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.

Anand Lodge - Anand Lodge offers basic accommodation located off the A21, a 5-minute drive from Pembury Hospital and a 10-minute drive from the centre of Tunbridge Wells. There are many amenities within walking distance, including shops and takeaways. Valley Park is about a 5-minute drive away and has entertainment and restaurants.

Ashford Warren Cottage Guest House - A cosy atmosphere awaits you at this 300-year-old cottage guest house, with its wealth of oak beams and open fireplaces. Built on an old coach route, the weary traveller is made as welcome as ever. The cottage also has 2 resident cats. Warren Cottage is situated in a very quiet area, but just a short drive from the M20 and other major routes to Ashford International Station, the Channel Tunnel, a shopping outlet and Dover ports. Warren Cottage is convenient for visiting Dover Castle, Leeds Castle, Canterbury with its magnificent cathedral, Tenterden and Rye.

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 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.

Detling Coach House - Situated in a countryside location on the outskirts of Maidstone with easy access from the M2 and M20, this beautifully converted coach house offers friendly 3-star bed and breakfast accommodation. Detling Coach House offers you a central location where you can easily explore Maidstone, Sittingbourne, Snodland, West Malling, Leeds Castle, Rochester, Canterbury and the rest of Kent - the Garden of England. It is an ideal setting for visiting the many businesses situated in and around Maidstone, or for relaxing in a peaceful country setting on the picturesque North Downs Way. The close proximity to Kent County Showground makes this B&B ideal for visiting the many events held there. For your convenience, free parking and wireless internet access is available at the coach house. Awarded 3-star status by Quality in Tourism, this friendly bed and breakfast accommodation offers a great location from where you can visit the many attractions of Kent.

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 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.

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.

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.