This bright and airy petite self-catering accommodation can be found on the first floor of a period building on a quiet one way street. Very centrally located, only a few steps away from sea views, Viking Bay and the main promenade at Broadstairs.

Broadstairs has a seafaring past and is today a charming and unspoilt seaside resort - many remnants of our Victorian heritage can be found throughout the town. During the summer months, Viking Bay attracts many holidaymakers for it's old fashioned funfair, vintage ice cream parlours and swing boats, Punch and Judy shows, surf school and fireworks displays while neighbouring Stone Bay has fantastic rock pools. Nearby Joss Bay has some of the best waves in the area with it's own surf school and kayaks for hire. Walkers and cyclists can take advantage of the 25 mile long Viking Trail around the Isle of Thanet which passes through Margate and Ramsgate and offers breathtaking views of the local coastline and villages. There are fantastic walks where at low tide Broadstairs and Ramsgate or Broadstairs and Margate are connected by beaches and, in season, there are a couple of cafes along the way for lunch or other refreshments. Little Star of the Sea is located in the heart of Broadstair's historic town, centrally placed on a peaceful residential street just off the seafront. It is no more than a couple of minutes walk from Viking Bay and a diverse multitude of restaurants, bars, pubs, micro breweries, coffee shops, ice cream parlours, shops and museums. There is no need for a car. When you're ready to leave the beach, Broadstairs offers many other attractions - among them, The Palace Cinema, one of England's smallest with only 111 seats, mini golf and wonderful Morelli's (an original 1950's ice cream parlour). The wonderful shops and galleries of both Margate and Ramgate are also within easy reach as is Dreamland and it's vintage rides and street food in Margate.