Ever-changing skies, tall chalk cliffs, caramel-coloured sandy beaches, spectacular early-morning seafront sunrises and enchanting evening sunsets - it's no secret that the Isle of Thanet coastline is amongst the most stunning in the southeast. Couple that with the captivating wildlife inhabiting the Isle's shorelines and we think you'll agree how lucky we are to have all this on the doorstep. From the Botany Bay chalk stacks, the sweeping Margate Sands to Broadstairs' shell

The Covid pandemic had the Broadstairs Apartments team putting their thinking caps on over the summer. We wanted to find a way for people to socialise safely during their stay with us. We are now pleased to present our brand new communal outdoor space that guests are already loving! In fact, we wish we'd thought of it sooner as it's a great way to still spend some time outside while avoiding the crowds. This fun undertaking was a collaboration between Broadstairs Apartments o

Broadstairs Apartments' recent posts have been about how the Isle of Thanet is a great place to visit whatever the season. Its three principal towns of Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs each have their own character that shines through all year round. Visiting Thanet, right on the edge of East Kent, offers an easily-reached brand of escapism that embraces the sea, breezy fresh air, bright coastal light and a funfair state of mind. Way back in March 2020 when Covid and its eco

Our luxury apartments offer a fantastic way to spend some quality time here on the Isle of Thanet

Stroll down to Broadstairs' Victoria Gardens on an Easter weekend and you will normally be greeted with the glorious sight of a spring food!

Did you know that a brand new song by the Rolling Stones was released just a couple of weeks ago? If you watch the innovative video made to accompany Living in a Ghost Town you might just notice Margate high street. A quick snapshot of the colourfully-refurbished shopping complex The Centre features in a montage of deserted lockdown streets across the globe. Blink and you'll miss it, but we are proud nonetheless! The Rolling Stones aren't the first people to use an Isle of Th