OYO Hotels in Hythe

Best Hotels in Hythe and Top Attractions

Hythe is a quaint coastal town famed for a good autumn break. Urge for long walks, fishing, and eating fish by the sea? This is the place to be! . Though you would get to explore a lot more than beaches. The port town is situated on the edge of Romney Marsh, in the district of Folkestone. Some of the best reason to visit Hythe are

Hythe Beach- Hythe is surrounded by countryside and boarded by a sea, making it a destination perfect for a beachy day. The beach gives you a break from the daily hustle and bustle of a busy city. It has serene places where you can find beach cafes that serve a variety of lip-smacking food. A trip with gorgeous views long walks by the seaside, sounds of the waves crashing the shore, with some good food by the seaside, is a perfect way to unwind. 

The American Garden- This will prove to be your best pick! The garden is not any ordinary garden and takes your mind for a tranquil ride. The garden is more like a craft of trees and plants and appears surreal. It’s named after the Californian Redwood tree that was planted 150 years back. The sight beholds a range of rhododendrons and scented azaleas and features meandering pathways that look gorgeous with stunning sunlit glades. Stroll through the green space that spread across 8 acres , experience the calmness and escapes into a picturesque world. There’s a tea house selling tea, coffee and juices, and some home-baked items. 

Brockhill Country Park- Amidst the woods, meadow and deers seen up close, this attraction fairly deserves a visit. This old Victorian garden offers a shady oasis and glimpses of beautiful butterflies, green woodpecker, ducks and what not. The valley dramatically leads to Brockhill stream and offers gorgeous views. The park has gorgeous picnic areas and spacious play areas, and a brilliant cafe called Brockhill Cafe where you must dine at. 

Saltwood Castle- You can’t miss the historic castle owing to its history and the magnificence. It’s popularly believed that Saint Thomas Becket’s was buried here in the castle grounds after his assasination that took place in this Castle itself. He was the chancellor of England and archbishop of Canterbury during the reign of King Henry II. The Castle gardens appear romantic with the Bailey all around and also houses a kitchen garden that opens once a while for the public. You can check on the website before planning a visit.

Hythe Sound Mirror, St Leonard's Church, Sandgate Beach and Fisherman's Beach also are worth a visit if there’s more time in your hands. Furthermore, you will find cheap hotels in Hythe yet packed with all facilities. OYO stays offer swimming pools, free wifi, gadgets, and of course great service on a budget.