33 Bed And Breakfasts in Kent

Boys Hall - This beautiful 17th century, Jacobean property in the heart of Kent is easily accessed by car and train, and is a 5-minute drive from Ashford domestic and International (Eurostar) stations. Restored into a hotel over the last 2 years, Boys Hall has a wealth of original features including a large fireplace, oak beams and stunning gardens. It is set in 3 acres of grounds and boasts many original features dating back hundreds of years. All the rooms at the hotel are individually designed in keeping with the age and history of the building. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

New Flying Horse Inn - The New Flying Horse Inn is a 17th century posting house with oak beams and gleaming brasses. Romans, Saxons and the 17th century smugglers have all left their mark on Wye, a historic village set in some of the most beautiful countryside in the Garden of England. The inn has 9 bedrooms all with en suite facilities. Some of the rooms are in a converted coach house. The hotel is located just off the A28 between Ashford and Canterbury in an ideal location to explore the surrounding countryside. The pub has a good restaurant serving excellent food, using mainly local produce when available. The attractive patio and large garden are popular for summer drinks. Canterbury with its historic past and many attractions is only a short drive away, as is Leeds Castle, said to be the loveliest castle in the world. The English Tourist Board Four Diamond Commended The New Flying Horse, now with wireless broadband internet connectivity.

The Castle Hotel - With free Wi-Fi and free parking, The Castle Hotel overlooks Saltwood Village Green. The family-run hotel offers a traditional pub and restaurant, just 3 minutes from Hythe centre. The cosy rooms at The Castle feature wooden beds and colourful furnishings, and each has an en suite bathroom with free toiletries. Tea and coffee facilities are also available, and all rooms have a TV and hairdryer. A full English breakfast is served daily in the restaurant, which also offers a varied evening menu. The popular bar has a range of beverages and snacks available, and there is ample outdoor seating. Just 10 minutes' drive from the Channel Tunnel Terminal, Castle Hotel also offers easy access to Dover Ferry Port. Sene Valley Golf Club is a 5-minute drive away, and Folkestone can be reached in just 10 minutes.

Wycliffe Hotel - Only 5 minutes' walk from Folkestone town centre and the Leas beaches, the Wycliffe Hotel offers cooked breakfasts and free off-road parking. The hotel has a bar, restaurant and garden. Rooms at the Wycliffe have views over Folkestone or Trinity Gardens and are decorated in a simple, traditional style. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms and seating while others have sinks in the room. Built in the 1890s, this Victorian building has been modernised but retains its period charms. The private garden is open to guests and there is also a residents' bar. Breakfast options include cereal, croissants and a cooked English breakfast. The restaurant offers home-cooked evening meals as well as light snacks and children's portions. With free parking for cars and motorcycles, The Wycliffe Hotel is 10 minutes' drive from the Channel Tunnel, Folkestone Railway Station and the M20 motorway. Dover Ferry Port is 15 minutes away, as are the famous White Cliffs of Dover.

Rose And Crown Elham - Channel Tunnel - Set in the picturesque village of Elham, this newly refurbished 16th-century inn has 6 en suite rooms, a charming, traditional pub and a lovely garden with views across the Elham Valley. Just 10 minutes' drive from the Channel Tunnel (Eurotunnel), the Rose and Crown is an ideal base for exploring East Kent, including the historic cathedral city of Canterbury. Once a coaching inn, the separate, converted stable block allows you to come and go as you please. The Rose and Crown has a beautiful patio and serves Real Ales, an

Beulah House - Offering award-winning bed and breakfast accommodation, AA 4-star Beulah House is just 5 minutes' from the port and cruise liner terminal. The Channel Tunnel is just 10 minutes' away. Beulah House has contemporary, spacious rooms with en suite facilities and a TV. Some rooms have charming period furniture or four-poster beds. An inclusive full English breakfast is served in the attractive dining room. This 19th-century guest house is elegantly furnished, with many antiques, ornate marble fireplaces and stained glass windows. The White Cliffs, the town centre and Dover Castle are nearby.

The Oak - Nestled at the foot of the North Downs, in the heart of the historic village of Charing, this charming guesthouse offers 8 stylish, newly refurbished bedrooms, all with en suite facilities. Boasting fast and efficient access to the M20 and A20, The Oak is set in the Ashford district of Kent. It is also within easy reach of the Channel Tunnel and Dover ferry port, making it the perfect stop-off for those travelling to and from the continent. The Oak provides an inviting bar and restaurant with a warm and relaxed atmosphere in which you can enjoy great food, freshly prepared using local produce.

The Portland Hotel - Opposite the Leas Cliff Hall, beside the sea and Folkestone town centre, The Portland Hotel has a popular bar and restaurant (dinner inclusive deals). Close to Eurotunnel and the Dover Ferry Terminal. The Skuba Bar, with its sun terrace and garden overlooking the sea, is perfect for socialising or a quiet drink, whilst savouring the sea views. The Skuba Grill offers its renowned menu in the bar throughout the day and in the restaurant during the evenings. Breakfast is continental-style with a wide variety of cereals, cheeses, yoghurts, croissants and fruit. Being a smaller hotel, there is no dedicated reception. Guests are asked to check-in at the bar, where staff will guide you to your room, taking note of any special requirements. Please note that children and pets are not usually accepted. There is no lift at The Portland Hotel and all rooms are non-smoking.

Durlock Lodge - With is quiet location opposite the abbey, yet within walking distance of traditional old English pubs and restaurants, Durlock Lodge offers charming accommodation set in a traditional British village. You can have a self service continental breakfast as early or late as you wish. Cooked breakfasts are not available but there are a range of cafes in the area that provide a full range of breakfasts. If you would like more information to make your stay that bit extra special, then please email or telephone us.

The Marquis - Striking and modern, The Marquis is a former village pub that offers contemporary dining and chic rooms, all amid beautiful Kent countryside near Dover, Folkestone, Canterbury and Ashford. With views across the Alkham Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Marquis was transformed in 2008 to combine timeless rural England with boutique-style luxury. It is 'Highly Commended' by the AA. Space, light, art, fine furnishings and beautiful fabrics: 21st-century on the inside, but with a typically English view from the window. As well as the rolling green hills of Alkham Valley, 3 of the rooms offer a view of the village cricket pitch one of the smallest in England. The restaurant mixes the global with the local, with fresh, seasonal menus providing modern cuisine amid chic surroundings and a well-stocked bar.