Wards Hotel & Restaurant

39 Earls Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, England

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About Wards Hotel & Restaurant

Wards hotel is a spacious detached Edwardian Property. As a family run hotel, we recognise varied needs of our guests from business Executive, to touring holiday makers. Wards Hotel was Built in the early 1900's as part of the Lord Radnor Estate. Within close proximity of the m20 Motorway, Harbour Ports and Channel Tunnel, Wards is ideally situated for all travellers. For business customers, we now have wireless broadband Internet facilities available throughout the hotel. P.c cards and usb adapters are available from Reception.

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