The House at Ramsgate

Kent Accommodation Scheme 

A refined seaside house with royal heritage.

Perched along the stunning Kent coast, The House at Ramsgate, built in 1791, has a rich and colourful history. The building, designed by Mary Townley, one of Britain’s pioneering female architects, once served as a residence for the Duchess of Kent and her daughter, Princess Victoria, who later became Queen Victoria, in 1835. This 14-bedroom boutique hotel and restaurant radiates warmth and charm.

Every room at The House Hotel is thoughtfully designed to reflect the building’s Georgian heritage while offering modern comfort. From antique furniture to sweeping sea views, each space is unique – perfect for a romantic escape, family stay, or coastal weekend break.

Just 72 minutes by train from London, this listed Georgian marvel offers breathtaking sea views and is just a stone’s throw from Ramsgate’s historic Royal Harbour. It’s perfect for a London weekend getaway, a wedding celebration, or a very special occasion.

The House Restaurant:
The restaurant prides itself on offering an exceptional dining experience that showcases vibrant flavours and the finest coastal ingredients. By working with the very best local suppliers and sourcing seafood directly from local waters, the restaurant ensures every dish features the freshest components. Enjoy the finest cuisine in a friendly, relaxed setting while taking in the stunning views for a truly unforgettable dining experience.
The restaurant offers hearty breakfast, delicious tacos, fresh seafood, beautifully cooked steaks, and a signature burger, alongside classic salads and comforting dishes given a contemporary touch. Sundays bring another reason to visit: a generous traditional Sunday Roast with all the much-loved trimmings. Meanwhile, Afternoon Tea provides the perfect excuse for a leisurely afternoon of sweet and savoury treats.