All Sittingbourne and Sheerness hotels

Situated at the Gate Service area about 5 miles from Canterbury. Rochester & Chatham are both within easy reach. Each of the guest rooms are comfortable and offer tea and coffee making facilities and television.

Privately owned and run country house hotel and restaurant set in 4 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Located on the main A2 trunk road close to the cathedral towns of Canterbury and Rochester and close to Dover and Folkestone.

Relaxing and flexible hostel style B&B on family farm village with pub in North Kent Downs, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

A luxury self catering hotel, offering fantastic value for money to guests who are happy to help themselves to breakfast. Centrally located a few minutes from Central Milton Keynes. The hotel has ten fully equiped en-suite rooms with on site parking.

The B&B is provided in a converted Stable Block allowing guests the freedom to come and go at leisure. There are two double rooms, both with bed settee, allowing for use as a twin. Both rooms are shower en-suite, have T.V and are centrally heated. Tea and coffee are available in the rooms or in the adjoining kitchen/breakfast room.

We offer single, double and twin rooms, all of which have recently been refurbished to a high standard, and include en suite facilities with shower. We also have a specially designed room for our disabled guests.

An unusually friendly hotel tucked away in the Isle of Sheppey with splendid leisure facilities. Good food and a homely atmosphere makes our guests return time and again. Free use of all our leisure facilities.

Quality b&b accommodation with comfortable clean rooms, friendly service & prize-winning breakfast menu. Convenient location near town centre, motorways & train station. We also offer comfortable self-catering accommodation

A traditional ale house situated in the conservation area of Faversham. The Sun has a wealth of old beams and a huge inglenook fireplace, which has been the meeting place of Faversham.

An ancient coaching inn, the White Horse is mentioned in Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Set in the heart of the garden of England and surrounded by orchards and hop gardens.