Bridgewood Manor - A QHotel

Bridgewood Roundabout, Walderslade Woods, Chatham, Kent, England

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About Bridgewood Manor - A QHotel

Modern hotel, built around a classical courtyard with Gothic influences, which are reflected in the beautiful woodwork. Ideally located for exploring historic Rochester and visiting Chatham Maritime's many interesting attractions. 100 great quality, well equipped bedrooms. Full leisure centre including heated indoor pool, spa, gym, tennis and beauty treatments. Very good cuisine is offered in the Squires restaurant - awarded 2 rosettes for food. The second restaurant 'The Terrace' serves lighter meals in a modern setting.

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