Holiday Inn Ashford Central

Canterbury Road, Ashford, Kent, England

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About Holiday Inn Ashford Central

The Holiday Inn Ashford Central is ideally located to meet the needs of both the business and leisure traveller. All rooms are fully air conditioned with recently installed high speed internet access, as well as being en suite with amenities including satellite TV and minibar. Whilst at the hotel, relax and enjoy a drink in the Bybrook Tavern before sampling one of the many innovative and imaginative dishes served in the Junction Restaurant. Both the restaurant and bar are situated in a 15th century barn, where the original wood beams add to the friendly and cosy atmosphere. We are conveniently located within an easy reach of the Eurostar terminal at Ashford International Station and the M20 motorway to the Channel Tunnel and London.

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