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Eastwell Manor

4.3 of 5 • 104 reviews
Orchard Heights
£104

Ashford International Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 372 reviews
Repton Park North
Large clean well equipped bedroom,very good evening meal. Will use again. Read more
£90

The Conningbrook Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 246 reviews
Repton Park North
We stayed here to celebrate my husbands birthday with his family. The staff were very helpful. The room was lovely, it had recently been refurbished. Read more
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Elvey Farm

4.4 of 5 • 80 reviews
Maltman's Hill
£71

The Flying Horse Inn

4.2 of 5 • 24 reviews
Orchard Heights
Very convenient place to stay great food and very friendly staff. Next time we would stay again Read more
£58

Hayesbank

3.8 of 5 • 8 reviews
Repton Manor
£38

The Wife of Bath

4.3 of 5 • 8 reviews
Ashford
We visited the Wife of Bath after a disappointing stay at a hotel in Folkestone. The contrast between the Wife of Bath and the other hotel was amazing. High standard of comfort in the room and lovely extras in the form of fresh fruit, Italian … Read more
£63

The Old Barn at Bethersden

4.8 of 5 • 24 reviews
Bull Green
Enjoyed our stay, gave us good advice on where to visit. Read more
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The Bowl Inn

4.4 of 5 • 67 reviews
Ashford
Very nice rustic homely country pub. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Read more
£67

Holiday Inn Ashford Central

4 of 5 • 365 reviews
Repton Manor
Breakfast was excellent with pot of tea, worth about £20 included. At the bar, one cup of tea - £3.05. Yes, that is one cup of tea. OUCH! Pint of bitter and glass of white wine, £11.15!! Cross the road for more sensible prices. Otherwise OK. Read more
£57

 

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We stayed here to celebrate my husbands birthday with his family. The staff were very helpful. The room was lovely, it had recently been refurbished.

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Pocket Guide: Ashford

Kent's rich and varied countryside attracts visitors all year round, and Ashford captures the county's unique blend of ancient and modern. The idyllic landscape here is dotted with vineyards and apple orchards, and the choice of accommodation ranges from smart hotels to picturesque guesthouses and comfortable family-run B&Bs. It's one of the most attractive areas of Kent and you'll easily find suitable accommodation to suit your budget and spending requirements.

Explore Ashford Attractions

Kent has a thriving economy as well as a great range of historical and cultural attractions for the visitor. With thriving, traditional market towns and extensive international rail links as well as villages rich in history and a superb landscape of old ruins and rolling green fields, there's something for everyone here. Ashford has a particularly rich heritage trail, its cobbled lanes lined with not only medieval homes but Jacobean and Georgian ones as well. One of the finest historic estates in Kent is close by at Godington House, and nearby Eastwell Manor is a fine example of an old Kentish country estate in the grand tradition.

Historic Ashford

Heritage Kent lies in every direction when you come to Ashford and stay at one of the numerous hotels or guesthouses here. As well as the historic estates of the area you can spend a pleasant afternoon shopping on Ashford high street and picking up fresh produce at the weekly market. There are several world-class vineyards in the immediate area too, offering wine-tasting and a chance to explore the workings of this relatively new Kentish industry. Tenterden, otherwise known as the Jewel of the Weald, is within easy driving distance if you fancy exploring the region in more depth. The towns around here are renowned for their architectural rarities and independent shops, so whether you're interested in history are just want to pick up a few designer goods you'll not be disappointed.

Ashford encapsulates the rural charm and ancient traditions of Kent, and at hotels like Eastwell Manor and Elvey Farm you'll receive the warmest of traditional Kentish welcomes and the promise of a fabulous time.

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