Hotel Continental
3 StarsDirect Thames Estuary views, Historic seaside charm
Direct Thames Estuary views, Historic seaside charm
Bi-level cabins with bay views, Authentic fisherman's hut experience
Boutique pub-hotel experience, Lively weekend entertainment
Tankerton Slopes clifftop setting, Victorian seaside charm
Rooms with sea views, Balconies for relaxation
The Social in-house dining, Direct Canterbury bus links
Panoramic Kent coast views, Palm Pavilion restaurant
Proximity to Whitstable Harbour, Convenient private parking
Rural rear-facing views, Flexible family room layouts
Hydrotherapy pool and sauna, Personalized in-room wellness
The Social dining area, Extensive on-site parking
Freshly prepared carvery restaurant, Convenient on-site parking
Stunning Cathedral window views, Secure on-site precinct parking
Welcoming roadside pit stop, Family-friendly sofa bed rooms
Charming courtyard garden, Historic 15th-century coaching inn
Cathedral view guest rooms, St. Augustine's Abbey proximity
First-floor Tudor-style lounge, Fabulous Suite with cathedral views
Convenient city center parking, Mary Tourtel heritage connection
Socialite rooftop bar access, Contemporary smart room technology
Canterbury Castle and Cathedral views, Historic 18th-century building
Stately Gothic-style architecture, Dedicated dog-friendly amenities
Modern design and quiet location, Thyme Bar & Grill restaurant
Picturesque village location, Thoughtfully designed rooms
Indoor heated pool and jacuzzi, Victorian townhouse charm
Intimate rooftop seating area, Traditional four-poster bedrooms
Expansive countryside grounds, Diverse accommodation options
On-site bar and restaurant, Rooms with character names
Indoor heated swimming pool, Individually styled upgraded rooms
Expansive five-acre gardens, Oak-beamed restaurant dining
Traditional rooms with unique character, Prime Canterbury city centre location
Historic Victorian villa setting, Proximity to Pilgrims' Way
Boutique apartment-style accommodation, Howletts Wild Animal Park nearby
Historic country retreat setting, Boutique-style rooms
El Sol Tapas Bar and Restaurant, Charles Dickens themed room
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 Whitstable Oyster Festival takes place on and around 25 July each year. It celebrates Whitstable’s long tradition of oyster fishing and is a thanksgiving for the harvest of oysters. An oyster catch is still hauled in from the sea to be blessed and presented to the Mayor before being paraded through the town, and there is a Blessing of the Waters on Reeves Beach. Mounds of sand decorated with oyster shells, called “grotters” are built, and lit by candles in the evening. The Festival was revived in the1980s as oyster fishing itself was revived after half a century of decline. The event has grown to a week of family-orientated entertainment covering heritage, arts and traditional pursuits such as “mud tug”. Food and drink is plentiful, with oyster eating and cooking demonstrations to the fore.
Whitstable Oyster Festival is a top attraction in Whitstable, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Whitstable Oyster Festival, including popular choices like Brook Farm - Brook Farm Cottage, Leggetts Lane, Harbour Master, Whitstable, Kent, Duke of Cumberland, Harbour Street Nook.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Whitstable Oyster Festival, Whitstable Seafront, Wildwood Discovery Park, Mount Ephraim Gardens, West Gate Towers, all within a convenient distance from Whitstable Oyster Festival.