Holiday Inn Maidstone-Sevenoaks

London Road, Wrotham Heath, Sevenoaks, Kent, England

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About Holiday Inn Maidstone-Sevenoaks

Attractive modern hotel situated between Maidstone & Sevenoaks. 2 miles from train station & 32 miles from Gatwick Airport. The Holiday Inn Maidstone - Sevenoaks is ideally situated in the garden of England, within easy access of the M25/M26, and is an excellent choice for visiting the famous sights in Kent. These include Leeds Castle, Brands Hatch Race Circuit, Aylesford Priory, Hever Castle, Chartwell, the Hop Farm Country Park and many more. This hotel is located within a 20 minute drive from the famous Bluewater Shopping Centre, 10 miles from Maidstone Town Centre and is only 6 miles from the ever growing Kings Hills Trading and Residential Estate. The hotel features a well equipped Spirit Health and Fitness Club, offering you full use of our swimming pool, Jacuzzi, gymnasium and sauna all available to guests. Our Junction restaurant offers tempting dishes from our a la carte menu. Our lounge is available for light meals and snacks and we offer 24 hour room service. Our fully air conditioned bedrooms have all of the comforts that you would expect from a first class hotel.

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