Banque House

4 Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, England

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About Banque House

This elegantly appointed Victorian-style hotel is small, select and very comfortable. Our well maintained accommodation is close to the Channel Tunnel, town centre, the Leas, shops and local restaurants. This long established non smoking, centrally located hotel provides bed and breakfast, with 12 en suite bedrooms, colour tv, some with dvd and cd players. Tea and coffee making facilities are also available. Plus complementary wine We are best known for our delicious full English breakfasts, served to the spacious and pleasantly decorated bedrooms. All breakfasts are made with local produce, delivered fresh to the door. We are ideally located for both business and leisure travellers, plus well situated for late/early arrivals and departures, when crossing the Channel from Folkestone or Dover. Lock-up parking with CCTV, Council operated sited close by. Car park free when locked up between 9.00pm 6.00am ( arrivals after 9.00pm should make arrangement direct with the Hotel) plus a small car park is available at the rear of the hotel. Also off street parking. Bars and restaurants located next door Hotel and within easy walk. Most restaurant offer 10% offerd when presented with Hotel cards.

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