Hempstead House Hotel & Restaurant

London Rd, Bapchild, Sittingbourne, Kent, England

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About Hempstead House Hotel & Restaurant

Privately owned and run Country House Hotel and Restaurant set in 4 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Located on the main A2 close to the Cathedral towns of Canterbury and Rochester and close to Dover and Folkestone. Luxurious en-suite accommodation with every facility, elegant reception rooms, outdoor heated swimming pool with floodlit terraces. Superb new conference and function facilities for up to 150 guests with complete audio visual equipment and licence for civil marriages. 60 cover restaurant and 2 private dining rooms. Award winning cuisine and extensive range of menu options.

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