Located on Wraik Hill on the edge of the seaside town of Whitstable, The Crescent Turner is a modern property that offers beautiful sea views .
Loraine
United Kingdom
The staff very friendly & most helpful, Locatiom perfect with beautiful sea views. My room was very comfort and bed, pillows, quilt and bedding all great for a good nights sleep. Maybe a mirror in the room and on the dressing table rather than just the bathroom, but otherwise a lovely brief stay & will return.
Located a few steps from Whitstable Beach, Duke of Cumberland offers 4-star accommodations in Whitstable and features a garden, a restaurant and a bar.
Just across the road from the beach, Hotel Continental offers well-appointed rooms around 10 minutes’ walk from Whitstable’s characterful town center.
Tony Skorik
United Kingdom
Great hotel right on the front row next to the sea. The staff were lovely and polite, and our room was clean with a good bathroom. There’s a restaurant on the ground floor that serves breakfast in the morning and opens for dinner after 5:30 pm. The dinner and ale prices were slightly above average, but the food was very delicious, making it a wonderful experience overall
Sitting on the Tankerton Cliffs and overlooking the Thames Estuary, The Marine features an à-la-carte restaurant and a bar, and offers spacious rooms with stylish décor and free WiFi access...
The Old Schoolhouse is a recently renovated vacation home in Whitstable where guests can make the most of its garden and terrace.
katherine
United Kingdom
Exactly as stated.
Clean, warm, comfy and just what we needed for a few days get away.
Great location for town or beach.
Everything you would need for a lovely break.
Would definately go back again.
Thankyou
On average, 3-star hotels in Whitstable cost $250 per night, and 4-star hotels in Whitstable are $267 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Whitstable can be found for $125 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Whitstable is a stunning seaside resort. Lively harbour and miles of shingle beach with breakwater groins. The centre is full of independent little shops, bars and restaurants. Its like a step back in time before big retail chains dominated our High Street. Even has butcher shops and greengrocers - unheard of nowadays ! The choice and standard of food here is outstanding. So many great and varied places to eat and it still has a lot of pubs to choose from. Best time here is sunset where people gather on the shores to watch stunning sunsets and eat fish and chips and buy drinks from the little pop up bars. Heaven.
Clare Wilshaw
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The Breakfasts at the hotel were excellent the best part of...
The Breakfasts at the hotel were excellent the best part of our stay. We stayed 5 days and I tried nearly everything on the menu and I can recommend them all. The hotel is old and needs a lot of renovation and money spent on it. It is expensive for a 3-star hotel prices they charge are more like 5-star prices, but there are very few hotels in the town so they can charge more or less anything. Should have a fridge in the rooms and for the price we paid should be a larger room with sofa. Howling wind coming through the windows if the direction is right. Lots of stairs and corridors to negotiate so beware if you have walking problems. Great views of the sea and shoreline. Also good walks along the front with the dog. I paid £20 per night for the dog which I thought was rather excessive, £10 would have been a fairer price.
Patricia
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
It was a lovely, peaceful little town with fantastic shops,...
It was a lovely, peaceful little town with fantastic shops, including independent ones and 3 or 4 small supermarkets. Lovely beachfront walks, history and close to Canterbury and other coastal resorts like Herne bay and Margate.
We self catered and had fish and chips at the Neptune pub on the beach. Bit windy but great setting to watch the sunset. GARAGE was lovely cafe. Lot of places dog friendly too.
poochiewalker
Scored 10
10
A woderful town with friendly people and a mix of facilities...
A woderful town with friendly people and a mix of facilities. The pub food is as good and sometimes better than a restaurant. The speciality of seafood is well catered for in the town. The architecture and nature of this part of England make a visit a treat the harbour markets were a delight but not as cheap as Yorkshire. The setting is stunning. boat trips available. The historic castle is a visual feast and tours are available.
brian
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Whitstable itself is not over touristy.
Whitstable itself is not over touristy. Nice bars and restaurant's , many specialising in seafood and shellfish. The beach is pebbly , and the sea shallow for a fair way out. Easy access to herne bay, margate and ramsgate by car or train.
ann
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
A lively place popular with families. Lots of amenities.
A lively place popular with families. Lots of amenities. Not far from London and other Kent attractions. Beach is easily accessible with an easy walk along it's length. There are lots of places to eat along the high street as well as places to order or buy food if in self catering.
The location is excellent. Tankerton Beach is just in front of the Hotel, and it is within walking distance to the major tourist attractions in Whitstable. Room very comfy and I have a good sleep. Staff is friendly and helpful.
More importantly, it is a true dog friendly hotel. They have prepared some dog treats for my dog in the room. Even the restaurant of the hotel is dog friendly, we can dine with my dog inside the restaurant!
Great location less than 5 min to beach and only 10 into Whitstable high street for shops cafes etc.
Light and airy property with beautiful furnishings. Everything you need is here even toiletries etc
We ate at Birdies, No 1 and both were lovely. We’d also recommend Thirst Love cafe for breakfast - very close, dog friendly and good value food, shakes and smoothies.
Lovely property (the photos didn’t do it justice), a pleasant 10/15 minute stroll down the high street to the seafront. Dog friendly, plenty of space, aircon, easy parking and a hot tub.
Very pleasant hotel on the outskirts of Whitstable .Location could have been a problem if my daughter hadn’t been living locally and able to ferry me around.
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