Crete Down Guesthouse - Our guest house is situated in beautiful countryside on the North Downs Way and close to the Channel Ports and Tunnel. Situated in the heart of the Garden of England, Crete Down is the ideal base from which to explore all aspects of Kent Whether you are walking the North Downs Way, want to visit the ancient Cathedral City and chic shopping centre of Canterbury, or just want to rest your head before crossing the Channel, Crete Down is perfect to meet your needs. Guests can enjoy a relaxing and comfortable stay in a peaceful country location, but only five minutes from Folkestone Town Centre and the Eurotunnel terminal. The Dover Channel Ports are a short ten minute drive away. The Eurostar international rail terminal is only 15 minutes away. Crete Down lies at the gateway to Europe. Euros accepted.

The Castle Hotel - This charming, family run inn is set in the village green of Saltwood. Here, you will find picturesque walks around the town, taking in the village green, timbered village hall and Norman church. The hotel is within a mile of rail networks, with the motorway and ports of Folkestone a short drive away. The Channel Tunnel is only 10 minutes away, ideal for a long lie in before venturing on your journey. The Castle Hotel's restaurant serves excellent home cooking that draws from fresh, local produce. Our bar area is the hub of the village life, where guests and locals meet for a drink or 2.

The Millers Arms Inn - 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. 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.

Ryemore Guest House - An ideal base from which to explore the area's natural beauty and historic sites, this small guest house is ideally located within easy reach of junction 9 of the M20 and Ashford town centre. On the beautiful rolling hills of the North Downs, Ashford is ideally placed for visiting many popular destinations. During your stay you can explore the new shopping malls in Ashford town centre and, from Ashford International Station, you can travel to the continent on Eurostar or to London, Folkestone and other parts of Kent. After a busy day of exploring of the area, why not select a book and unwind in the cosy guest lounge, where you can enjoy attractive views and a relaxed evening with the Sky TV channels or a DVD.

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.

Blakes Of Dover - Blakes of Dover is quite unique as a non-smoking ale and wine bar with superior accommodation, less than 5 minutes from ferry and cruise terminals. Trains, buses, the A20 and A2 trunk routes are all within 800 metres. Blakes of Dover offers beautiful en suite rooms (including superior options), sleeping 2 to 4 guests. Well equipped rooms include televisions and complimentary trays. It has been awarded a 4-star rating by Visit Britain - Quality in Tourism. Blakes of Dover has a wonderful bar, providing a delightful place for eating and drinking. Their real ale range has now been extended to include micro brewery ales. Blakes of Dover is listed in the Good Beer Guide, the Good Cider Guide and the Good Pub Food Guide. In March 2006 it was voted District Pub of the Year by the Campaign for Real Ale.

The White Horse Inn - Set in the heart of the Garden of England, and surrounded by orchards and hop gardens, this former coaching inn is a traditional pub with a contemporary twist. Mentioned in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, the pub has a long tradition of warm and friendly hospitality. Today, you can enjoy the authentic atmosphere of a historic inn at the same time as relaxing in comfort and enjoying the excellent food, wines, beers and service. Midway between Faversham and Canterbury, there is a wealth of things to see and do in the area. Mount Ephraim Gardens, for example, are just a short walk away and Boughton Golf Club is nearby.

Downsview - Downsview guest house is suitably located close to Ashford town centre and offers a cosy, comfortable and friendly service. Accommodation is comprised of 6 en suite rooms, where you can make yourself a tea or coffee before relaxing in the seating are in front of your own digital TV. Each room also has its own ironing/trouser press facility. Some rooms offer wonderful views of the North Downs. Continental breakfasts are served in Downsview's dining room, which overlooks the gardens.

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.

The Crown Inn - The newly refurbished Crown Inn has 7 brand new en-suite bedrooms, a bar and restaurant with a'la carte menu. The Crown overlooks beautiful Chislehurst Common. If you enjoy walking, then Chislehurst is on one of the Green Chain routes from Mottingham Lane to Beckenham Park (4 1/2 miles). The Crown is very close to the well known Chislehurst Caves which extend for nearly 20 miles and date back over 4,000 years. The caves became more widely known after their use during the Second World War as an air raid shelter, not only for the locals but for over 10,000 Londoners who travelled to the caves each night by special train. It was so well organised that people could pay 1d per night for a bunk and there was also a cinema, church and hospital for them to use during their time underground. The caves are thought to be entirely man made and were created during three periods of time by our ancestors - well worth a visit. The Crown Inn has 7 guest rooms, all of which are non-smoking.