The Southcliff Hotel

22-26 The Leas, Folkestone, Kent, Kent, England

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About The Southcliff Hotel

Situated in the historical harbour and resort of Folkestone, the 2-star AA graded Southcliff Hotel is perfectly situated on the Leas, the town's panoramic promenade, with good links to the motorway for cross channel connections from Euro Tunnel and Dover. The property offers 75 comfortable en suite rooms boasting either sweeping views of the English Channel and the lights of France (on a clear night) or the rolling green hills of the South Downs. Use the hotel as your base to explore the idyllic Kent countryside or even as a starting point to visit France.

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