Premier Inn Herne Bay
3 StarsThe Social dining area, Extensive on-site parking
The Social dining area, Extensive on-site parking
Panoramic Great Room restaurant, Striking art deco architecture
Activities for outdoor enthusiasts, Proximity to Minnis Bay Beach
Tankerton Slopes clifftop setting, Victorian seaside charm
Table Table restaurant, Proximity to seaside towns
The Social restaurant and bar, Modernized coastal identity
Direct Thames Estuary views, Historic seaside charm
Individually styled Georgian rooms, Stour River boat trips
The Social in-house dining, Direct Canterbury bus links
Stunning Cathedral window views, Secure on-site precinct parking
Cathedral view guest rooms, St. Augustine's Abbey proximity
Panoramic Royal Harbour views, Spacious family room layouts
Modern gateway to the Kent coast, Discovery Park business location
Bi-level cabins with bay views, Authentic fisherman's hut experience
Boutique pub-hotel experience, Lively weekend entertainment
Convenient city center parking, Mary Tourtel heritage connection
Freshly prepared carvery restaurant, Convenient on-site parking
First-floor Tudor-style lounge, Fabulous Suite with cathedral views
Charming courtyard garden, Historic 15th-century coaching inn
Traditional Marston's rotisserie pub, Westwood Cross shopping access
Colina restaurant, Historic boarding house reimagined
Spacious ground floor family rooms, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Panoramic Kent coast views, Palm Pavilion restaurant
Rooms with sea views, Balconies for relaxation
Socialite rooftop bar access, Contemporary smart room technology
Unique private observatory suite, Sea view restaurant and orangery
Napery art gallery, Walpole Bay tidal pool access
Spacious Saxon suite with sea views, Unique tunnel access to dining
Canterbury Castle and Cathedral views, Historic 18th-century building
Expansive beer garden with countryside views, Split-level British restaurant
Clifftop views of Viking Bay, Seafront a la carte dining
Spacious master and junior suites, Private-use boutique spa
Stately Gothic-style architecture, Dedicated dog-friendly amenities
Historic Edwardian riverside setting, Locally sourced Kentish cuisine
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.
The Reculver Towers and Roman Fort are situated in the hamlet of Reculver, 3 miles to the east of Herne Bay. The structures belong to different historical periods, separated by ten centuries. The Fort was a strategic Roman stronghold at the north end of the Wantsum Channel where it met the Thames Estuary. The Channel separated the land to the east from the mainland. This area is still known as the Isle of Thanet although it is now attached to the mainland and the Wantsum Channel is just a stream. Only parts of the south and east walls of the Fort remain, but documentary evidence suggests a substantial stronghold of about 500 men. The first church appeared on the site in the 7th century and the towers were added in the 12th century. The encroaching sea meant the village was abandoned at the end of the 18th century and the church demolished, but the towers were retained as a navigational aid to shipping. They are still a prominent feature on the coastline today. The site is managed by English Heritage. It is open and freely accessible but there is no access to the interior of the Towers or the Fort. There are no visitor information facilities, but there is a car park and toilets.
Reculver Towers and Roman Fort is a top attraction in Herne Bay, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Reculver Towers and Roman Fort, Wildwood Discovery Park, Wingham Wildlife Park, Whitstable Seafront, Margate Main Sands, all within a convenient distance from Reculver Towers and Roman Fort.