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.

Clare House - The Clare House is a highly recommended Victorian guest house, centrally situated to ports and historical attractions. We have been awarded a 3-Diamond rating by the AA and Tourist Board. Enjoy the hospitality that awaits you at Clare House. Ideal for a stopover on route to the continent or if you are exploring the county of Kent. The hotel is a 5 minute drive to ports/cruise terminals and a 5 minute walk from the railway station. The hotel is located a short 10 minute drive to the Channel Tunnel. English breakfast served from 07:00.

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.

Elvey Farm - Elvey Farm is a medieval farmstead in a magical setting, tucked away in 75 acres of Kentish countryside. Elvey Farm was built in 1406, and not much has changed since. It is positioned at the end of a long, winding lane, with breathtaking views over the fields and hills in all directions. The perfect rural retreat, you can stay in stylish suites in the 16th century stable block and dine in the beautiful restaurant specialising in Kentish dishes. Most rooms have their own private entrances. Watch the sun set over the fields from the terrace before retiring to your own private living room, or enjoy a soak in your own slipper bath.

The West Bank Guest House - A warm welcome awaits you at this family run guesthouse that rests at the edge of Dover. Accommodation here ranges from single to family rooms for up to 6 people. The guesthouse boasts a lounge, bar and secure flood lit car park. The West Bank is within walking distance of the town centre and train station, a 5 minute drive from the docks and cruise terminal and 10 minutes from the Channel Tunnel.

Garden Lodge - Garden Lodge, only 10 minutes from the Channel Tunnel, is a convenient and comfortable family-run guest house with a Visit Britain Guest Accommodation 4-star rating and guaranteed private parking. Whether on business or leisure, the Garden Lodge could not be more ideally placed close to Dover (11.2 km/7 miles) and its cruise terminal; Folkestone (6.4 km/4 miles) and the beautiful cathedral city of Canterbury (19.2 km/12 miles). The Garden Lodge is a very comfortable family home. The rooms and restaurant are well-decorated, very comfortable and with a strict non-smoking policy. The beautiful garden has aviaries, a fish pond and a mosaic tiled, solar heated swimming pool (summer months only) with steps for easy access. The restaurant offers homemade food, often using home-grown vegetables and fruit. Stay for at least 3-nights and receive a complimentary foot passenger day trip with SeaFrance.

The Sun Inn - This inn offers homely accommodation in a cosy building full of character with its wealth of old beams and huge inglenook fireplace. The Sun Inn is in the centre of the historic market town of Faversham, close to the Shepherd Neame brewery and visitor centre. If you enjoy gardens, take a wander through the nearby Mount Ephraim gardens and tea room. For a good family day out go along to Farming World, where all the family can have close contact with the animals. After a fun-filled day return to the warm hospitality and hearty pub food of The Sun Inn. The ? la carte restaurant serves a variety of well-presented dishes. Accompany your meal with a fine wine or prize-winning Kentish lager or ale.

The Malvern Guesthouse and The Blues Grill - Our small, friendly, family-run guesthouse with themed bar and restaurant offers outstanding sea views in the heart of Cliftonville, close to the centre of Margate. A 5-storey Victorian terraced property featuring old charm with a modern twist, the Malvern provides the ideal base to explore this seaside town on foot. There are 5 outstanding Blue Flag award beaches, a stunning coastline ideal for walking and cycling, some of the best golf courses in the UK and a vast array of activities and attractions. The Malvern's famous Blues Brothers themed bar and restaurant serves a highly acclaimed breakfast. In the evening, enjoy only the finest steaks, fresh fish and traditional English style dishes, all freshly prepared and cooked by the in-house chef using local ingredients where possible.

Rose And Crown Elham - Channel Tunnel - Set in the picturesque village of Elham, this charming 16th-century inn offers 6 en suite rooms, a 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 with stables, The Rose and Crown has a beautiful patio and serves real ales with home-cooked British cuisine. The Elham Valley provides an idyllic setting for walking and cycling, whilst nearby Folkestone (5 miles/8 km) offers a beautiful harbour and cliff walks.

The Royal Albion - Looking out to sea over Broadstairs' Viking Bay, the Royal Albion has a magnificent location, on the seafront, yet also close to the heart of the town. The Royal Albion was originally built in 1760 and Charles Dickens was a regular visitor. The famous Bleak House, Dickens' home in Broadstairs, is within sight. The rear gardens lead out onto the town's seafront promenade, with direct access to the sandy beaches. All of the 21 rooms are en suite and each room has Sky TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Each room has a view of the historic town or of the bay. Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available in the entire hotel at an additional cost. A generous and tasty full English breakfast is included in the price.