We stayed at the Anderson Shed, part of the Fisherman's huts attached to the Hotel Continental. Although a little tired looking in places, the accommodation was clean, tidy and had everything we needed. 2 bedrooms and a bathroom on the ground floor with a sitting room and fully fitted kitchen on the first floor. Deck chairs are provided to sit... more

Very disappointed with this hotel. We were so looking forward to our stay in Whitstable and the location is amazing, we could almost touch the sea from our bedroom window but the hotel really needs to smarten itself up. The smell in reception was like an old pub, disinfectant, stale beer and greasy chips. Our bedroom had only one rather... more

I stayed at this hotel whilst on a business trip - it had been booked by one of my colleagues and I have to admit my heart sank when I pulled up outside and saw the building! However, credit where credit is due, it was not all bad. Although the building is somewhat dated, my room was spacious, comfortable and... more

I'm suprised to find so many negative reviews of the Hotel Continental! I've stayed in the fisherman's huts twice now over the past few years and am just back from spending three nights in the hotel. If you're after a modern, state of the art hotel then this place isn't for you. If however, what you're after is a good,... more

We have just got back from a brief stay in one of the really attractive fisherman's huts on the sea front, which we hired through the hotel. We cut our two-night booking short due to the frightening state of the electrics: by the end of our first night's stay the heater had half fallen off the wall (of it's own... more

We stayed at the Fishermen's Huts early August and, having seen earlier comments, are ever so glad we changed our booking at the last minute to the minimum two nights. - We had to be in Whitstable on business anyway and we don't always take Trip Advisor ratings at face value but, in this case, we were so wrong to... more

On checking in we were given our room cards, told the numbers and and hand gestured to just follow the stairs. No nice welcome, offer of help with bags even with myself pregnant and my elderly mum having to struggle up a lot of flights of stairs, there seemed to be no lifts, so not suitable for those with any... more

We've just got back from two nights in one of the huts owned by Hotel Continental. We really enjoyed our stay, despite elements that could be improved upon. Benefits: It was fantastic to fall asleep to the sounds of masts clinking just outside our window and awake to the seagulls. The decor was simple but tasteful... although on the edge... more

I had seen the fisherman cottages advertised and found out that they were run by The Hotel Continental, I phoned and enquired the price and did they do a midweek special, abrupt response £150 per night B&B, I should have known then. When we arrived and booked in, in front of me, behind reception was a poster £117.50 D.B&B per... more