We stayed at Number 68 during a weekend break from London and it was absolutely perfect for a relaxing couple of days. It was very easy to find from the train station (about a 10-15 minute walk) and is in a great location for walking to all the amenities of Broadstairs, including the beach and shops.

The house itself is absolutely beautiful: very cosy with lovely period features. Our room was large and bright and great attention had been paid to the decoration. The host was friendly and extremely helpful in terms of local knowledge. The breakfast was large and satisfying and covered just about every food we could have wanted! We were also impressed with the eco-friendly practices and that the food was sourced locally and was organic as far as possible.

We would recommend Number 68 without hesitation if you're looking for somewhere that will give a personal touch to your trip and allow you to make the most out of your time in Broadstairs with a very, very comfortable bed to come back to at the end of a day exploring the lovely countryside.

What a great, charming little find. This b&b has three very nicely decorated rooms. We stayed in the Chinese room which was large with a very nice bathroom and decorated perfectly to match the theme. My mother stayed in the French room which had a lovely smell of suttle lavender and rural French decor. The owners were so helpful and even let us use their internet. The breakfast was fab and lots of choice. This place is perfect for couples wanting a quiet romantic getaway. The location is only 5 minute stroll from the main area.

I have just spent the weekend at "Number 68" B&B/Guesthouse at Broadstairs in Kent and would recommend it most highly.

The B&B has three bedrooms, all individually themed and decorated. It is in a lovely Edwardian Villa on a quiet street, with the sea just a few steps away at the end of the street. The sandy beach is about 5 minutes walk away - or it takes around 1/2 hour to walk to Ramsgate either along the cliffs or on the beach if the tide is out. Broadstairs itself is a sweet little place with the usual assortment of shops, fish and chippies, restaurants etc. The beaches are wide and sandy - with a selection of bays and coves to choose from. There are even rock pools in which to explore!

We stayed in the French Room - a pretty white and blue room with a big, comfortable brass bed with white bedlinen, plump pillows and duvet. The room was spacious and looked out onto a little paved garden. Despite the hot weather, it was cool and relaxing inside. Our bathroom was just along the hall - and we were provided with bathrobes. Everything was immaculately clean and stylish - much nicer than many so called "boutique" hotels I have stayed in. We peeked into the Seaside Room as the cleaning was being done, and that too looked great.

Breakfast was home cooked by the proprietor, Mike, and offered a wide selection to suit all tastes... There was lovely fresh fruit salad, yoghurt, a selction of juices, cereals etc... with the option to have a variety of cooked items for the bigger appetite. The breakfast room had numerous leaflets about local places, and Mike was very helpful and made lots of suggestions about good places to eat and visit.

We paid £55 a night, including breakfast and it was worth every penny - and then some. If you are looking for a relaxing place to stay and a nice weekend on the English coast, then I can't recommend Number 68 more highly.