The Royal Oak Hotel

High Street, Sevenoaks, Kent, England

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About The Royal Oak Hotel

The Royal Oak, a Brook Hotel has an excellent location for Central London and Gatwick Airport. Only 30 minutes by rail to London and minutes from the M25 and M23 make this an easily accessible property ideal for both business and leisure travellers. Situated just a few minutes walk from Sevenoaks town centre, the property is the premier hotel in the area. Always a popular retreat for local people, guests and visitors from overseas, the Royal Oak Hotel is located opposite the National Trust's large property, Knole House and Deer Park. The hotel is in an ideal location for those visiting Brands Hatch Race Circuit for sports events and also Biggin Hill Aerodrome. The hotel is within close proximity to Dover and Ashford for Eurostar links.

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