Hotels near Lydd Airport - LYX, Lydd

We stayed August 2021 for 5 days, we did clamping with the kiddies. The the pod, small but nice and clean. it situated on field, where kiddies can round around, play games and you can have a BBQ. Showers and toilets are 2 mins away but were clean, and if therefore were any issue, staff were available to help. There is a little tap located outside the showers, which was very useful. there is lots to do with kiddies, bingo, kiddies entertainer, swimming, arcade, Rommey beach is a must. there is a Sainsbury 5 mins drive. there is a bar, where the breakfast and dinner is located. the food was lovely. The only issue was that on our first day, the staff was clearly overwhelmed in the restaurant and we waited over 31/2 hours for our food, which was not great for the kiddies, so we didnt get out food until 10.35pm or later. but there sorted the issues of the food an there rest of the week, great service and great food. there are a view people i want to mentioned due to great customer service and friendly. Jackie restaurant manager, Hannah waiter, Adam bar and waiter, Keeley (outstanding), Joslin manager, gets a special mentioned, she acknowledge the food issue, apologied and did what she could and spoke to me directly for the rest of my stay. Honestly the biggest issue was the cost of the food and drink, two hot chocolate came to £7.50, we had half board and save us a fortune. BRING A BBQ,KETTLE and TOASTER if your clamping.. Keeley's mother (house keeping) well done for the excellent quality of the pods. Any issues, were addressed and great customer service. Apologies, if got any names wrong

Dungeness is a unique place on the Kent coast. A vast shingle beach, and ramshackle old cottages mix with architectural wonders. Decaying fishing boats litter the shore and a nuclear power station adds to the complex landscape. A 15 inch gauge railway runs through the landscape, transporting visitors back and from Hythe to Dungeness and two lighthouses look over the land and see. A haven for the weird and a magnet for artists. There's nowhere quite like it.

An idyllic stay with five adults aged 64 to 90 and two dogs. Walking to the “Sound Mirrors” was well worth it. The view across Romney and close proximity to walk just moments from the house, simply perfect.

It is a remarkable location in many respects and with the steam railway running through the campsite location and the unique coastline to explore it really is a place to visit. Plus of course the Pilot Inn and old lighthouse to explore. And of course the usual arcades for the children!

The location is just perfect if you want to stay near Camber Sands only gun about 30min by car. The beds are comfortable, the bedsheets were very fresh and clean and the room was fresh. Everything was clean and pleasant to stay in. I had a very good sleep same as other my 4 companions. The place is quiet and has a very friendly owner.

A good place to stay for touring around the area, particularly the Medieval Churches on Romney mMrsh and the RHDR railway. Several independent shops in the village. The Ship Inn provides good food and drink and a warm welcome.