The New Flying Horse Inn is a 17th century posting house with oak beams and gleaming brasses.

Bedrooms: 38

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 newly refurbished bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. Some of the rooms are in a converted coach house. 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. English Tourist Board Four Diamond Commended The New Flying Horse now has Wireless Broadband Internet Connectivity.

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Located in the town of Ashford, Kent, just 5 minutes from the Eurostar to Paris and Brussels. The 4 star Ashford International Hotel is just off Junction 9 of the M20.

Bedrooms: 200

This hotel is ideally located just 15 minutes from the Channel Tunnel Terminal. The hotel has 200 en-suite bedrooms some with modem points, a glass roofed International Boulevard, as well as two bars and two restaurants. There are a variety of conference and meeting rooms with the latest technology and a business centre. For those seeking to recharge their batteries, the Ashford International Hotel is the perfect venue for a short break. Guests enjoy free membership of the leisure club with indoor pool. The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Kent with its many visitor attractions including Canterbury Cathedral.

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A cosy atmosphere awaits you at this 300-year old cottage hotel, with its wealth of oak beams and open fireplaces. Built on an old coach route, the weary traveller is today still made as welcome as ever.

Bedrooms: 6

Warren Cottage is situated in a very quiet area, but just a short drive from motorway access and other major routes, including Ashford International station, the Channel Tunnel, shopping outlets and the Port of Dover. Ashford is truly the town of the future, a natural pivot for the Channel Tunnel. It has become one of Britain's prime commercial shopping and leisure centres, yet it is steeped in history. Warren Cottage is also conveniently situated for visiting other places of interest such as Dover Castle, Leeds Castle, Canterbury with its magnificent Cathedral, Tenterden and Rye, all just a short drive away. Easy access to the M20 motorways bring you to London, the international station, the ports and the Channel Tunnel, all within easy reach. Our delightful oak-beamed restaurant offers a daily menu of fresh, home-made food served in unique surroundings. Evening meals available from 6.00pm and full English breakfast is served between 7.30am and 9.00pm. Due to the age of this attractive building, some of the ceilings are low.

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Newly acquired by Shepherd Neame, the Conningbrook Hotel is well situated for business and leisure visitors. Located just one mile from Ashford Town Centre and just minutes away from the historic town of Canterbury.

Bedrooms: 29

All the rooms are en suite with all amenities. There is a pub restaurant and bar. A function room and conference facilities for those wishing to hold conferences in the meeting rooms can accommodate up to 60 delegates. Facilities are also available for the disabled. There is a lovely garden and car parking facilities.

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In a leafy setting on the edge of Ashford, a warm and friendly welcome awaits you at The Croft Hotel. The Croft Hotel prides itself on its friendly atmosphere, where guests are encouraged to make themselves at home.

Bedrooms: 23

The lounge and the bar provide a relaxing and convivial setting in which to enjoy an evening drink, while you peruse the mouth watering menu of delicious, imaginative home cooked food that is a particular speciality of La Dolce Vita, our Italian Restaurant. The twenty-eight tastefully decorated, comfortable bedrooms are all equipped with colour television, radio, tea and coffee making facilities and many rooms are set within the tranquil surrounds of the hotel's two acre gardens. The Hotel, its restaurant and gardens are the perfect settings for either a comfortable stay, meetings, weddings or private functions.

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Ryemore guest house is suitably located, close to Ashford town centre and offers a comfortable and friendly service. We have become well known in many counties for the high standard and excellent service we provide.

Bedrooms: 3

Accommodation comprises of 3 twin rooms, all rooms have colour TV. Tea & coffee facilities and seating to enjoy the wonderful views can be found in the guest lounge. An ironing facility is available on request. After a hard day, relax in our homely guest lounge, select a book to read or enjoy a relaxing evening watching TV or a DVD. All rooms have colour television, all rooms are heated and have that home from home feel about them.

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Quality without compromise, peaceful seclusion; this is the Eastwell Manor experience. Step over the threshold and be welcomed by warming log fires and discreet service.

