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Hever Castle Luxury B&B has been given a ‘Five Star Gold’ award in recognition of exceptional quality and is the highest VisitEngland rating and accolade achievable.
Medley Court is a luxurious four bedroom property forming part of the Astor Wing, William Waldorf Astor’s magnificent addition to Hever Castle in 1903.
There’s nothing quite like a ride on The Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway - so it’s little wonder that this little wonder is one of Kent's top tourist attractions!
Riverhill Himalayan Gardens, near Sevenoaks, Kent is an historic, listed hillside garden that the whole family will enjoy.
It is a marvellous place to enjoy a peaceful, relaxing walk, admire fine views over the Weald of Kent and to discover the wildlife it supports.
Set in the beautiful Kent countryside, come and visit Anne Boleyn's childhood home at Hever Castle, with it's stunning gardens, mazes, cafe and romantic atmosphere.
The friendly and welcoming Hever Castle Golf Club provides a 27 hole golf course that is set in 250 acres of truly beautiful Kent Weald countryside
Knole is one of England’s most important, complete, yet fragile historic houses, set at the heart of Kent’s last remaining medieval deer park.
Situated in Seasalter, Whitstable, and almost right on the beach, you’ll feel like you’re on holiday the moment you arrive. On park there are fantastic facilities for all the family to enjoy including a great heated outdoor pool and a safe children’s splash pool to enjoy on those hot summer days, plus a family entertainment venue and restaurant/bar
Immerse yourself in Kentish history with a stay amongst the hop fields of McCann’s Brewery in your very own cabin for two in Ernest, named after, no less, the beer on tap in the brewery and a hop variety of the same name.
