Hythe

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Tel code: 01303 | code search
Postcode: CT21 | code search
Population: 16000
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Birthplace of:
Francis Smith
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Folk Customs:
Admiralty of the Medway
Biddenden Dole
Blessing the Sea and Diving for the Cross
Canterburys Hop Hoodening
Rochester Sweeps' Festival
St Bartholomew's Day Bun Race
The Offham Quintain

Hythe Events

April
Easter Extravaganza Weekend

May
JAF Charity Football Tournament and Fun Weekend

June
Kent Music Festival

July
Hythe Festival Week
The War & Peace Revival

December
Christmas Events

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"Booked 3 weeks ago for my birthday. Shoved into a cold back room, had to wear my coat. Food OK. No one else in room, asked to ..." More

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Hythe, in company with Dover, Sandwich, New Romney and Hastings, was one of the original Cinque Ports - an ancient federation of towns which received money and privileges in exchange for supplying ships and sailors to defend the coastline. Today, Hythe has neither port nor harbour to commemorate this history: an accumulation of silt and shingle in the Middle Ages effectively separated it from the sea. Building began to climb up the cliffside, and some lovely little streets now look out over the beach, the bay and the Channel. The striking Norman church of St Leonard's, with its macabre collection of human bones, dominates the hill while, below, the main shopping and entertainment area is quaint and lively. Hythe, situated on the eastern rim of Romney Marsh, sees the beginning of the 23-mile Royal Military Canal, a tranquil location for fishing, canoeing, cycling and walking. Walkers can also explore trails through wonderful scenery at the nearby Brockhill Country Park. The Romney, Hythe & Dimchurch Railway offers an equally delightful experience, its miniature steam and diesel trains trundling from Hythe to the strangely desolate Dungeness. Other local attractions include Saltwood and Lympne castles and Port Lympne Animal Park, Mansion and Gardens.

Attraction

Hythe Local History Room
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park

Care Home

The Elms
Willows Hythe

Cottage

Lympne Castle Cottages
Sea View
Two Centuries

Dentist

High Street Dental Practice
Pennypot Dental Practice

Doctor

Dr Wiltshire A J & Partners
Sun Lane Surgery

Golf Club

Sene Valley Golf Club

Inn

Castle Hotel

Pub and Bar

Butt Of Sherry
Dukes Head
Fountain
Hope Inn
Kings Head
Prince of Wales
Red Lion with Rooms

Three Mariners
Waters Edge

Restaurant

Earlbrownes
Hythe Brasserie
Light Railway
Old Willow
Red Lion with Rooms
Sotirios

School

Hythe Community School

Self-Catering

Lympne Castle Cottages
Sea View

Solicitor

Robson

Taxi

Jean's Cars
Pro Cars Folkestone

Venue

Lympne Castle
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park

Sports Clubs

Hythe and Saltwood Sailing Club (Sailing)

Shops

Sawyer Flowers
Boots
Newingreen Nurseries

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Lamp-Post
Eakins Chemists
David Snow
Scarpe Shoes
Walter & Son
Windsor Fine Art
Superdrug
Legend Cookshop
Michael Leach Photography
Inside Out Lighting

Places to Stay near Hythe

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Malt Lodge (0.29 miles)

Malt Lodge
Just 500 metres from the famous Romney Hythe Dymchurch light public railway, this charming guest house offers bed and breakfast accommodation with free Wi-Fi throughout the building. The seafront is a 15-minute walk and Rye ... More | visit website
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Castle Hotel (0.52 miles)

Castle Hotel

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This charming, family run inn is set in the village green of Saltwood. Here, you will find picturesque walks around the town, taking in the village green, timbered village hall and Norman ... More

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Stade Court (0.61 miles)

Stade Court

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This delightful hotel on seafront of historic Hythe, enjoys panoramic views of the English Channel and is close to the beach where the fishermen land their daily catch. Twin ... More | visit website

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Hythe Imperial (0.63 miles)

Hythe Imperial

This majestic hotel, set in a 50 acre estate, situated on the seafront of historic Hythe, embodies the elegance of a former age with all modern amenities. As soon as you step into the ... More | visit website

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Seabrook House (1.02 miles)

Seabrook House

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Seabrook House is a lovely Victorian property with many of its original features preserved and set in pretty gardens. Recently renovated each spacious room has first class ensuite facilities and all ... More

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Holiday Inn Express Folkestone - Channel Tunnel (2.09 miles)

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Holiday Inn Express Folkestone Channel Tunnel opened in May 2008, is the newest accommodation and meeting facility in east Kent, the ideal location whether away on business or for pleasure. ... More

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Sandgate Hotel (2.13 miles)

Sandgate Hotel

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Wake up to the sea. Relax by it. Drink to it. Eat from it.

Because in our dining room we serve the pick of the local fishermen’s catch, and this freshness runs ... More

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The Ship Inn (2.69 miles)

The Ship Inn

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This strong community pub in the village of Sandgate offers accommodation in an adjacent early Victorian seafront cottage.
The 6 available rooms are all furnished and decorated to a luxurious standard, with ... More

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Lympne Castle Cottages (2.71 miles)

Lympne Castle Cottages

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Our beautiful Castle Accommodation is set in the breathtaking Kent Countryside and are the perfect retreat for Bridal Accommodation, Self Catering or a well-deserved break in Luxury Cottages in Kent. ... More

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Premier Inn Folkestone (3.30 miles)

Premier Inn Folkestone
Local attractions include Euro Tunnel, the historic Battle of Britain memorial, Leas Cliff Hall and Bouverie Place for shopping. Our Folkestone (Channel Tunnel) Premier Inn has everything you'd expect, incredibly comfy beds in every room and ... More | visit website

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