The Black Horse Inn

Pilgrims Way, Thurnham, Maidstone, Kent, England

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About The Black Horse Inn

The Inn is a rural pub/restaurant with 16 en-suite rooms situated in a quiet annexe. Lovely individual rooms in an area of outstanding natural beauty, close to Leeds Castle, we are suited for business and leisure. A rural retreat - your revenge on every day life! Country wines and real ales, Biddenden Ciders, excellent food with emphasis on local produce. Stunning views, walks on our doorstep, close to many attractions. WI-FI internet access is available throughout the inn. Booking is strongly recommended for dinner as the restaurant is extremely popular!

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