Folkestone accommodation

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Anyone recommend a b+b/hotel near the eurotunnel that has secure parking for motorcycles ?
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Re: Folkestone accommodation

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Try the Wycliffe, 01303 252 186 or look them up on the web. I have stayed there and they have parking out the rear of the hotel.
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:( Last Time I stayed in Folkestone B+B it was a disaster, so be careful Bondy. I was on my way to Spain and booked at short notice a room on the internet. It turned out to be an old folks entertainment B+B (Coach Tour), the room was right next to the lift shaft, it was filthy, no bike parking, and some kind of F---ing tea dance going on until 3am. never got a winks sleep. All I wanted was a crash for the night because I had a long day ahead . They charged me £50 for the privilege.
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Using search I found this with a few links and info on the places

http://www.adventurebikerider.com/forum ... tml#333459
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Cheers guys !
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If you're planning on stopping there then getting the tunnel in the morning why not go over that evening and stop in La Coquelles which is about 2 miles from the tunnel exit. The euro falling like a stone makes them cheaper and about 4 hotels share a large fenced & gated car park.
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Re: Folkestone accommodation

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I`m with AndyB on this one, get through the Chunnel. When we used to use this route in car or on bikes we always booked in at the Ibis in the middle of Boulogne Sur Mer (not riverside one as that has underground parking shared with shops/flats) as it has courtyard parking with electric coded doors. You can even leave your soft luggage on all night.
Suppose it depends where your starting point is aswell. We are 300 miles into our trip at this point so ideal stopping point.

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http://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-136 ... ndex.shtml

Is this the one marc ?


It might be an option it depends on what time I can escape work
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Thats the one, if you do stop ask them if you can put your bike under the fire escape steps as they can see them all night and in the morning you will be sat admiring it while having brekkie. They also dont mind you knocking sandwiches up for your days ride (thumbs)

Lovely area for an evening stroll if your early enough in the old town/walls.
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Re: Folkestone accommodation

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Very much appreciated marc

Tbh its on route almost as im heading down through rouen so If I can get out of work early I'll book in
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