Captain Howey Hotel
3 StarsTraditional British dining, Coastal and marshland exploration
Traditional British dining, Coastal and marshland exploration
Traditional pub and restaurant, Water sports and outdoor activities
Family-friendly Dymchurch Amusement Park, Littlestone Golf Club proximity
Harry's restaurant dining, Coastal chic boutique retreat
Heated indoor swimming pool, Award-winning Coast restaurant
Four-poster room with roll-top bath, Locally sourced British cuisine
Award-winning Anglo-French dining, Secret passages and hidden gems
Historic East Cliff vantage point, Quirky Victorian-inspired interiors
Individually designed boutique rooms, The George Grill wood-charcoal dining
Riverside conservatory restaurant, Outdoor seating by the river
Historic 17th-century townhouse stay, Prime Mermaid Street location
Outdoor dining with countryside views, Spike's restaurant and carvery
Themed Beach and Woodland rooms, Central Rye town location
Beachfront location with sea views, On-site Indian Ocean restaurant
Panoramic views of Rye and beyond, Individually styled bedrooms
Views of Romney Marsh or river, Individually decorated chic rooms
Panoramic Kentish countryside views, Unique animal encounters
Historic coaching inn experience, Authentic Nepalese and Indian dining
Regional fine dining restaurant, Quaint roundel rooms
Individually styled boutique rooms, Traditional Sussex pub dining
Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway views, Tranquil waterside terrace
Charming garden and terrace, Prime Dymchurch village location
Locally sourced seasonal menus, Live music and pub quizzes
Historic 18th-century coaching inn, Local outdoor activities
Individually designed rooms and lodges, Family-friendly self-catering log cabins
Expansive beer garden, Traditional British pub dining
Antipodean-style brunch menu, Historic Grade II listed building
Picturesque Kent countryside location, Walking and cycling trails
Flexible family and group configurations, Central Rye location with 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.
This “old” lighthouse at Dungeness is no longer functional, having been replaced by the “new” lighthouse in 1961. A listed building, dating from 1904, it is an imposing 46m high and a distinctive black and white landmark on the Dungeness shingle foreland. Inside, the Victorian workings and fittings are preserved. Visitors can climb to the top for a fine view along the coast and out over the Channel. There is a shop and car park on site and refreshment facilities nearby. Opening hours vary throughout the year and are listed on the website. Access to the top is not possible for the disabled. The viewing platform at the top is closed in bad weather. It is easiest to visit by car, but a novel way to get there is by the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch miniature steam railway, which stops right beside the lighthouse.
The Old Lighthouse is a top attraction in Dungeness, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as The Old Lighthouse, Dungeness Nature Reserve, Lydd Airport, Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, Camber Sands, all within a convenient distance from The Old Lighthouse.