COUNTY |
NAME OF HOTEL / INN |
AMENITIES |
ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS AT THE HOTEL OR NEARBY |
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Isle of Wight |
The Fountain Hotel COWES |
Traditional
period inn with traditionally appointed bar and restaurant, steeped in
nautical history. |
Located in the heart of Cowes, overlooking the
River Medina |
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Ryde Castle
Ryde |
Historic Castle Hotel in Ryde with excellent
sea views, 21 en-suit buildings some with four poster beds. |
Excellent location
on the esplanade in Ryde. |
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Seaview Hotel
SEAVIEW |
Small hotel with sixteen well
appointed bedrooms all with en suite facilities. Two restaurants, two bars.
"The Seaview must be among the finest and most famous small hotels in
Britain." - Condé Nast Traveller |
Situated adjacent to the sea in the
picturesque sailing village of Seaview, on the North East Coast of the Isle
of Wight. |
|
George Hotel
YARMOUTH |
The George Hotel is a 17th Century
town house in the heart of the bustling village and harbour of Yarmouth.
Award winning restaurant |
Located in the heart of the bustling
village and harbour of Yarmouth with garden overlooking the sea. |
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Royal Hotel
VENTNOR |
Gracious Victorian property and the
Island's only 4 star hotel with 2 rosettes for outstanding cuisine.
Conservatory, intimate candle-lit bar, sumptuous lounges. Heated swimming
pool. |
Set in impressive surroundings just
minutes from Ventnor's seafront and town centre. |
|
Kent |
Ringlestone House, Ringlestone Hamlet, Near MAIDSTONE |
Step back in time into this unspoilt,
medieval lamp lit tavern and Kentish character farmhouse hotel. |
Close to Leeds Castle, North Downs, walking, hiking
|
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The New Flying Horse Inn
WYE, ASHFORD |
Attractive 17th century posting house
with 9 bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. |
Set in Wye, an historic village in
some of the most beautiful countryside in the Garden of England. An ideal
location for a stopover on the way to the channel ports or tunnel. Ashford 4
miles |
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The Swan
ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS |
Dating from late 1600, the Swan Hotel
has been sympathetically restored to provide stylish and comfortable
accommodation in this prime location. Restaurant overlooking the Pantiles,
lively Pantiles bar |
Situated in the heart of the famous
colonnaded Georgian Pantiles, the historic centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells |
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The Abbots Fireside
ELHAM, Near CANTERBURY |
15th century hotel. Antique furniture,
open fireplaces, original leaded windows and heavy beams |
Situated in the historic village of
Elham. Eurotunnel (10 minutes), Port of Dover (20 minutes). |
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The Chequers Inn
LAMBERHURST, TUNBRIDGE WELLS |
The Chequers traces its history back
to 1137and has been a pub since 1414. Comfortable bars, fine
restaurant, selection of tasty bar meals. Riverside garden. Five
well-appointed guest rooms. |
Lovely old Kentish riverside country
pub situated on the A21 in Lamberhurst village |
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The Grove Ferry Inn
UPSTREET, near CANTERBURY |
Originally a coaching house dating
back to 1831 the Inn took its name from a hand-drawn ferry which took people
across the River Stour. 6 en-suite bedrooms. Versatile pub with
comfortable sofas and roaring log fires. |
Hidden gem nestling in the Kent
countryside in the midst of the Stodmarsh Reserve, an important conservation
area on the banks of the River Stour. |
|
The Lighthouse Inn
CAPEL-LE-FERNE, FOLKESTONE |
Large private car park. All rooms
en-suite |
With breathtaking panoramic views of the English
Channel and spectacular countryside. 5 miles from the Channel Tunnel and 3
miles from Dover |
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The Black Horse
THURNHAM, MAIDSTONE |
The Inn is a rural pub/restaurant with 16 en-suite rooms. Country
wines and real ales, Biddenden Ciders, excellent food with emphasis on local
produce. |
Situated in an area of outstanding
natural beauty, close to Leeds Castle |
|
The Bell Inn
SANDWICH |
The Bell has been an important centre of Sandwich life since Tudor
times. The present listed building is mainly 19th century. |
A Bell Inn has existed on The Quay, adjacent to the Barbican Gate
and Toll, overlooking what would have been the harbour, now the River Stour,
since about 1300. |
|
The Blue Pigeons Inn
WORTH, SANDWICH |
Traditional public
house. Six romantic rooms all en-suite. Dining either
A la Carte or traditional pub fayre daily. Children and Pets welcome |
Situated in a quiet secluded
location opposite the village church in the picturesque village of Worth,
yet close to the historic town of Sandwich |
|
The Sun Inn
FAVERSHAM |
Traditional ale house with a wealth of
old beams and a huge inglenook fireplace. 9 en-suite bedrooms, beer
garden, restaurant and bar. |
Situated in the conservation area of
Faversham |
|
Crown Inn
SARRE |
Grade 1-listed 15th century building locally known as The Cherry
Brandy House, owing to a secret recipe for cherry brandy which cannot be
bought from anywhere else. 13 en-suite bedrooms including four poster beds |
Located in Sarre, between
Canterbury and Margate |
|
White Horse Inn
FAVERSHAM |
Ancient coaching inn mentioned in
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. 13 bedrooms, all en-suite |
Set in the heart of the Garden of
England and surrounded by orchards and hop gardens. |
|
The Dog and Bear
LENHAM |
Traditional coaching inn built in
1602. Good home cooking, log fire. 24 en-suite bedrooms, English
Tourist Board 4 Diamonds |
Superb location facing Lenham's
picturesque village square |
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The George Hotel
CRANBROOK |
The George Hotel & Brasserie is one of
Cranbrook's landmark buildings, dating back to the 14th century. |
Located in the
centre of Cranbrook |
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The
Garden House Hotel
ST MARGARETS-AT-CLIFFE Near DOVER |
Housed in a beautiful, traditional Kentish weather boarded building, parts
of which date back to Elizabethan times, the hotel has a stylish,
contemporary feel. Off-road parking at the hotel. |
Ideally placed for
touring the Garden of England |
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The Falstaff Hotel,
CANTERBURY |
Traditional 15th century coaching inn, cosy lounge, bar.
