amazing they did everything really easy for us and helped to find nice spots around the hotel
Highly appointed like a boutique hotel but in a small guest house setting so homely as well. Amazing power shower.
Very nice hotel close to the Euro Tunnel. Staff was absolutely wonderful and the room was clean and comfortable.
Handing my keys back early and leaving, location of hotel is a nice area
Lovely hotel with super attentive and lovely hosts.
I liked sime of the staff and the area was lovely
An excellent traditional Inn. The accommodation is quiet, the Ship has a range of well cellared cask conditioned real ales, including one brewed on the premises, and the catering is first class.The fine reputation of this establishment is well deserved.
Stayed here for the night before going in the eurotunnel. Very cosy, warm and the new owners had even put a couple of Christmas presents on our ) year old bed to open when she got there. It’s the little things. Will visit again. Thankyou guys
owners are realy nice, helpful and kindful, so we felt almost like in home :),and location is great (50m from beach)
Amazing hotel with very friendly and helpful staffs, we will be back in the near future!
Fabulous modern rooms overlooking the harbour .
Very friendly & relaxing place to stay.
