Ryemore Guest House

7 Maidstone Road, Ashford, Kent, England

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About Ryemore Guest House

Suitably located close to Ashford Town centre, this homely guest house offers a comfortable and friendly service, used by guests from all over the world. Featuring 3 heated twin rooms, in which you can relax with your own TV whilst enjoying an inviting cup of tea of coffee. After a busy day’s exploring of the area, why not select a book and unwind in the cosy guest lounge, where you can also enjoy attractive views and a relaxed evening with the TV or DVD. An ironing facility is available on request.

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