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Newbeach Holiday Park - Greenfields
Featuring sea views, Newbeach Holiday Park - Greenfields offers accommodation with a private beach area, a garden and a bar, around 15 km from Eurotunnel UK.
Beachfront Bliss Apartment - Near Hythe - On Beach Seafront - Private Parking
Beachfront Bliss Apartment - Near Hythe - On Beach Seafront - Private Parking, a property with a terrace, is located in Dymchurch, 18 km from Folkestone Harbour, 22 km from Folkestone Central Railway...
The Ship Inn
The Ship Inn, a property with water sports facilities, a tennis court and a bar, is situated in Dymchurch, 17 km from Eurotunnel UK, 17 km from Folkestone Harbour, as well as 21 km from Folkestone...
Waterside Guesthouse
Waterside Guesthouse is located in Dymchurch. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with a TV and a DVD player. There is also an electric kettle.
Port Lympne Mansion Hotel
Set within 15 acres of landscaped gardens in the beautiful Port Lympne Wild Animal Reserve, the Port Lympne Mansion Hotel features stunning views across the Romney Marsh, over the Kent Coast, and...
OYO Stade Court Hotel
Opposite Hythe beaches, OYO Stade Court Hotel is 25 minutes’ drive from the Euro tunnel and Dover Ferry Port. Rooms at Stade Court hotel all have satellite TV, a work desk and en suite bathroom.
The Swan Hotel
On the main High Street in the seaside town of Hythe, this historic coaching inn has recently been refurbished all rooms, corridor and entire building with high standard facilities available and now...
Littlestone Hotel
Located in the town of New Romney, on the edge of Romney Marsh, the Littlestone Hotel offers a accommodation 1 km from the beach and the golf course.
Captain Howey Hotel
Set in Kent, 23 km from Eurotunnel UK, Captain Howey Hotel offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The Red Lion
The Red Lion offers comfortable en suite rooms a cosy traditional bar with free WiFi, free parking, and flexible check-in times.
What guests said about Dymchurch:
- 4.0Scored 4.0
Dymchurch itself had little to offer on a cold day.
Dymchurch itself had little to offer on a cold day. Other than an arcade! Nearby Hythe had beautiful canal walk, lovely restaurant on the beach Train to dungeness worth a trip Would avoid Neptune restaurant as food was terribleJaniceUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Dymchurch is a very small seaside town.
Dymchurch is a very small seaside town. The attraction of the area is in exploring the whole coastline from Hythe in the East to Rye and Rye Harbour in the West. The local St. Mary's Bay has a wonderful stretch of open wet sand and shingle beach and the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway with a mixture of locomotives is another local delight. Port Lympne Safari Park is a short drive away and the beautiful sand dunes of Camber Sands about 25 minutes by car. Lots to explore but must expect to drive and discover. A selection of Country Parks are on offer in the local area and decent grocery shopping facilities are in Hythe and New Romney. Dogs allowed on the beaches between 1st October to 30th April. River boat hire is available at Hythe town. Over-commercialism is not what to seek here!Michael - 10Scored 10
Dymchurch is a beautiful small English Village.
Dymchurch is a beautiful small English Village. The beaches are beautiful and Sandy. 48 Restaurant has the best Fish and Chips. The batter was crispy and the fish so fresh. The small fun fair is has lots of rides and slot machines. The R H & D railway is beautiful and worth the money.sandra carneyUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Dymchurch is a small town with an amazing sandy beach.
Dymchurch is a small town with an amazing sandy beach. It has nice pubs, restaurants, take aways, coffee shops, and even a children's fairground and not forgetting an amusement arcade. It has some lovely towns to visit not far away. Hythe, Folkestone, Romney, Deal, Sandwich, Rye and Dungeness, to name but a few. The small steam train runs from Hythe to Dungeness, a great little trip, unfortunately it wasn't running on the day we went, but have used it several times before, it's great and children love it too.
SarahUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
We loved Dymchurch, the holiday park was a short drive and...
We loved Dymchurch, the holiday park was a short drive and the beach was a sandy beach and really beautiful. There is a little fun fair and loads of little shops and icecream places for the kids. We used the smaller village hall car park just off the main road which can be paid for on PayByPhone so no change requiredLisaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The beach is one of the best we have visited.
The beach is one of the best we have visited. It is not overly commercialised and the local public house serves excellent meals with friendly service. There is a car park close to the beach for easy access and shops close to hand.
DelysUnited Kingdom
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