Langhorne Garden Hotel

10-12 Langhorne Gardens, Folkestone, Kent, England

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About Langhorne Garden Hotel

Langhorne Garden is a family-run hotel (all rooms en-suite) situated adjacent to the Leas-Folkestone clifftop promenade. Our cellar wine bar offers a wide choice of wines, real ales and lagers, featured in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2002. This family-run hotel was built in the 1870's, next to the Leas promenade, a mile-long clifftop walk with views over the Channel to France on a clear day, which has been described as the world's finest marine promenade. The hotel has 29 en-suite rooms, a lift, dining room offering traditional English cooking and a wine/cellar bar offering a selection of real ales, draught and bottled lagers, wines and bar snacks. The Langhorne is the ideal location for a visit to east Kent either on holiday or as a stop-over on your way to the continent via the Channel Tunnel or the ferries at Dover. But don't take our word for it - these are just a few of the comments from our most recent guest book: 'I must congratulate you on running a friendly and comfortable hotel. Your staff are excellent and the warmth and hospitality shown to us all was very much appreciated. I have no hesitation in recommending the Langhorne Garden Hotel and look forward to seeing you all again' - DB (President) HCW Bowls Association - week tour x 38 ladies. 'We only stayed here one night but the room was really comfy and the food was delicious. Thanks for a great start to our holiday.' K family, Wales en-route to France. 'Just completed our seventh visit and find it as good as ever - excellent staff make this home from home.' The Stones, Norfolk 'Thank you again to Mark and Ian and all your helpful staff for another comfortable stay with good food, accommodation and service. Always happy to return.' A & D H, Altrincham

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