Hever Hotel

Hever Road, Hever, Edenbridge, Kent, England

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About Hever Hotel

Hever Hotel boasts an idyllic location surrounded by the historical castles and houses of Southern England. The hotel exudes character and charm and offers the perfect place for those seeking relaxation. There is easy access to many local and renowned tourist attractions such as Hever Castle, childhood home of King Henry VIII's tragic Queen, Anne Boleyn. We are located 10 minutes from Edenbridge, 15 minutes from the M25 and approximately 45 minutes from Central London, with our most local train stations being Edenbridge through to London Victoria and Hildenborough through to London Charing Cross. Originally the farm serving Hever Castle, a sympathetic conversion of the original stables and cottages has created a series of hotel rooms and apartments that are charmingly individual.

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