Bedrooms: 62

Your stay with us begins in the magnificent panelled reception hall which leads through to the luxurious drawing room, bar and dining room all overlooking the beautifully manicured lawns set in the Garden of England. The Manor has many interesting features - carved panelled rooms, massive baronial stone fireplaces, in a quiet and tranquil atmosphere. The Manor features 23 tastefully decorated and furnished en-suite rooms and suites, offering space, elegance and sumptuous comfort with facilities that you would expect from a first class family run country house hotel. Eastwell Mews Cottages, a special accommodation alternative within the magnificent Manor setting.

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Eight bedroomed traditional English Inn in great location for M20, Channel Crossings and Rail Link. Located in the historic village of Charing, near to the Archbishops Palace with shopping at Ashford, Maidstone close b

Bedrooms: 8

The Royal Oak is a traditional English Inn, offering a variety of home cooked food and real ales. The hotel offers nine, comfortable en-suite rooms with televisions and tea and coffee making facilities. we offer a full English breakfast and our dining room is open at lunchtimes and in the evenings for meals and snacks.

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Holiday Inn Ashford Central is ideally located to meet the needs of both the business and leisure traveller.

Bedrooms: 103

Our location means we are within easy reach of the Eurostar terminal at Ashford International Station and the M20 motorway to the Channel Tunnel and London. We are also located for easy access to all the local attractions that Kent has to offer. Whilst at the Hotel, relax and enjoy a drink in the Bybrook Tavern before sampling one of the many innovative and imaginative dishes served in the Junction Restaurant. Both the Restaurant and Bar are situated in a 15th Century barn, where the original wood beams add to the friendly and cosy atmosphere. The hotel offers a variety of accommodation, ranging from Executive and Family Sized Rooms to high quality Standard Rooms designed to meet your every need.

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Most attractive listed property in ASHFORD TOWN CENTRE within WALKING DISTANCE of EUROSTAR INTERNATIONAL STATION. ideal for businessperson or travellers and explorers.

Bedrooms: 11

A grade II listed property in the old market town of Ashford with its friendly quality Bed & Breakfast establishment with affordable rates.Ideal to explore the delights of Kent countryside and Europe.

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A 17th century coaching inn run by the chef-patron Jean-Claude Rozard. A real 'Flavour of France' in England. We are recommended in the Which? Good Food Guide and Fromers Guide (USA).

Bedrooms: 10

Away from the village of Barham on the A2, Southbound, this original inn is run on the lines of a French Auberge. Food First, the rooms are comfortable, anybody wanting straight walls beware! Ideal for the port of Dover and the Channel Tunnel. An honest welcome, in comfortable surrounds is to be found along with a large car park.

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Although just 10 miles from the City of London, Sundridge Park is situated in 16 acres of rolling countryside. A dedicated venue for all your needs!

Bedrooms: 151

Bromley South is only 15 minutes by train from Victoria and Charing Cross mainline stations and only 8 miles from the M25. Sundridge Park Conference Centre in Bromley is a dedicated venue for all your business needs. We have conference and meeting rooms housing from 2 to 150 people. PLEASE NOTE: The leisure facilities are not available for children under 16. no-smoking environment.

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Tudor beamed houses surrounds this cosy inn, which is graced by the Grey Lady, a resident, but friendly, ghost! Probably one of the cosiest inns in Kent, if not in England, with a well kept cellar!

Bedrooms: 14

A lovely old inn near the ancient village square at Chilham in the heart of the garden of England - Kent. This is probably one of the most picturesque villages in Kent.

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The Pilgrims Hotel is ideal for your stay in Canterbury City Centre. Situated within the Roman city walls, this lovely family run hotel offers a warm welcome to all our guests.

Bedrooms: 14

The Pilgrims hotel offers comfort, style and outstanding levels of service you would expect from a family run business. It is a traditional hotel in every sense and traditional values such as personal service and warm hospitality will ensure your visit is memorable, be it for business or for pleasure and has recently been totally refurbished in 2005. WIRELESS INTERNET available throughout hotel rooms and in public areas. Car parking is available locally at a reduced rate, 3.00 GBP. Please see hotel on arrival for directions.

