The Best Kent Pub Accommodation

formed from a traditional, medieval farmhouse tucked away in the Kent countryside and features luxurious, rustic style rooms and good food

enjoy award-winning, high-end cuisine at this elegant restaurant, featuring boutique-style rooms, nestled in an idyllic village setting

fabulous designer rooms, luxurious beds and gourmet dining add up to a memorable stay in this family-run inn overlooking Tunbridge Common

boutique rooms in a newly renovated house, overlooking Folkestone's working harbour, associated with nearby stylish, seafront restaurant

15th-century Weald house located in a quiet hamlet perched atop the Kent Downs offering stylish, well-appointed rooms and good food

13th century coaching inn, sympathetically renovated but plenty of original character, in pretty village with easy access to M20, M26 & M25

behind the Georgian façade lies an updated interior, but important character features have been retained, and quirkily styled guest rooms

in the heart of this historic cathedral city, spacious newly refurbished rooms - and downstairs, the signature Wetherspoons good value menu

former inn, converted to boutique hotel and restaurant with charm, character and guest rooms with vintage furniture and bespoke fittings

traditional pub in a charming Kent village near Canterbury, guest rooms are smart and contemporary and there a country views from the garden

highly rated guest accommodation and restaurant just outside the city walls, a short walk from the cathedral and the shops on High Street

cosy, 14th-century pub brimming with centuries of character and original features, in the centre of Faversham close to the brewery visitor centre

a touch of boutique glamour in the Kent countryside, there are uniquely styled rooms with many boasting spa bath and a four-poster bed

former coaching inn located in a conservation village just outside of Tunbridge Wells offering traditional style rooms and gastro-style food

a fine oak-beamed country pub in the small village of Staple can offer an enjoyable stay in comfortable rooms, with hearty pub meals on hand

rustic, Kentish inn, parts date from the 18th century, lying directly on the Pilgrims Way in a quiet hamlet; rooms are in Kentish barn style annexes

former coaching inn set alongside the River Stour and only a 5-minute walk from the cathedral - offers smart and contemporary guest rooms

stylish accommodation in 17th century former posting house with oak beams, gleaming brass and traditional, well-presented guest rooms

stylishly renovated, yet retains plenty of original character that can be found in the boutique, well-appointed rooms and public areas

16th century public house at the edge of the Swale Estuary offering panoramic views and contemporary, rustic style guest rooms