WHERE TO STAY
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The Where to Stay in Ramsgate Guide and it’s accommodation directory on the Visit Ramsgate ‘Where to Stay page’ list a wide variety of local places to lodge, ranging from historic boutique properties to unique guesthouses and self-catering homes.
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Where to stay in Ramsgate?
Ramsgate offers a fantastic variety of accommodations to suit every style and budget. Whether you are planning a quick weekend getaway or a extended coastal holiday, you can choose from :
- Hotels & Guesthouses : Perfect for traditional comfort and seaside hospitality.
- Self-Catering Apartments & Cottages : Ideal for a private, home-from-home experience.
- Caravan Sites & Touring Parks : Great for outdoor lovers and family adventures.
- Somewhere different : For the wow factor, you can stay at the Royal Temple Yacht Club or The Grange (the home Pugin designed for himself and his family).
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Why not stay somewhere a bit different during your visit to Ramsgate? You don’t have to be a member to spend the night at our local yacht club, and imagine the bragging rights, not to mention the incredible photo opportunities, you’ll get from staying at The Grange, the former home of the famous architect Augustus Pugin. There’s also St Edward’s Presbytery next door another building designed by Pugin.
| Accommodation | Description |
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| Royal Temple Yacht Club | The clubhouse provides excellent facilities for both members and visitors and the panoramic vista from the terrace overlooking Ramsgate Royal Harbour is absolutely breathtaking. |
| The Grange | Experience a unique piece of architectural history, stay in the family home built by renowned Victorian architect Augustus Pugin. Managed by the Landmark Trust, this spectacular property sleeps up to eight guests and boasts a historic tower, a private family chapel, and the very library where the iconic interiors of the House of Lords were designed. |
| St Edward’s Presbytery | A Grade I listed Gothic Revival building, designed and built in 1850 by Augustus Welby Pugin. It was built to house the secular priest for Pugin’s adjacent personal masterpiece, The Shrine of St Augustine. Together with The Grange (Pugin’s family home next door), the site represents a complete vision of a mid-19th-century medieval Christian community. |
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