We had a lovely relaxing break at Salty Cottage, where do we start? Entering the garden your senses…read moreare assaulted by the beautiful lavender plants and the having a mid afternoon complementary bottle of plonk on the gorgeous day bed (thanks) set the mood perfectly. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, my daughter loved the attic bedroom with the dinky staircase. We ate out in one of the many gorgeous restaurants at the Samphire which was very friendly and relaxing atmosphere with amazing food. After we walked back via a bar with live jazz music and a couple of drinks we were able to stagger back to our salty cottage and watched half a movie...

From the owner: Cottage Holiday Rental Charming Grade 2 Listed Cottage in…read moreheart of Whitstable. Cosy living room with Wood Burner stove; 3 double bedrooms; 80 Ft Private Garden with Balinese Day Bed. Whitstable is great for Foodies with quirky shops. Short Walk To Beach. Sleeps 6

We stayed one night and you cannot fault value for money. We requested a room facing the car park…read moreas part of the hotel faces Thanet Way and you would get some road noise. Despite seeming very full the place was extremely quiet which was very positive, the room clean and the bathroom water hot. Very deep bath and good shower. One negative was the pillows....they really were as flat as a pancake providing little support and need replacing. Staff were attentive and chatty in a good way. Seeing a rat running to the waste bin outside of reception was slightly disconcerting. He however did not check in.....

Not flash, nothing special but.. The staff were absolutely…read moreamazing.. we asked a question regarding an item they had in the hotel, they gave us a negative answer but stated they would try to find out availability. They rang us back within an hour and reserved one for us to collect, and kept it for us. Not the usual hotel review I know, but it made our stay The room was functional, it was quiet, well insulated, not too much noise from the road, access is a bit odd coming from whitstable, Little Chef and Petrol Station on site, nearest Pub, just up the Hill, Indian Restaurant on Opposite side of dual carriageway, Whitstable is a lovely place, bigger than we thought, but the beach is really nice in Spring, plenty of places to eat and drink though parking is not as easy when it's busy.

Great and reasonable rooms upstairs and a great pub below. We got an amazing full English breakfast…read morein the morning and the staff was super nice! A very pleasant experience indeed!

I both ate and stayed overnight at this place and felt that it was a decent place to stay at if…read moreyou're looking for something on the cheap side while wanting to avoid chain hotels like the Premier Inn. The owners are very friendly and down to Earth, and while it may be a bit tricky to find them on a busy evening in the bar, they're quick to sign you in and show you to your room. We even had our room upgraded to a bigger larger bed. The room is modest but clean and nice and certainly fair for the price. The booking also comes with a complimentary breakfast (my first English breakfast) which was good. Big. Britishy. But good. Our only complaint arose when someone decided to enter the previously empty room across from us and start having sex all night with the door open. Old building + thin walls + weird sex & slapping sounds = really unhappy Jenny. While after a solid but polite 'shut up' conversation, they did finally go to bed. Or at least closed the door. But the next morning after an odd apology from the owners combined with an unfortunate voice recognition during breakfast we realised that the slapping sex couple were friends with the owners of the hotel. The whole thing was a bit odd. That being said, the owners were quite accomodating and even allowed us to keep our room until we left to catch the coach back to London. To be honest, this is the sort of place that's best for chatty folk who are looking for something relaxed, chilled and to get a taste of town life. If you're looking for a bit more a romantic weekend getaway, choose somewhere else.

Used to be a nice place but COVID has destroyed the service. Unfortunate. "Only have one chef" and…read more"Covid has been tough on us "

Hotel Continental is trendy Whitstable, in other words it caters for the weekend set…read more It is quite a long way from the centre of Whitstable, with its trendy boutiques and designer shops. you have to go to the other end of whitstable towards Tankerton to find it. It offers lots of seafood and, naturally, Whitstable oysters, as well as lots of other seafood and fish dishes. It is not cheap but not too expensive either and is a delightful place on a hot, summer's day, with views over the North Sea.

Delightfu Victorian fisherman's cottage, that sleeps 6 in the heart of Whitstable a three minutes…read morestroll from shops, restaurants, beach and harbour. Stylish decort featuring works of local artists. Cosy lounge with woodburner. Three good sized double beds (one en suite) with decent Egyptian Cotton bed linen. Modern kitchen is complete with mod cons inc Dualit toaster andKenwood coffee machin and utility room Pretty bedecked garden with large dining table. A great find

Awesome B&B with the loveliest hosts possible. Perfect original English breakfast and a cosy room…read morewith all those details you can only get in an owners led place like this. I only stayed there one night, but I think I got a really nice impression of what this place is like. Actually the reception is only open for Sam hours of the day, as it is just a piece of beef and not a hotel with a 24-hour reception. But on the day of my arrival, there were major traffic disruptions, so I could not make it in time. I called and they helped me out very friendly. They granted me a possibility to get in even doing the night, and it got one until I arrived. If there would have been any problems, I am of no doubt that I could have reached him when calling. When you arrive, you are asked to choose your breakfast: you can choose between a full English breakfast, a continental breakfast and scrambled eggs with salmon. As I read online, at the full English breakfast is really good at that place, I of course chose English breakfast. The next morning comma my breakfast was prepared in the very moment I arrived and the atmosphere was very sympathetic and open. Another family, who was visiting some friends in town, did get all details possible they needed to have a look around the city. And as my appointment did not take part because of the weather disruptions, I asked whether I could stay in the breakfast Lounge till my train leaves and they would let me although they were not lodged and even some hotels sure you wouldn't have the letter stating that breakfast area. I even had a really nice chat and even though the breakfast was over, I was asked if I needed any more drink, so I thankfully accepted to have another coffee. The room was very cosy and had all the details you could expect from a 4 star room. The selection of sweets, like a sweet before you go to bed or a cookie to drink with a cafe or a tea was really delicate. Also the selection of tea and such was really nice, I tried the red berry tea and it was really strong and amazing taste, nothing you would expect from any random fruit tea. They put in a fresh milk in the hotel bar so I put it in my coffee. That is the first time I've ever seen this amount of passion for your guests. Every time again, I would choose this place over a four star hotel that could be comparable in terms of price for accommodation.

We made a mistake and were stressing to find a vacancy somewhere. There was none here but the…read moregrounds looked beautiful and one of the staff was very helpful and friendly. He called around and was able to find a spot for us while a festival was going on. If they had a room open we would have surely stayed here.