|
Central location in the heart of the historic cathedral city of Canterbury
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Macdonald County Hotel
CANTERBURY
|
16th century hotel with many original
features. The bedrooms, some furnished in Tudor, Georgian or Colonial style
all have satellite TV. Restaurant, Jacobs Bar & Brasserie.
|
Located on the pedestrianised high
street in the heart of Canterbury, just a five minute walk from Canterbury
Cathedral. |
|
Swallow Chaucer Hotel
CANTERBURY |
Elegant Georgian building thought to
stand on the site of the foundry which cast the original Canterbury bells |
Convenient location overlooking the
ancient city walls of Canterbury |
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The Harrow Hill Hotel,
WARREN STREET, Near LENHAM |
Lovely 17th century inn. En-suite bedrooms include a four poster
room. Superb food
|
Ideal base for visiting Leeds Castle (5 miles) and the cathedral city of
Canterbury.
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The Old Coach House,
BARHAM, CANTERBURY |
Early 17th century coaching Inn
run on the relaxed lines of a French country auberge by its
chef-patron. A flavour of France in England! |
Ideal base to visit the delightful city of Canterbury and the Kent
countryside with its beautiful castles and historic houses. |
|
Larkfield Priory Hotel, MAIDSTONE |
Victorian hotel just 4 miles from Maidstone. Conservatory Restaurant, Bar.
Comfortable accommodation includes a four poster room. |
Easy access to M20 and Channel Tunnel |
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Wool Pack Inn,
CHILHAM, near CANTERBURY |
Historic Inn with resident friendly ghost. Comfortable en-suite
accommodation including two deluxe four poster rooms |
Located near the ancient village square at Chilham, one of the prettiest
villages in Kent |
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The Royal Oak Hotel,
SEVENOAKS |
18th century town centre coaching inn.
|
Located opposite NT’s Knole House and Deer Park in the historic town of
Sevenoaks, just 5 minutes drive from M25
|
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The Little Brown Jug
CHIDDINGSTONE CAUSEWAY, TONBRIDGE |
18th century country inn with bar, restaurant. 5 en-suite
bedrooms. Airport (Gatwick) parking available on request
|
Set in the heart of Kent, close to the Tudor village of Chiddingstone |
|
Little Silver Country Hotel,
ST. MICHAELS, TENTERDEN |
Luxurious hotel in beautiful gardens. Superb en-suite accommodation, four
poster beds, whirlpool baths. Licensed for civil wedding ceremonies |
Situated in the heart of the Weald of Kent on the edge of Tenterden,
convenient for the motorway and Channel Tunnel. |
|
Waltham Court Hotel,
PETHAM, CANTERBURY |
Impressive hotel dating from 1796. ‘Chives’
Restaurant enjoys an excellent reputation. Spacious en-suite bedrooms |
Set
in some of the most beautiful countryside in Southern England, in the valley
of the North Downs within the Weald of Kent. Only twelve minutes from the
beautiful city of Canterbury and twenty minutes from the Channel Tunnel. |
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The Rose and Crown Hotel,
TONBRIDGE |
Impressive Tudor building, once a busy posting and coaching house, retaining
much of the original character with oak beams and Jacobean panelling |
Located in Tonbridge, very convenient for M25 Motorway, Gatwick Airport and
the Channel Tunnel |
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The Chequers Inn,
SMARDEN, Near ASHFORD |
Splendid 14th Century Inn with great character and charm. Excellent cuisine,
comfortable en-suite accommodation |
Picturesque village setting, yet only 40 minutes drive from Dover and the
Channel Tunnel |
