Best Western The Rose And Crown Hotel

High Street, Tonbridge, Kent, England

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About Best Western The Rose And Crown Hotel

The Best Western Rose & Crown Hotel is an old English coaching Inn, set in the heart of Tonbridge. Set in the middle of Tonbridge High Street, opposite the Ancient Castle and Tonbridge Public School. The Rose and Crown is an impressive Tudor building, once a busy posting and coaching house. Many parts of the hotel still retain its original character with oak beams and Jacobean panelling. Easy access to the m25 Motorway, Gatwick Airport and the Channel Tunnel. Hever Castle, Chartwell, Churchill's home, and Penshurst Place are only a short drive away. We regret that we cannot take dogs.

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