The History of Herring Hang
Herring Hang was the name used for smoke houses along the South coast, where the local herring catch was dried and smoked to preserve it.
The original single stonewall cottage with the Cinque Ports plaque in the wall, dates back to the 18th century
and was where the herring catch brought in to fisherman's beach was smoked.
The ‘cottage’ used to be the horse tack workshop and stable for the old Hythe horse bus.
It is now an annexe to the main house and the whole property has been recently re-furbished.
It is only a few minutes walk to the seafront, town centre, canal walks, RH&DR light railway and park.
Herring Hang, Windmill Street, Hythe, Kent. CT21 6BH 01303 269993 hhang@bgideas.demon.co.uk
The cottage consists of a large kitchen diner, lounge and two good sized double bedrooms
with sleeping accommodation for five people.
A cot is available but please supply child's bedding.
Sorry - No pets - No smoking.
All services and linen are included and the usual kitchen appliances
including washing machine, dishwasher and microwave oven.
There is a TV and DVD player in the lounge.
Off-road parking is provided in a gated courtyard.
Price range per week -
01/01/2010 - 02/04/2010 £300.00
03/04/2010 - 30/04/2010 £350.00
01/05/2010 - 11/06/2010 £400.00
12/06/2010 - 11/09/2010 £490.00
12/09/2010 - 25/09/2010 £350.00
26/09/2010 - 17/12/2010 £300.00
18/12/2010 – 06/01/2011 £490.00
Deposit Terms
25% with booking
If you book 8 weeks or less before the arrival date please pay the total price on booking.
Short Break Terms
£35 per person per night – minimum 2 people for 2 nights
During peak periods, short breaks may only be booked 14 - 28 days in advance.
