The Moorings Hotel

97 Hitchen Hatch Lane, Sevenoaks, Kent, England

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About The Moorings Hotel

Friendly, family run hotel offering accommodation to business and tourist travellers. We accept all major credit cards. All bedrooms are en suite and non smoking. Whether on business or pleasure a warm welcome awaits you at the Moorings Hotel. Naz and Seny are the owners of this friendly hotel, offering a high standard of accommodation for tourists and business travellers at highly competitive rates. Our aim is to provide a friendly, personal service to make your stay a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Take the opportunity during your stay with us to visit the pleasant market town of Sevenoaks and Knole House with its extensive deer park. Other places of historical interest include Chartwell, Hever Castle, Leeds Castle and Penshurst. If you like the countryside, Sevenoaks is situated in, arguably, the prettiest part of Kent and offers splendid drives and walks. Sevenoaks Station is nearby (although you would never know it), to offer you a direct 30 minute service straight into the heart of London's West End. This enables you to have easy access to the city whilst at the same time enjoying a rural environment as a home base.

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