All Deal hotels

Built in 1800 on Beach Street over looking the small fishing pier close to major ferry ports of Dover & Folkstone. There is a restaurant and bar with a varied menu of seafood and international dishes.

This unique, characterful hotel set in its own beautiful grounds is located a short distance from Dover. The accommodation is arranged in a courtyard setting with private secure parking. The hotel's restaurant, Samphire at Ham, is featured in the Good Good Guide.

Located in the heart of Deal, just a stone's throw away from the beach. Dunkerley's hotel in Deal, comprises of sixteen superb rooms. Six of the rooms have panoramic sea views overlooking Deal's pier and beach.

Edmund House Guest House offers five ensuite bedrooms. Each room is beautifully presented with flowers, chocolates, wine and a fruit bowl for guests upon arrival. Even junior guests receive their own personal goodie bag!

Located in the heart of the ancient cinque port of Sandwich and boasts two championship golf courses nearby. Offering twelve en-suite rooms all with Wi-Fi access and tastefully decorated the rooms are available in various occupancy.

Situated on the seafront in Deal. Steeped in history, this early 18th century town hotel offers the perfect setting for exploring Kent.

Nestled in the heart of a peaceful conservation area, Solley Farm House overlooks the village duck pond and an ancient church with Norman origins. This picturesque setting is the perfect base for anyone interested in learning more about England’s past.

The St Crispin Inn is a 15th century traditional pub in the small country village of Worth, not far from Deal and Dover. The restaurant and bar offers fine food, wines and real ale. It also offers quiet B&B accommodation, has a large garden and is near to excellent golf courses and fishing.

This comfortable accommodation in a pleasant residential area is ideal for a quiet and peaceful stay in the atmosphere of an Edwardian House and guests are encouraged to make themselves completely at home.

The Bell has been an important centre of Sandwich life since Tudor times. A Bell Inn has existed on The Quay, adjacent to the Barbican Gate and Toll, overlooking what would have been the harbour, now the River Stour, since about 1300. The present listed building is mainly 19th century.

In the historic market town and medieval Cinque Port of Sandwich, the New Inn offers en suite accommodation, free parking and a friendly, traditional bar with home-cooked food available all day.

Situated in the beautiful medieval cinque port town of Sandwich, Kent. You will find White Rose Lodge a peaceful and tranquil experience, whilst enjoying the large garden and orchard guests are also welcome to use the hot tub which is in a very private and lovely part of the garden.