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10 West Street, Faversham
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | 8 en-suite bedrooms. Brand new family beer garden. A traditional ale house situated in the conservation area of Faversham. The Sun has a wealth of old beams and a huge inglenook fireplace, which has been the meeting place of Faversham gentry for centuries.
With a traditional bar and restaurant menu and many specials served each day the Sun is a relaxing place to sample a selection of Shepherd Neame's prize-winning Kentish ales and lagers. The Sun is close to the Shepherd Neame Brewery and tours, and a short drive away from Mount Ephraim Gardens and Tea Rooms, Belmont House and Gardens, Brogdale fruit farm, and Farming World. The historic city of Canterbury is 9 miles away and we are a drive away from the coastal towns of Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs. |
 
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Standing in acres of parklands and gardens and originally built in about 1850, Judd's Folly Hotel maintains many of its original features including a large Inglenook fireplace. Completely refurbished in 2010 the ex motel style property offers a warm welcome. Located just outside the historic town of Faversham in north Kent, close to Canterbury, Sittingbourne and Whitstable and set back off the main road, with idyllic views across the countryside and the Swale. We have spacious parking within the Park and also 3 Banqueting rooms, Wedding and Civil Wedding License, conference and banqueting facilities and space for a Marquee for up to 300 guests. |
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | With Travelodge you can expect great value and consistent standards of service and quality everytime. All rooms are en-suite with luxury Hypnos beds, complimentary Tea and Coffee making facilities and a Colour TV |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | A delightful old pub close to the city centre and its many tourist attractions. The ancient water mill (hence Miller's Arms) on the River Stour remains alongside the pub.
All 11 letting rooms benefited from the pub's refurbishment when Shepherd Neame acquired the pub, which has been awarded the English Tourist Board's Three Diamond rating.
Really welcoming traditional bars, tasty home cooked pub food and a pleasant patio garden. |
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | With 25 en-suite bedrooms, bar and reception area the Dog and Bear is well worth a visit.
You'll find the Dog & Bear, a traditional coaching inn built in 1602, facing Lenham's picturesque village square. The pub features an oak-beamed bar with blazing log fire, excellent pub food, friendly service and comfortable accommodation comprising 24 en-suite rooms - all with TV, telephone and tea/coffee making facilities - and one with a four-poster. Queen Anne stayed here in 1704 and her royal coat of arms is proudly displayed above the front door.
Our fully-equipped private function suite with its own bar and patio garden is available for celebrations or business conferences. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | We are proud to offer spacious, superior, bed and breakfast accommodation for the discerning traveller, whether it is for business or pleasure. Our guests can relax and enjoy the style and elegance of this warm and friendly Georgian hotel together with the personal and professional service that our staff and we offer. We are always on hand to assist with planning your day, map-routes, restaurant reservations and any other information you may require. Cots are available and the family rooms can sleep up to five people. The hotel has achieved the Tourism South East Gold Award. Also has a sparkling diamond award for cleanliness. We are now METRO 3* RATED. |
| Marine Hotel
33 Marine Parade, Whitstable
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | The Marine Hotel, which sits on the Tankerton cliffs overlooking the Thames Estuary, is a popular, friendly 'local' for its regular customers as well as a top class hotel for visitors - offering a choice of 31 en-suite bedrooms (20 with sea view), all with modern facilities. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Tradional 17th century inn situated in the South downs |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The Conningbrook Hotel is a place to enjoy, not just a hotel for travellers. Its own gardens, patio, pond and fountain, or a roaring log fire when the weather makes one welcome and views across the North Downs. It has a traditional informal pub restaurant, and home-cooked meals and snacks available all day. Named, of course, for Chaucer's famous Canterbury pilgrims. It's just a mile from Ashford town centre, and a mile from Ashford International Station. The Channel Tunnel terminus is just 10 minutes' drive away. It makes every sense to stay overnight in one of the 27 comfortable bedrooms on your way to the Continent. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | The Who'd a Thought It was built during the reign of Henry VIII in the year 1545. It was originally a Thatched Farm Dwelling, forming part of a considerable farm estate. In 1740 it became a registered Ale House. In 1780 a fierce battle took place in nearby Lenham Heath between His Majesty's Dragoons and twenty Smugglers, concealing their true identity the Smugglers rested for the night at the Who'd A Thought It. When the innkeeper discovered this he never again opened his doors to strangers. Today the Who'd A Thought It is a very individual and quite unique Sixteenth Century Champagne and Oyster House offering Luxury accommodation and a fine dining Restaurant, with picturesque gardens. It is set in the heart of the Kent Countryside, close to many interesting and alluring sites. The perfect setting for a relaxing sojourn. |
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Rooms from 46.00 GBP | | Of all the hotels in Canterbury , few have as many stories to tell as this historic lodge, which has been providing a warm welcome to travellers for almost three centuries.
