Kent - known as the garden of England - is, as this name suggests, a picturesque county with a coastline that includes the famed cliffs of Dover and pretty rolling countryside filled with fruit orchards. The area also produces the highly-acclaimed Kent hops and, therefore, the region is also known for some of the country's finest ales and lagers. More recently, several vineyards have also sprung up and are causing a stir within the wine scene. So, it comes as no surprise that there are also some very good pubs. Our hotel experts have scanned the region to select the best pubs with rooms in Kent to make booking your next stay a quick and simple choice. Whether you are planning a romantic escape or perhaps a ramblers' break - there is something for everyone. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your next trip?
Dover (Alkham)
Charming 200-year-old village pub with contemporary rooms. Exposed brick walls, wood floors and mood lighting create an authentic ambience in the lively restaurant. Fresh, compact wood-panelled rooms playfully combine vintage furniture with colourful prints. Laid-back country retreat with good grub.
Kent (Sissinghurst)
A delight of a British pub set in the pretty village of Sissinghurst. Clean and contemporary, the rooms are all white on white with simple furniture and indulgent modern bathrooms. A fantastic bistro pub is ever popular with locals. The ideal spot to explore this lovely part of Kent.
Canterbury (Canterbury)
Located in the heart of Canterbury, The Corner House offers three charming rooms - featuring exposed beams and wooden furnishings. Restaurant of the Year in the Taste of Kent Awards for 2017! Ideally situated to see all that the city has to offer. A lovely spot for foodies and local explorers alike.
Kent (Kent)
A historic Inn comprising a fantastic restaurant and eight rooms. Traditionally dressed throughout - expect exposed beams, antique furniture and plenty of charm. An experienced team produce monthly changing menus using seasonal produce. A delightful spot from where to explore the region.
Kent (Warehorne Ashford)
A country pub in a picture perfect village with quirky design. The five rooms all slightly differ in shape and size but the walls are white washed, the bath tubs free standing and they're filled with interesting and well placed artefacts. The restaurant is fabulous and serves hearty seasonal fare.
Kent (Kent)
A traditional pub in a quaint Kent village. Boutique style rooms have soft grey hues, contemporary art, delicate cast iron beds and smart bathrooms. The restaurant is fantastic, serving the usual pub fare but with the added flare of renowned chef Mark Sargeant. A cosy spot for a rural escape.
Kent
Full of character and charm, The White Lion is a delightful hotel in the town of Tenterden. Boasting lovely rooms, an atmospheric pub and a gourmet restaurant, it's a great base for exploring the beautiful Kent attractions and surrounds.
Kent (Hawkhurst)
Nestled in the High Weald on the border of Kent and Sussex, The Queens Inn is a charming countryside hotel. Offering elegant, comfortable rooms and a superb restaurant, it's perfect for a relaxing weekend away. Food is a real highlight with a particular focus on fresh, local produce.
Kent (Faversham)
A charming traditional inn set in the heart of Faversham. Rooms are packed with character with sloping ceilings, exposed beams; the best have fireplaces and in-room bathtubs. Downstairs is an atmospheric pub serving classic British fare. A cosy and convenient base ideal for a weekend getaway.
Kent
A historic inn set in a pretty village within walking distance of Sissinghurst Castle. Rooms are set in a converted barn and mix traditional and modern styles. Each has sliding glass doors leading onto the garden. With warm hosts, good pub food, and lovely walks — this is a charming rural getaway.
Kent
A historic inn set in a pretty Kent village. Having undergone a complete renovation rooms feel fresh and contemporary but the original features such as fireplaces remain. Very good pub fare, locally produced wines, and an attractive price tag all make for an appealing rural stay.
Margate
Atmospheric and historic 18th century coaching inn in Margate Old town. Featuring six cute (if creaky!) bedrooms, each uniquely designed, and a lively bar and restaurant. A romantic boutique haven by the seaside, overflowing with personality and excellent value for money.
Kent (Isle of Sheppey)
A charming inn on the Isle of Sheppey. Cosy rooms feature warm wood and soft throws, some boast four-posters and a freestanding copper tub. There's a restaurant serving farm-to-table fare, plus a terrace with scenic views. Surrounded by bird-filled marshland, it's a nature lover's paradise.
Kent (Maidstone, Kent )
A historic 17th-century inn packed full of character and offering rooms at very reasonable rates. Interiors are simple but charming. Downstairs the pub and restaurant are a classic affair with beamed ceilings, log fires, local ales, and very good British fare. An ideal base for exploring the region.
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