This fishing and harbour town, immersed in tradition and character, attracts visitors from far and wide – no one it seems, can resist the hybrid of old and new, where uneven roofs and cobbled streets meet contemporary art galleries and off-the-cuff boutiques.

Experience it all for yourself. Take in the pebbled beaches, wooden clad houses, fish markets and castle, before settling on a bite to eat at our place.

Hotels and Guesthouses

If you are looking to visit Whistable’s stunning coast and explore its historic, yet avant-garde streets, there are a plethora of hotels and guest houses from the quaint to the comfortable.

www.whitstableaccommodation.com and www.seewhitstable.com provide comprehensive directories for the key hotels, B&Bs, guest houses in the area.

www.whitstableselfcatering.com provides visitors looking for a short getaway with a selection of self catering cottages located in and around Whitstable.

Whilst we do not endorse a particular hotel/guest house, our own recommendations for newcomers to the area are The Hotel Continental and Copeland House.

Some dates for the diary…

The Whitstable Oyster Festival – TBC

The Oyster Festival is one of the busiest times of the year in Whitstable – a huge celebration of the town’s heritage, with origins in Norman-era traditions. There will be live music, oyster eating competitions and much more. A brilliant time to visit Whitstable. Find out more here.

 

Whitstable Regatta -TBC

This is the year of the 223rd Whitstable Regatta – making it likely one of the oldest regattas in the world. If you’d like to spectate or even get involved on the water yourself, have a look at their website here.