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Picture yourself: picnicking with friends and a bottle of wine in a bluebell wood, kite surfing along an exhilarating shoreline, exploring a magical castle with the kids. You can visit much of the best of Kent by rail, with the remainder a short cycle, walk or taxi ride away. You can do them all in Kent thanks to its unique blend of countryside, coast and breathtaking historic attractions - all perfect places to relax, refresh, inspire.
The County of Kent, situated at the south eastern tip of England, is often called the 'Garden of England'; with its hop fields, oast houses, orchards, sumptuous gardens and captivating countryside.
Kent is the oldest place name in Britain, the county's history goes back to Roman times, not surprising then that Kent has many historic towns, more than the average amount of intriguing castles, beautiful stately homes and historic attractions. Kent offers visitors the chance to relax and unwind, stroll in quiet country lanes, go horse riding, cycling, play golf or enjoy exhilarating coastal walks.
Chatham is famous for the Historic Dockyard, once home of the Royal Navy, where over 400 years of naval history are brought vividly back to life. Sittingbourne and Milton Regis were barge making towns - for a flavour of their past visit the Dolphin Yard Sailing Barge Museum. Nearby are beautiful Kentish villages such as Tunstall, Upchurch and Rodmersham, with thatched roofs, centuries old churches and atmospheric pubs, surrounded by orchards.
Faversham, nestling between the rural beauty of the Downs and the sweeping flatlands of the north Kent marshes, is one of the most charming and historic small towns in the area. The Isle of Sheppy's name means Island of Sheep - it is a popular holiday destination, with award winning beaches. Ornithologists should visit the Swale National Nature Reserve on the sourthern tip of the island and the Royal Society for Protection of Birds site at Elmley Marshes.
Maidstone, the County Town of Kent, has excellent shopping, sports and leisure facilities. Only five miles from Maidstone is the magnificent Leeds Castle - a wonderful historical national treasure. Sevenoaks, home of England's oldest house Knole, which is set in 1000 acres of splendid deer park.
Ashford, a convenient central point to tour from, to explore delightful villages in the surrounding countryside. Tonbridge, home of the most complete motte and bailey castle in Kent, and Royal Tunbridge Wells, one of the most elegant towns in the country.
Each town is distinctive and offers antique shops, lively shopping centres and gourmet restaurants
One of the Country's greatest cities, Canterbury is a wonderful blend of heritage, culture and tradition. The magnificent Cathedral and the tranquil ruins of St Augustine's Abbey form part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Herne Bay, north of Canterbury, has an attractive seafront, and the town's story including the fate of its famous pier, is told at the local museum.
Further along the coast, fresh fish and seafood are for sale at Whitstable's busy harbour where the Kent Tourist Information Centre can be found in Oxford Street. The east coast of Kent is known as the Isle of Thanet Each has its own distinct character, attractions and charm. Throughout the season the area is packed with festivals, sports and events, providing a wide choice of stimulating activities.
Kent's Garden Coast is a region rich in heritage, picturesque villages and sandy beaches:
Folkestone is a traditional seaside resort, with harbour, seafood stalls, cobbled streets and a mile long Edwardian cliff top promenade.
The ancient and tranquil Cinque Port town of Hythe offers speciality shops and walks along the Royal Military Canal, Kent Tourist Information is in Red Lion Square. Romney Marsh is a unique expanse of flat, open countryside characterised by medieval churches and excellent rural pubs, it has been a smugglers' haunt for generations.
The landscape of White Cliffs Country is unforgettable, with breathtaking views from the Cliff tops. On a clear day you can see France, 21 miles (30 kms) across the Channel.
Grand Burstin Hotel Folkestone 
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The Grand Burstin Hotel in Folkestone is superbly located by the seaside towering over Folkestone's attractive harbour. This Hotel in Folkestone is an ideal base for which to take day trips to France or Belgium as the hotel arranges transport across the channel. So if you are looking for a hotel in Folkestone, look no further than the Grand Burstin Hotel Folkestone.
This Hotel in Folkestone has 481 En-suite rooms, many with Sea Views. They are all decorated tastefully and offer TV, Telephone, Trouser Press, Hairdryer and Tea & Coffee making facilitites.
The hotel's Leisure Club with its 12 metre indoor heated pool, sauna and solarium, allows you the chance to relax whilst you stay at this great hotel in Folkestone. There is also a fully equipped gymnasium, with state of the art equipment for those who still want to keep toned whilst away. There is also a Games room and Games Arcade, making this a perfect place for enjoyment.
The Grand Burstin Hotel features the Victorian restaurant that is used by our Premier guests serving fine cuisine in an informal atmosphere. The Harbour Restaurant serves a fantastic Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner that is renowned for being tasty and great value.
This Grand family hotel in Folkestone is renowned as one of UK's top entertainment hotels, so that you can relax, dine in style and be entertained all under one roof. Cabaret Shows are performed in our Ocean bar which is on every evening and provides fantastic entertainment for all ages! Or you can dance the night away at Neptune’s nightclub!
If you are looking for a Conference, Meeting or Banqueting venue in Folkestone then look no further than the Grand Burstin Hotel in Folkestone.
Folkestone, Hythe and Romney Marsh offer lots of exciting places to visit and lots to do. Including boat trips, Castles to explore, nature walks, Art Galleries, Wild Animal Parks, Racecourses and many more. Grand Burstin Hotel guests enjoy discounts at several local attractions, ask at reception for more details.
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