Waterfront Hotel
3 StarsPanoramic sea and pier views, Historic 18th-century building
Panoramic sea and pier views, Historic 18th-century building
Historic seaside charm, Luxurious jacuzzi baths in select suites
Balcony rooms with sea views, Beachfront dining experience
Seafront location with pier views, Award-winning seafood restaurant
Sea-view terrace with picnic tables, Historic 18th-century pub charm
Historic pub and hotel blend, Ideal for golfing enthusiasts
Outdoor terrace for al fresco drinks, Easy access to Cardigan Guildhall Market
Historic Edwardian riverside setting, Locally sourced Kentish cuisine
Modern gateway to the Kent coast, Discovery Park business location
Boathouse Bar and Restaurant, Balance Spa treatments
Historic 15th-century pub ambiance, Proximity to championship golf courses
Panoramic Royal Harbour views, Spacious family room layouts
Dover Castle views, On-site bar and restaurant
Georgian country house charm, Proximity to Walmer Castle
Panoramic English Channel views, Table Table pub and restaurant
Family-friendly accommodation, Historic Deal Castle nearby
On-site Bella Italia restaurant, Comprehensive cruise parking packages
Marco Pierre White dining, Boutique Regency-inspired interiors
Spacious Saxon suite with sea views, Unique tunnel access to dining
Royal Harbour views, Empire Room restaurant
Nautical-themed Deluxe rooms, Discounted restaurant dining
Historic Georgian maritime charm, Relaxing whirlpool bath suites
Historic yacht club ambiance, Enviable yacht marina location
Spacious master and junior suites, Private-use boutique spa
Clifftop views of Viking Bay, Seafront a la carte dining
Close to Dover Beach, Non-smoking environment
East Cliff panoramic sea views, On-site beauty salon
Panoramic Great Room restaurant, Striking art deco architecture
Coastal walks and sea views, Late Victorian period property
Scenic Herefordshire countryside location, Games room with darts and pool
Table Table restaurant, Proximity to seaside towns
Traditional Marston's rotisserie pub, Westwood Cross shopping access
The Social restaurant and bar, Modernized coastal identity
Edwardian house charm, Tranquil garden and terrace
The Plough Beefeater restaurant, Secure barrier-controlled parking
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Deal is one of a series of castles built in the 1530s by Henry VIII as a defence against invasion from the continent. Unlike Norman castles with their keeps and high curtain walls, these all follow a different style: low-rise and with a distinctive clover-leaf shape. These rounded clover leaf walls protected against cannon balls, which were deflected, and also acted as gun platforms for defence. Their shape also meant all angles were covered and could provide a withering cross-fire. There was, and still is, only one entrance, well protected by a deep ditch and murder holes. Although the invasion of the 1530s did not materialise, further threats in later centuries meant that Deal was garrisoned almost constantly and never fell into ruin. Today it is managed by English Heritage. The whole of the castle can be visited, and about one hour should be allowed. It is open every day, 10am 6pm (5pm Saturdays), April to September. Refreshments are available. Access is possible for the disabled; the website has more detail.
Deal Castle is a top attraction in Deal, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Deal Castle, Deal Pier, Deal Station, Cannon Street, Walmer Castle, all within a convenient distance from Deal Castle.