Accommodation Folkestone
Folkestone has long been a destination for british holidaymakers of all ages. Folkestone even held a special place in the hearts of our Royal Family who came to Folkestone regularly.
Folkestone Town is set at the foot of the North Downs, creating stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the coast of France which is a only 24 miles (39 km) away and is easily accessable using the Channel Tunnel giving easy access to Europe for holidaymakers, day-trippers and shoppers.
Folkestone is a magnet for passing birds as they migrate to and from their wintering habitats making Dungeness Nature Reserve a must for anyone with an interest in nature..
Folkestone also boasts a magnificent former dance hall The Leas Cliff Hall, perched on the clifftop overlooking the English Channel. It is now run by Live Nation as a location for large scale concerts, conferences and events.
Folkestone together with Hythe, have an amateur theatre group: the Folkestone & Hythe Operatic & Dramatic Society. They are a charitable organisation, producing and performing several different shows a year at their own venue, The Tower Theatre, located in Shorncliffe. The society also has a Youth section which produces 3 performances a year at The Tower Theatre; the Brigadier Thomas Memorial Competition, a summer show and a Christmas revue.
There is much to see and do in Folkestone. Getting accommodation in Folkestone is usually not a problem. However, it is always a good idea to book early to avoid disappointment. Simply click the blue button on the left and fill out the form to book a room in the Chandos Guest House.
