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Quality Hotel Burlington
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 : 3,01 / 5
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Features: Bar, 24-hour front desk, Photocopier at the reception, Secretarial services, Safe at reception, Elevator, Exchange office, Pets accepted, Restaurant, Coach parking at the hotel, Banqueting services, Room service (part time), Dial-up or... more
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Best Western Clifton Hotel
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: 3,53 / 5
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Features: Fax service, Internet cafe, Bar, Central heating, Conference centre, Free secure parking at hotel, Rooms for non-smokers available, Pets accepted, Laundry, Elevator, Banqueting services, Room service (24h), Safe at reception, 24-hour front... more
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Chandos Guest House
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: 4,23 / 5
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Chandos Guest House is located very near the main road M20. The Channel Tunnel is 20 minutes away. There is a parking. In all of the rooms there are facilities like TV, hospitality trays. There is free Internet and fax for the guests of... more
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Garden Lodge
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: 3,08 / 5
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Features: Garden, Safe at reception, Souvenirs, Banqueting services, Barbecue, Free secure parking at hotel, Central heating, Facilities for disabled people, Internet cafe, Ticket Service, Laundry, Swimmimg pool (outdoors),... more
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About Folkestone
Folkestone is a coastal town in Kent, in south-eastern England. It is just 21 miles away from the French coast. Its main industry has always been fishing. It used to be a fashionable resort and a port for ferries and hovercraft crossing the Channel to Boulogne and Calais, but its days of glory are gone as the tourist flow headed to destinations abroad, and the Channel Tunnel took away much of the traffic to the continent.