Victorian elegance with
modern luxury.

When the owners Alistair Dixon and Robert Stone bought the property in April 2015, they decided to take the building back to its Victorian roots. That means traditional wooden sash windows, the original skirting and doors have been kept or copied and stairs and landings have all been restored to their former glory.

Robert and Alistair have created a unique style and design which reflects their personalities and interests. In addition to restoring original features, unique pieces of upcycled furniture were brought in to add colour and personality to the rooms.
Very enjoyable one night stay. The room was clean, we felt COVID safe and the food a highlight. Walking distance to a sandy quiet beach and to the town, which is a classic British seaside place - fish and chips, ice creams etc.. the bonus was the hot sunny weather for mid-September
Nick W
had a great time, the staff could not do enough to help, my room was lovely and Faith my friends guide dog was made so welcome. The breakfast was great loved the fried bread and hash brown. The staff cooked things for us that were not on the menu. Loved the Eton Mess
Cathy Field
Bay Tree owners Alistair and Robert were amazing !
The Hotel is clearly maintained to a high standard, every detail considered, with lots of character. The beds were super comfortable- the pillows I want to take home !!!!! We are a big family of 14 taking up 4 rooms in the Hotel, and nothing was too much. Breakfast was perfect - the selection and variety on the menu was fab for everyone.
halestoni8

A hotel with a touch of Magic.

The hotel features Harry Potter art work by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima, who created the graphic universe of the entire Harry Potter film series. In the library all the pictures feature school text books and we have copies of various Wizard newspapers such as The Daily Prophet and Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes.

There are also some magic-themed touches scattered around, a straw broom, an ink well and feather quill, but the aim is not to be a Harry Potter themed venue, rather to add a unique point of interest.

The Observer newspaper named The Bay Tree hotel as one of the best hotel picks in the country.

The newspaper highlighted the hotel’s "detached 1896 red-brick house…..repurposed antiques and pleasing paint shades.” naming the Bay Tree Hotel as one of its ‘innovative' five of the best hotels in the country.

The Bay Tree Hotel Rooms

The bedrooms are named after British trees, reflecting the hotel’s namesake Bay tree which is thought to be the oldest and largest in Kent. It stands at the rear of the property. There are ten en-suite bedrooms, eight of which have sea views, and one room is accessible to wheelchair users, with a wet room and ground floor access, the hotel is also dog-friendly.

The Bay Tree Bar & Restaurant

The Bay Tree bar and restaurant, which is open to the public as well as resident guests, is very popular, with our sea-front location, locally-sourced cuisine and range of local beers, wines and spirits.
The Bay Tree restaurant is open to the public serving breakfast, morning coffee and afternoon tea, lunches. and dinners
We request 24 hours notice for all reservations. Please contact us here or telephone 01843 862502 to reserve.
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