Whitstable Hotel Guide - Whitstable Harbour hotels in Whitstable, United Kingdom.

"Lovely comfy hotel. Friendly staff and easy walk to whitstable and all that whistable has to offer. Will go back again 👍😍"

"Nice spacious room with comfortable beds. Great breakfasts. Lovely location on the beachfront"

"Everything was great. Looking forward to our next visit. The location is amazing. It has everything you would need for a comfortable stay "

"Lovely stay, the room was big yet cosy and the bathroom had shower and bath options! Amazing restaurant too and very helpful friendly staff "

"Highly recommended for close access to High Street, Harbour and beaches. Beds are really comfortable."

"Very well appointed house. Lovely decor . Loved the extension and locality. Good.communication from.owners. Spotlessly.clean "

"The property was everything we needed for our one night stay in Whitstable. It was very cosy, and had everything we needed. The host was easy to contact and responded really quickly. Would definitely recommend and return."

"Great location and lovely cottage. A couple of things for feedback though to improve it for others would be: 1. Put black-out blind or curtains in the front bedroom2. Tidy up the garden 3. Fix the front of the dishwasher properly (it fell off and hurt my husbands foot) 4. Cover the holes in the door of the downstairs toilet/utility room. "

"Visited Whitstable for my 60th birthday present. Also to run the half marathon there. Apartment in lovely central location. Plenty of space within the apartment. Bedrooms are at the back which is quiet with just an access lane. Bed linen was clean and beds comfortable. Plenty of storage. Sofas comfy and a good sized tv with all the usual channels. Kitchen well equipped. Another reviewer mentioned about having to take their rubbish with them, this isn’t correct, there’s a black bin with the flat number on at the back which is accessed by a small pathway on the right as you leave the apartment. We stayed 5 nights and only dropped rubbish in the black bin twice (once on leaving) as the bin liners are big. "