With nine comfy rooms and its own cosy pub serving a menu of hearty, freshly cooked food, it's the perfect place to enjoy some rest and relaxation. Although there's so much to see and do you won't want to put your feet up for too long.
Canterbury is one of England's most beautiful cities, and its jewel in the crown is Canterbury Cathedral , which is a pleasant six-minute stroll away. You can also explore the intriguing shops of King's Mile, take a ghost tour, visit Canterbury University or take a summer boat-trip along the River Stour.
There's plenty to keep you busy further afield in Kent, like wildlife spotting in Blean Woods or a day at the seaside in Herne Bay or Whitstable .
At Innkeeper’s Lodge you’ll find accommodation with comfort and character in equal measure and everything you need for a relaxing stay. From easy check-in and free parking to complimentary breakfast and a cosy pub serving great value food and drink on the doorstep. We have quality hotel rooms in a variety of locations from towns and cities to countryside settings across the UK. |
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Rooms from 68.00 GBP | | Tucked beneath the steep face of the North Downs on the Pilgrims Way at Thurnham near Maidstone in Kent is a homely and welcoming Inn adorned with hops and beams with an open log fireplace to welcome you in winter. Our chefs pride themselves on using the best local & home-grown produce to give you an exciting range of mouth-watering English and Continental dishes. The garden terrace dining area can be used in the warmer months. A delicious Afternoon Tea menu is ideal for lazing away those afternoons in the garden or light airy restaurant. A separate annex houses 30 beautiful en-suite bed and breakfast rooms. The Black Horse Inn also caters for those with children with a dedicated children's menu. &Tourism South East Winner Rural Pub with Accommodation 2006"
All our rooms are individually furnished and decorated and have their own characteristics. All rooms offer wonderful views of the North Downs. For the comfort of our guests, all rooms are non-smoking and have WI-FI Internet access, TV, DVD player, radio/alarm, complimentary mineral water, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer and complimentary morning newspapers in the breakfast room. The restaurant offers full lunch, afternoon snack and dinner. Booking is advisable. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | Steeped in history and charm this beautiful old inn has been tastefully restored to provide comfort and style. Nestling in the sleepy village of Pluckley, (incidentally the most haunted village in England), the inn is within five minutes journey of Ashford and Channel tunnel station. There is an award winning restaurant specialising in fresh fish, where all meals are prepared to order. |
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Rooms from 59.00 GBP | | The King Street Hotel is a wonderful example of Georgian architecture, built as a rectory in 1802 it still retains most of the original features.
Located centrally within Maidstone Town Centre, the Hotel is a two minute walk to all the shops, restaurants, bars, bowling, cinemas, entertainment, trains and bus stations ensuring no need for taxis.
The King Street Hotel is also the ideal location for visitors to County Hall, Kent archives, Leeds Castle, Mote Park, Hop Farm Family Park, Maidstone Hospital and County Court, All Saints Church and Vintners Park. We are also within walking distance of The Orangery, Turkey Mill for guests who are attending weddings and functions there.
All Hotel rooms are en suite with TV, hair dryer, toiletries, hospitality tray and room service available. We also offer wireless broadband in all areas.
The King Street Hotel also offers a stunning Georgian function room for up to thirty people – Ideal for special events, meetings and conferences. |
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Rooms from 110.00 GBP | | The hotel has undergone a £4.5 Million renovation to the lobby, restaurant, conference rooms, bar and all the bedrooms. Enjoy locally sourced produce in Conical Grill or the relaxed Zest Restaurant & Bar, with views of the golf course and landscaped gardens.
Luxuriously appointed bedrooms with complimentary in room tea/coffee making facilities, Marriott bedding package featuring luxury cotton bedding, down mattress topper and duvets. Rooms feature individual climate control, spacious work desk, WiFi high-speed Internet access. Other amenities include hair dryer, iron, satellite TV, pay-per-view movies & laptop safe.
Complimentary use of health club; ideal choice when looking for hotels in Maidstone
Unique renovated accommodation with modern conveniences and amenities with traditional charm. |
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Rooms from 47.00 GBP | | The King Charles Hotel is a privately owned, modern, 97-bedroomed hotel, with a comfortable restaurant, bar, conference and banqueting facilities.
Situated in the heart of Medway and Maritime Kent, the King Charles Hotel offers a friendly and comfortable stay in a modern, family run establishment.
We are framed on each side by Chatham and Gillingham town centres, and are just a short drive from the Gillingham Business Park and the Medway City Estate. With excellent transport links to London and the Channel Ports via the M2, M20 and M25 motorways, we are also an ideal base to explore Kent and South East England.
Sites of interest in our immediate area are Chatham Historic Dockyard, The Royal Engineers Museum, Fort Amherst and Rochester, which are all just minutes away.
