Best Western Clifton Hotel

The Leas, Clifton Gardens, Folkestone, Kent, England

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About Best Western Clifton Hotel

Elegant Victorian style hotel in the centre of the Leas. Views of English Channel, minutes from town centre, Le Shuttle and ferry terminal to France. Spectacular views of the English Channel, 80 comfortable bedrooms, Garden Restaurant, bar, conference and banqueting facilities 10 to 75,WIFI available. Perfect venue for business people. Peaceful location yet only 10 minutes away from the town's amenities and the Channel Tunnel Terminal to the continent.

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