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The Express Holiday Inn in Canterbury is great value for money for business travellers and tourists! Our location is an ideal location for those on their way to Dover Port and the Eurotunnel.

Bedrooms: 89

The Express by Holiday Inn Canterbury is a modern hotel, conveniently located on the A2 Southbound, three miles from Canterbury city centre. Designed specially for business and leisure travelers who want to 'Stay Smart' at great value for money prices. The hotel is an ideal base from which to visit the historic town centre of Canterbury and its Cathedral, as well as Dover and the Channel Tunnel, the Kent countryside or the giant 'Lakeside' and 'Bluewater' shopping malls near Dartford. The M20 (M25/M26) and M2 (A2) motorways are close by for easy access to London, all parts of southern England and mainland Europe.

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ABode Canterbury enjoys the finest location in Canterbury, right in the heart of of the main pedestrianised High Street. The hotel is perfectly located for exploring Canterbury situated 5 minutes from the Cathedral and many attractions.

Bedrooms: 72

Ideally situated in the heart of the city, ABode Canterbury is the perfect location for business or pleasure. After a complete refurbishment in 2006, the hotel combines traditional architecture with contemporary design. All rooms are beautifully and sumptuously furnished with hand built beds, LCD TV and DVD, comfort cooling and secondary glazing. Abode is also home to Michael Caine's restaurants, serving Michael's innovative and award-winning modern British cuisine with the best regional produce.

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Originally, The Chaucer was a private Georgian House standing opposite Canterburys ancient city walls. Close to all Canterbury's sights and an ideal base for touring the Garden of England.

Bedrooms: 42

A charming hotel with an award winning restaurant and a rich vein of history. The Chaucer is an ideal location for your meeting or conference. Canterbury is deeply woven into the fabric of English history and even before medieval times, had always attracted religious pilgrims.

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Howfield Manor is located in the heart of the Kent countryside and set in five acres of landscaped gardens. If you are visiting Canterbury and the surrounding villages, avoid the traffic by staying at this Country Manor.

Bedrooms: 15

Today the hotel combines the character and charm of its history with every modern amenity. The staff will care for your needs with an individual attention that you only find with the very best hotel. Howfield Manor is ideal for trips across the Channel as it is within 20 minutes from both the ports and the tunnel. It is also the ideal base for a great day out: within easy reach are places such as Howlett's Zoo Park, Leeds Castle, Dover Castle, Sissinghurst Castle Gardens or try Rye, with its medieval cobbled streets. For a celebration with friends, family or a romantic dinner for two, the hotel's restaurant 'The Old Well' provides a cosy, delightful ambience in which to laugh, chat and, of course, eat. The restaurant is popular with non-residents too, saying a great deal about the food which is made from only the freshest of ingredients.

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The Abbots Barton Hotel, is Canterbury's premier hotel, serving business and leisure. Our Gothic style boutique Hotel is set in 3 acres of grounds.

Bedrooms: 53

Our hotel is set back from a busy road and lies in extensive grounds. With excellent, individually styled newly refurbished rooms, you are provided with every amenity expected of the standard of hotel, but also enjoys a personal touch as our hotel is full of character. All the Bedrooms will be well appointed with a wide choice of Standard and Executive rooms. You will enjoy all that is best in food, service and comfort during your stay with a select choice of dining. Our Head Chef and his Brigade have combined their skills to present a menu that is wide in both choice of international dishes and traditional English fayre. A choice of well equipped function rooms are available which satisfy every discerning conference organiser. Within easy walk to Canterbury City Centre and ample free car parking, The Best Western Abbots Barton is the perfect base to explore Canterbury and its beautiful surroundings.

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Six hundred year old medieval house in the heart of the North Downs overlooking a nature reserve. Very quiet and secluded, lots of history, great for walking.

