Folkestone (Channel Tunnel) hotel

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Steal a glimpse of France from the cliff-top promenade The Leas, five minutes down the road

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Steal a glimpse of France from the cliff-top promenade The Leas, five minutes down the road

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Folkestone (Channel Tunnel) hotel

Steal a glimpse of France from the cliff-top promenade The Leas, five minutes down the road

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1,863 reviews

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4.5

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Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4AP

Sat Nav Directions: CT19 4AP What 3 Words: ///order.scorched.regarding

Directions: From M20(J13), at 1st roundabout turn right, 2nd roundabout turn right onto Folkestone A20. At traffic lights turn right, the hotel is on the right. Next to the Brickfield Cookhouse and Pub.

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Transport and local information: Channel Tunnel Car Shuttle 2.5 miles
Port Lympne Zoo
Dover Ferry Port 12 miles
Folkestone West Train Station 1 mile

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Hotel Parking: Free on-site parking is available at this hotel.

Our rooms

Standard room

A super-comfy Hypnos bed, a power shower and free Wi-Fi, our double rooms have everything you'll need for a great night's sleep.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

Standard room

Most of our twin rooms have a comfy double or kingsize Hypnos bed with a single sofa bed, some have two single or double Hypnos beds.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Freeview TV
Powerful shower
Desk

Standard room

Our spacious family rooms include a double or kingsize Hypnos bed, plus a sofa bed and pull-out bed. We also provide travel cots at no extra cost.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

Standard room

Includes adjustable beds (standard wheelchair 480mm height), more space and wider entry bathrooms with lowered baths or wet rooms.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

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26 Nov 2020

FamilyFromKent75

kent

Trip Type: Family

"Fun visit"

We came for Halloween weekend. We had a lovely time. We had to move rooms as first room spare bed had a big hole and badly sloped. We was placed in the old side, ground floor first room to the left next to reception. Lovely out look to the pretty lit up pub. However, be aware the door to the stairs and reception did not stop opening and closing all night, which did became noisy any annoying. We ended up closing the dividing door in the hall to try to take some noise away. Our second room was still pub facing, a few doors down from original room. Still can hear reception door, but no where near as bad. We were in a family room, as 2 adults and 2 children. We ended up rearranging the beds as they laid them all out side by side. No one could get in or our of bed. So we dragged the bed under the window down and spun the second single round, allowing much better floor space. We have also stayed in premier inn littlehampton, and this one in Folkestone was smaller. However, once beds rearranged, it was ok for a couple of nights. The bathroom was clean, however the fan was very noisy in both rooms, so couldn’t use the light at night. So take a torch for night use. The room, you get one pillow each, but they were very helpful and more than accommodating at retrieving more pillows on request. As also tea and coffee bits. The reason for one pillow each is because of covid, and not everyone likes 2 pillows so they provide one set to start. So do ask if you want more, they are very helpful. Site has plenty of parking free of charge, and we went in a busy time. We ate in the pub opposite, lovely food, albeit a tad pricey. Although it had a deal for week days, 2 meals for £8.99 from a set menu, weekends prices full and no deals. Overall, we will travel again, although I would ask to stay in the new side.

18 Oct 2020

idontnoof1

Snodland, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Very sad"

Where to start? Not good. Manager, Ms Cheeseman appalling behaviour. Allowed visitors to use the 'C' word because they 'were regulars'. Oh this was against army veterans as Ms cheeseman was aware. Called police on party because one table knew people on other tables? We didn't understand that bit & would like clarification as to why? No reason given apart from covid? Ms cheeseman got tongue-tied every time she was questioned as did have not courage in her conviction. An independent party gave us details to Pursue a legitimate complaint against the company as they were astounded at the managers behaviour. On breakfast it was poor food. Hash browns seriously deep fat fried, sausages burnt and beans tasted weird. A complaint will be going forward with a request for refund demanded. I would recommend driving an extra 10 mins to the Premier Inn in Dover where everything is to be expected from this quality hotel chain. The saying is 'there's always one'. & I'm afraid this is 'the one' to steer clear from.

10 Oct 2020

jameslU2444TD

Trip Type: Business

"Excellent"

While staying here a member of my party's laptop was on charge and the battery set on fire. The quick think response of the management and their team was excellent, also the quick response of the management team from the brickfields tavern was excellent too.

10 Oct 2020

921yvonnet

Brighton, United Kingdom

Trip Type:

"Pleasant stay"

Stayed here overnight and felt safe with the anti Covid measures in place. The staff were very friendly and made you feel welcome. Unfortunately the lift was out of action but I wondered if that was due to Covid. The stairs weren’t too bad although might have made it difficult for anyone who found climbing stairs difficult.

7 Oct 2020

MC0nT0ur

Newtown, United Kingdom

Trip Type:

"Passing through"

Great place to stop whilst travelling across the channel to mainland Europe. Broke the journey up, fresh start in the morning. The Inn was easily accessible. Clean and sterile as you would expect. Only error on my part. We arrived 10 mins late for getting a meal in that attached bar and restaurant. We arrived at 20:40 due to rain. The last meal orders were taken by 20:30.

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Hotel description Whether you're en route to France or planning to explore one of England's most historic coastal towns, the Premier Inn Hotel Folkestone Channel Tunnel makes the perfect countryside base for your business or leisure break. Check out the art and literary scene in the Creative Quarter - the home of a thriving festival. Watch military vehicles drive by at the War and Peace Revival held at the Racecourse. Or enjoy a big name show at Leas Cliff Hall. Then when it's time to recharge, try out our tasty restaurant, spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds.