Fenn Bell Inn, Hoo

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No ordinary pub, The Fenn Bell is home to the Fenn Bell Conservation Project for rescued animals, and also has a miniature railway running around its three acre garden.

The zoo includes animals such monkeys, parrots, pigs, racoon dogs, genets, ponies, owls, birds of prey, lemurs and meerkats.

Located in St Mary Hoo, Rochester on the Isle of Grain, the pub also offers a delicious home cooked food menu and a great selection of beers, premium wines and spirits.

Fenn Bell, Hoo (41)

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Address

Fenn Bell Inn, Hoo The Fenn Bell Conservation Project The Fenn Bell Inn Fenn Street, St. Mary Hoo Rochester
Kent ME3 8RF

Contact

01634 270422

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Opening Times

April 1st to October 31st 10.30am to 6.00pm November 1st to March 31st 10.30am to 5.00pm

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