Bedrooms: 4

Upper Ansdore was probably a first floor hall house dating from the late medieval period circa 1380. In rural areas this form of house was favoured for defence purposes. Generally they are not large. The ground floor was probably used as store rooms or as a subsidiary living accommodation. Above the first floor is a hall of two bays, originally open to the roof with a single bay solar adjoining, which was always sealed, providing an attic. Two hundred years later in the 16th century, a chimney was built in what was called the screen's passage. This chimney built of Tudor bricks is large on today's standard but it allowed two fireplaces on the first floor, and two on the ground floor so that all rooms could be heated. Also note the bread oven to the side of the fireplace. One fireplace has stone supporting pillars with an oak lintel, which is moulded in the Tudor Arch or the Four Centred Arch. A Newel stair was built at the side of the chimney in place of the early ladder type, originally used for defence reasons. The roof constructed in Oak (cleft) is a full hipped roof of the Tie beam and Collar beam style roof, common in the South East. The walls, originally, constructed of Oak timber framing with Wattle and Daub infilling, have been bricked round in the early 18th century when bricks were more readily available and in fashion. Brickwork is laid in the Flemish Bond, and extends only to the first floor with the original timber framing (as above) covered with hanging tiles. At this time there was also an extension to the rear bringing the line of the roof down to within five feet from the ground level. This type of roof is sometimes called an Outshot or Catslide roof. This addition very often housed small animals - pigs, poultry etc. A minimum stay of two nights for bank holiday weekends is required. The house stands between two old railways, which were used less when the new road between Petham and Waltham was built in the mid 18th century. These roads are now only public footpaths leading to the church in Waltham and the village itself.

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A delightful old pub close to the city centre and its many tourist attractions. The ruins of the ancient water mill (hence Miller's Arms) on the River Stour remain alongside the pub.

Bedrooms: 11

The hotel consists of 11 en suite bedrooms including a honeymoon suite complete with jacuzzi bath and a family room. The cosy bar and restaurant provides a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy a drink from the local brewery. The hotel is graded 4 stars with the English Tourist Board.

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Ebury Hotel Canterbury, located in Kent, the garden of England, is one of the finest hotels in Canterbury. Situated a short walk from the city centre and Canterbury Cathedral.

Bedrooms: 15

This family owned hotel offers well appointed en-suite accommodation with 15 letting bedrooms. Relax after a busy day in the hotel's indoor heated swimming pool and spa, located in the grounds. The hotel also boasts an award winning restaurant and a large car park. If there is no availability please check our own website. Two-bedroom, luxury self-catering cottages are also available for weekly rental. These are situated in the hotel grounds, have full use of hotel facilities and are let on a weekly basis. Please note a 50GBP deposit will be taken at the time of your booking.

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A traditional beamed Coach Inn centrally located in Canterbury and 20 minutes from Dover and the Channel Tunnel. The 15th Century hotel is in the heart of this beautiful, historic city, home to England's most impressive cathedral.

Bedrooms: 47

The Falstaff Hotel comprises of the Coach Inn, which dates back to 1403, with additional accommodation in a recently-restored wood mill. Situated next to the Westgate Tower, and within walking distance of Canterbury Cathedral, The Falstaff is the ideal location for anyone visiting historic Canterbury, its surrounding area or for someone en-route to Europe.

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Modern hotel, built around a classical courtyard with Gothic influences, which are reflected in the beautiful woodwork. Ideally located for exploring historic Rochester and visiting Chatham Maritime's many interesting attractions.

Bedrooms: 100

100 great quality, well equipped bedrooms. Full leisure centre including heated indoor pool, spa, gym, tennis and beauty treatments. Very good cuisine is offered in the Squires restaurant - awarded 2 rosettes for food. The second restaurant 'The Terrace' serves lighter meals in a modern setting.

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One of the jewels in Shepherd Neame's crown, The Ship & Trades is a spacious and stylish pub. With restaurant and accommodation overlooking one of the yacht basins. The upstairs level has marvellous views across the Medway towards Upnor

Bedrooms: 11

With restaurant and accommodation overlooking one of the yacht basins. The upstairs level has marvellous views across the Medway towards Upnor Castle and there is also extensive outside seating areas to enjoy the view. The Ship & Trades consists of 11 ensuite bedrooms. A lift is available for easy wheelchair access to both floors.

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