Ashford Warren Cottage Guest House

136 The Street, Ashford, Kent, England

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About Ashford Warren Cottage Guest House

A cosy atmosphere awaits you at this 300 year old cottage guest house, with its wealth of oak beams and open fireplaces. Built on an old coach route, the weary traveller is today still made as welcome as ever. Warren Cottage is situated in a very quiet area, but just a short drive from motorway access and other major routes, including Ashford International station, channel tunnel, shopping outlet and Dover ports. It is truly the town of the future, a natural pivot for the Channel Tunnel. It has become one of Britain's prime commercial shopping and leisure centres, yet it is steeped in history. Warren Cottage is conveniently situated for visiting other places of interest such as Dover Castle, Leeds Castle, Canterbury with its magnificent cathedral, Tenterden and Rye all just a short drive away. Easy access to the M20 motorways bring you to London, the international station, the Ports, and the Channel Tunnel, all within easy reach. Full English breakfast is served between 07:30 and 09:00.

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