Beach Brow Hotel
Deal, Kent

A small family run Hotel with helpful welcoming friendly staff.
The Hotel was founded in the late 1700s When Lord Nelsons Flag officers stayed during the time Lord Nelson would berth in Deal the Hotel is steeped in History. The Restaurant, Bar, Lounge and some of the rooms have a beautiful sea view. We are situated opposite the Beach in view of the fishing pier where sometimes seals swim around, also the deep sea shipping routes with some ships on route to Dover and the Channel on a clear day you can see France we are a short drive from Dover Ferry and an easy crossing to Calais by ship or Sea Cat (catamaran).

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A gem of a seaside town, unlike many others in England, Deal has remained delightfully uncommercialised. The pebbly beach is backed by paved sea defense walls and quaint historic housing that was once the haunt of Kent's smugglers. Small fishing boats are still hauled up along the front and the catch of the day may be sold from the back of the boat. From the pier, the view of Deal's front is a delight. Amongst the ancient colourwashed cottages you can pick out the distinctive Timeball Tower which ancient mariners depended upon to give them a visual signal of the accurate time. To the south crouches Henry VIII's fortress, Deal Castle, one of several built to defend England against invasion from the sea. .The main shopping street, packed with numerous small specialist shops is set back a couple of blocks from, and runs parallel to, the sea front.