The Marine

33 Marine Parade, Tankerton, Whitstable, Kent, England

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About The Marine

The Marine Hotel sits on the Tankerton cliffs overlooking the Thames Estuary. A popular, friendly 'local' for its regular customers as well as a top class hotel for visitors. The Marine Hotel offers a choice of 25 en-suite bedrooms (22 with sea view), all with modern facilities and is ideally located for touring Kent's north-east coast. There is a splendid restaurant that offers excellent food and there is a bar and lounge, which also looks out across the sea. If that wasn't enough, the magnificent Galleon Suite is available for functions and wedding receptions and can double as a theatre to supplement the Marine's flexible range of conference and training facilities - a seminar room, complete with audio and visual equipment.

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