Save up to 38%
Best holiday rental deals in Folkestone
Search and find a holiday rental that fits your needs among the 444 great options from several providers in Folkestone. HomeToGo lets you instantly search and compare the offers of each property from various providers to find the best price and save up to 38%.
Recommended holiday lettings in Folkestone
Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in Folkestone: from £23 per night
Best holiday homes with a patio or terrace
Most popular holiday cottages with a fireplace
Recommended pet-friendly holiday lettings
Popular holiday rental amenities in Folkestone
Many travellers are looking for holiday lettings that have a pool. A few of the accommodation options have one in Folkestone. House rentals with pools in Folkestone are a wonderful option for groups of 7 and have an average cost of £257 a night. Among these offers, a few of them are situated within 2 kilometres of water. Folkestone is a perfect holiday spot if you're a pet owner, since a lot of properties there allow you to bring your pet. If this is a top requirement for you, check the house rentals in Folkestone. It is the most pet-friendly property type there. You can also find various accommodation options if you would like to rent near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly rentals are less than 2 kilometres away from the centre of the city.
Holiday Letting Price Information in Folkestone
We analysed holiday cottages, homes and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night in Folkestone. Prices reach their highest point in July, where prices are an average of £150 a night (20/07 - 27/07). On average, the most interesting prices are in a week of January (12/01 - 19/01) as the average price is only £82 per night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in Folkestone
Check how busy Folkestone is with our availability graph. Be careful if you plan to go to Folkestone in October, as it comprises the busiest week of the next 6 months (27/10 - 03/11). April (20/04 - 27/04) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
The weather in Folkestone
Find the Folkestone climate diagram. July is the warmest month of the year in Folkestone with temperatures reaching a maximum average of 23°. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 2° in January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is March.
Accommodations in Folkestone
Users who are searching for house rentals in Folkestone will have a lot of alternatives, since they are the most frequent accomodation type on offer there. Additionally, these types of accommodation have a median size of 121 m² as well as cost, on average, £160 a night. Furthermore, if you're travelling in a group of 5, house rentals are most likely a great accommodation type in Folkestone, as they usually welcome 5 guests. If you'd also like to compare other property types in Folkestone. Hotel rooms are another common type of accommodation in Folkestone with 92 offers to compare. Hotel rooms have an average size of 22 m² in Folkestone.
Stay in a Folkestone holiday letting for an English seaside trip
Stay in a Folkestone apartment for views of the English Channel and France. Independent shops, chic bistros and art galleries vie for your attention and the breezy seafront offers sandy beaches and pebbled beaches as well as coastal paths.
Food & Drinks
Fish and chips and sticks of rock
If you are by the coast you have got to sample fish and chips at least once! Head to Rocksalt for breathtaking views and fresh seafood, or grab a bag of chips from one of the town’s many chip shops and take it back to your Folkestone accommodation. Beano’s does a good selection of vegetarian food and you will find fine dining at the Grand. For something a bit different go to Folkestone Rock to watch the confectionery making process and then buy a few traditional sticks of rock for yourself.
Art & Culture
Take in Folkestone's creative seaside sights
Folkestone oozes creativity. From its cobbled streets to its pastel coloured galleries, the Creative Quarter is home to artists and independent shops and cafes galore. Walk over the Leas, Folkestone’s cliff-top promenade, and then enjoy a picnic in the Lower Leas Coastal Park. Further afield is Romney Marsh, with its 100 square miles of protected woodland and wetlands. Take in the scenery with a trip on the miniature Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway or check out the animals at Howletts Wild Animal Park.
Nightlife
Nights out in Folkestone
Folkestone’s creativity extends to its night life and come the evening you will often find live music spilling out onto the street from bars and pubs. The Leas Cliff Hall plays host to a wide range of international and local musicians and comedians and you will find a wide variety of bars and late night cafes dotted around the town. Kipps’ Alehouse is the best place to find craft ales and imported beers.
We compare more than 300 providers, including:
