Lismore Hotel

5-9 Trinity Crescent, Folkestone, Kent, England

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About Lismore Hotel

The Lismore Hotel is situated in the elegant, late Victorian West End of Folkestone. Close to the famous Leas Promenade and within walking distance of the town centre and the sea. The Lismore is a privately run establishment with 42 bedrooms and private gardens. While in Folkestone, visit the medieval parish church of St. Eanswythe in the historic Bayle, the harbour and the Old High Street, relax on the Leas Promenade, or explore the Warren and Lower Sandgate. Folkestone also provides a variety of sporting facilities including golf at Sene Valley, windsurfing, fishing, bowling and horse racing. Folkestone is ideally located to explore the Garden of England with the beautiful countryside and historic heritage. Visit the cathedral city of Canterbury, Rochester, Broadstairs and the Cinque Port towns. Other local attractions include Leeds Castle and Port Lympne zoo park. Le Shuttle and Seacat services operate from Folkestone to the Continent.

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