The Conningbrook Hotel

Canterbury Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, England

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About The Conningbrook Hotel

Newly acquired by Shepherd Neame, the Conningbrook Hotel is well situated for business and leisure visitors. Located just one mile from Ashford Town Centre and just minutes away from the historic town of Canterbury. All the rooms are en suite with all amenities. There is a pub restaurant and bar. A function room and conference facilities for those wishing to hold conferences in the meeting rooms can accommodate up to 60 delegates. Facilities are also available for the disabled. There is a lovely garden and car parking facilities.

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