For those wishing to explore further, London is just 30 miles away. Bluewater Shopping Centre, Leeds Castle and Canterbury are all a short drive away. If you prefer to leave your car behind, Gillingham (Kent) railway station is a 10 minutes walk. Trains from here go straight to London Victoria and Charing Cross as well as Canterbury, Dover, Folkestone and the South East coast.
The hotel makes an ideal stop over for coaches heading to and from Europe and we offer excellent rates for groups. |
| Village Maidstone
Castle View, Forstal Road, Maidstone
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Rooms from 105.00 GBP | | With so much packed under one roof there's always a real buzz and excitement at Village Maidstone. Not only is there 122 top quality bedrooms for a relaxing stay, but for those who want to do more there is also a large, state-of-the-art health & fitness club with over 70 pieces of the latest gym equipment, a 25 meter pool and a range of studio classes.
Village Maidstone has 2 fabulous places to eat plus a Starbucks Coffee House. If you like fantastic food cooked with imagination and served with style there is Verve Grill & Oven.
For those who simply want a proper pub with proper grub, friendly service and a great selection of drinks then pop into the Victory Pub & Kitchen.
On top of all that there is The HUB, our modern meeting and conferencing facilities. |
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Oakwood House provides excellent facilities, is set in beautiful grounds and is a convenient place to stay in Maidstone while on business or pleasure. With afternoon tea served on the lawn, dinner and evening drinks at the bar, and a welcoming yet stylish bedroom in which to retreat, you've got a short break or overnight stay to relish. |
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Rooms from 41.33 GBP | | Built in 1797 to house the officers' quarters of the Invicta Barracks, this distinctive lodge is one of the most welcoming hotels in Maidstone. Rather than repelling Napoleonic troops it now serves as relaxing budget accommodation for short breaks and business travel , and is ideally placed for exploring Kent or nearby towns like Chatham and East Malling.
The colonial-style building offers 12 comfy rooms and a cosy pub, where you can unwind with a pint of cask ale and some freshly cooked, seasonally inspired food.
Maidstone is Kent's business heart, but there's plenty to see and do besides attending an event at the East Malling Conference Centre . It's best known as home to the beautiful Leeds Castle , with its 500 acres of scenic parkland and popular golf course, but you could also enjoy the town's theatres, bars or busy shopping centre. Or you could explore the area via water, taking a canoe along the River Medway or a more leisurely boat trip on the Allington Belle or Kentish Lady.
At Innkeeper’s Lodge you’ll find accommodation with comfort and character in equal measure and everything you need for a relaxing stay. From easy check-in and free parking to complimentary breakfast and a cosy pub serving great value food and drink on the doorstep. We have quality hotel rooms in a variety of locations from towns and cities to countryside settings across the UK. |
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Rooms from 47.00 GBP | | The St George Hotel is a family owner and run friendly hotel offering a great service at a great price with a personal touch.
All our rooms are ensuite with digital tv and radio, refreshments tray and UNLIMITED FREE WIFI. Some rooms also have a panoramic view of the river, Dockyard and Rochester.
All rooms are inclusive of a full English breakfast or if you have to leave extra early we can arrange a backed breakfast free of charge.
We have free parking on site for all cars and vans.
We look forward to seeing you soon |
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | The Mercure Hythe Imperial Hotel, Spa and Golf Club is set in 50 acres of mature gardens with spectacular views over the English channel, the hotel provides the perfect base to explore the historical coast line and nearby Kent countryside or a trip to France. The hotel has a traditional restaurant, 2 bars and 9 meeting rooms for conferences to weddings/private dining. 80 bedrooms all with Tea/Coffee making facilities. Full leisure - swimming pool, fitness centre, tennis, squash, golf and spa treatments. Many of our hotels are licensed to hold civil ceremonies and civil partnership ceremonies, so you can get married and host your reception under the same stylish roof. |
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | The Bell Hotel has stood on its present site since the early 17th Century. Renowned for its warm hospitality and stylish accommodation. The hotel prides itself on personal attention and care, which ensures that every stay is a memorable occasion. Specialises in fresh local produce, organic where possible. 3 Championship links golf courses within 10 minutes. Please Note: Dinner, Bed and Breakfast rates are per person based on two sharing Minimum of 2 nights stay at the weekend from June-September |
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Rooms from 61.00 GBP | | Situated between Maidstone and Sevenoaks, The Bull Hotel is ideally situated for easy access to the M20, M26 and M25
Once a 13th-century coaching inn, 4-star AA rated, The Bull Hotel offers 11 en-suite bedrooms with breakfast. There is free parking and free Wi-Fi access. In the village of Wrotham, The Bull Hotel has original charm and an AA award-winning restaurant. Daily specials are served, made using fresh local produce. The Bull Hotel has a lounge-bar with sofas and open fires. |
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