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• 3-star Hotels in Broadstairs

• East Horndon
  "Highly recommend"
  "Stayed in Room 10 overlooking the sea with plenty of parking on road opposite Room was spacious and well equipped, bed comfy Cooked breakfast highly rated by a normally critical traveller! Perfectly placed for sightseeing and walking to a huge variation of dining places in Broadstairs Wendy and ..."Geoff perfect hosts " More >
• Bleak House
  "laughed all day"
  "from the start, nicola and the team could not have been more helpful. a great setting for a wedding, although we did use the wedding room. we had the use of both reception rooms and had our meal in the charles dickens lounge; full of character with the tables and chairs dressed for the occassion. pl..."enty of places for photo opportunities inside and out, we even had a tour of the museum which kept smiles on faces. one og our guests made use of the grand piano and although the day had to come to an end, we were not rushed out. a fantastic intimate wedding " More >
• East Horndon
  "Broadstairs revisited - East Horndon discovered"
  "...and what a fantastic discovery! Our last stay in Broadstairs, many years ago, had been very forgettable as far as the accommodation went but we did fall in love with the place and always promised ourselves we would go back. This time, we discovered a veritable gem of a guest house. From the we..."lcome onwards, with a choice of two rooms which we were shown on arrival, our luggage carried up by the proprietor, Geoff and a lovely tray of tea brought up to our room by his wife, Wendy, things just got better and better. The very tastefully furnished bedroom was spacious enough to house a comfortable area to sit and a balcony which we could use with a view to die for. The room had a window seat, too; also with a lovely view. The ensuite was beautiful and spotlessly clean. The breakfast was the best we have sampled and we have been to hundreds of such establishments over many years. Everything, though, was done with a light touch and very understated - not the usual parading of the s... " More >