Best Western Manor Hotel

Hever Court Rd, Gravesend, Kent, England

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About Best Western Manor Hotel

'A hotel to come home to': The Manor Hotel in Gravesend. Located 4 miles east of the M25, the hotel is ideally situated for guests either on business or pleasure. The hotel has 59 bedrooms personalized in colour and style. Each has en suite bathroom plus hair dryer, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press, satellite television, modem access and telephone. The ‘a la carte’ restaurant cuisine is both British and Continental with a superb wine list. Our health club is just what you need to unwind and relax after a long day or indeed to shape up for the day ahead. Including fully equipped gymnasium, indoor pool, steam room and sauna.

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