The Beaumont

74 London Rd, Sittingbourne, Kent, England

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About The Beaumont

Quality B&B accommodation with comfortable, clean, NON-SMOKING bedrooms, friendly service and delicious breakfasts. Convenient location near town centre & train station. Free Wi-Fi Internet access and SKY Sports & Movies channels in every room. Although a little smaller in size than some other hotel rooms, all of our rooms are furnished and equipped to the highest standards. Every bedroom is Non-Smoking. Facilities in all of our rooms include SKY TV(including 3 Sports & 8 Movie channels, all free of charge), direct-dial telephone, High-Speed Wireless Broadband Internet access (free of charge), tea/coffee-making facilities and clock-radio alarm. Please note that we have no bar or restaurant on the premises. Latest time for check in is 21:00hrs.

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