Broadstairs Hotel Guide - Dickens House Museum hotels in Broadstairs, United Kingdom.

"Great palce"

"I thoroughly enjoyed my short stay at The Yarrow. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, the room was lively and the food was very tasty. Will definitely visit again "

"Clean rioom"

"Nice location, nice room but the bed was too soft for our liking. Unfortunately the pub next door had a band and loud karaoke until very late then the dustmen went past about 4 times at 6 o'clock. A very disturbing night because of the surroundings."

"Lovely hotel! Really friendly staff, gorgeous views over Viking Bay, great food and genuinely dog friendly! "

"The cottage is ideally situated. It’s a short walk to the beach and places of interest like the Dickens museum. There are many restaurants a short walk from the cottage. It is warm and comfortable, with a nice kitchen and living room. We enjoyed our stay. "

"Fab little one bedroom house, in the centre of Broadstairs parking is very tight though but there is a carparkat top of the rd if needed. The high street is right on your doorstep with some fab bars and restaurants it really comes alive at the weekend. Beautiful beach although just watch the seagulls. The train station is a ten minute walk and very cheap to get about. Overall we had a fab stay highly recommend staying here and can’t wait to return."

"The property was very smart and clean, with everything we needed. The beds were comfy and the location ideal for getting to the beach and into town. "

"This is a lovely property tucked away right in the heart of Broadstairs just 20m away from the esplanade overlooking Viking Bay, Broadstairs’ main beach and harbour. The owner was helpful and welcoming. The property is also only very short walks to the array of beautiful restaurants that Broadstairs has to offer. Try Sardinia, again 20m away, and with great food and service. We spent time wandering around the art galleries and other quirky shops, but also longer walks along the beaches and cliff tops which are part of the riches of this part of Kent. And then returning to the house for peace and rest. We had a good, relaxing visit."