Accommodation
The Hotel Continental Fisherman's Huts
About The Hotel Continental Fisherman's Huts
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The huts are situated just metres from the beach in the centre of Whitstable offering sea views of the thames estuary that provide the perfect setting for a romantic getaway or a family break.
The fisherman’s huts are operated from the Hotel Continental.
Whitstable is a quaint seaside town popular with visitors especially from London. Harbour street has many independent shops and there is a wide selection of restaurants. The working harbour is the focal pint of the town and is just 50 metres from the huts.
Facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free On-Site Private Parking
- Seafront Location / Beach Access
- Close to Beach / Coastal Location
- Pets Allowed / Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs and Registered Assistance Dogs welcome
- Dog / Pet Friendly
- Ensuite Rooms
- Kitchen / Kitchenette
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Cots Available
- Central Location
- Non-Smoking Throughout
Nearby Businesses
The Hotel Continental
A family run hotel with art deco façade on the seafront in Whitstable.
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View infoFrequently Asked Questions
- How does check-in work and where do we pick up our keys?
Keys and dedicated parking permits are collected directly from the Hotel Continental reception located nearby at 29 Beach Walk. Guests can use hotel services while staying independently right on the shingle seafront.
- Are dogs allowed in all of the Fisherman's Huts?
Dogs are welcomed in specific designated properties (Huts 6, 7, 8, and 9) with immediate access onto the beach, while all other huts remain strictly pet-free.
- What is the layout and history of these timber huts?
Originally built over 150 years ago as working oyster stores, the converted huts feature split-level accommodation with a ground-floor lounge, shower room, and kitchenette below a mezzanine bedroom overlooking the Thames Estuary.