Cranbrook Hotels

36-50 High Street, St Mary Cray, Orpington, Kent, Kent, England (27.5 miles, 44.2 km, direction NW)
This delightful 16th-Century inn has been recently renovated and extended to provide modern and comfortable hotel facilities while retaining its original charm. There are forty-four rooms in with single, double, triple and family rooms. There are also two delightful VIP Suites, both with traditional four-poster beds. The courtyard complete with medieval style minstrels gallery.
Facilities: Parking
Hotel Prices: from £45.00
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33 Marine Parade, Tankerton, Whitstable, Kent, England (28.8 miles, 46.4 km, direction NE)
The Marine Hotel sits on the Tankerton cliffs overlooking the Thames Estuary. A popular, friendly 'local' for its regular customers as well as a top class hotel for visitors. The Marine Hotel offers a choice of 25 en-suite bedrooms (22 with sea view), all with modern facilities and is ideally located for touring Kent's north-east coast. There is a splendid restaurant that offers excellent food and there is a bar and lounge, which also looks out across the sea. If that wasn't enough, the magnificent Galleon Suite is available for functions and wedding receptions and can double as a theatre to supplement the Marine's flexible range of conference and training facilities - a seminar room, complete with audio and visual equipment.
Facilities: Pets Allowed
Hotel Prices: from £55.00
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School Road, Chislehurst, Kent, England (29.6 miles, 47.5 km, direction NW)
The newly refurbished Crown Inn has 7 brand new en-suite bedrooms, a bar and restaurant with a'la carte menu. The Crown overlooks beautiful Chislehurst Common. If you enjoy walking, then Chislehurst is on one of the Green Chain routes from Mottingham Lane to Beckenham Park (4 1/2 miles). The Crown is very close to the well known Chislehurst Caves which extend for nearly 20 miles and date back over 4,000 years. The caves became more widely known after their use during the Second World War as an air raid shelter, not only for the locals but for over 10,000 Londoners who travelled to the caves each night by special train. It was so well organised that people could pay 1d per night for a bunk and there was also a cinema, church and hospital for them to use during their time underground. The caves are thought to be entirely man made and were created during three periods of time by our ancestors - well worth a visit. The Crown Inn has 7 guest rooms, all of which are non-smoking.
Facilities: Pets Allowed
Hotel Prices: from £95.00
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