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Idyllic cottage with private wood fire hot tub
1.3 miles from Leeds Castle in Harrietsham, Idyllic cottage with private wood fire hot tub provides accommodations with access to a hot tub. With garden views, this accommodation offers a patio.
Entire apt. quiet area near Leeds Castle Maidstone
A recently renovated apartment, Entire apt. Quiet area near Leeds Castle Maidstone offers accommodations in Harrietsham.
Days Inn Maidstone
This Days Inn is just off the junction 8 of the M20 motorway and 3 miles from Maidstone town center. It offers free parking and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Mercure Maidstone Great Danes Hotel
Neighboring Leeds Castle, the Mercure Maidstone Great Danes Hotel is built around a Georgian country house with 26 acres of private grounds.
Delta Hotels by Marriott Tudor Park Country Club
Surrounded by the countryside, Delta Hotels by Marriott Tudor Park Country Club was renovated in 2023 and offers a private 18-hole PGA golf course, free parking, and a swimming pool.
Weald of Kent Golf Course and Hotel
In quiet countryside, Weald of Kent Golf Course & Hotel offers a variety of accommodations options with free WiFi.
Who'd A Thought It
Located just 5 minutes’ drive from Lenham, Who'd A Thought It features a Champagne and oyster bar, along with free Wi-Fi in public areas.
The Plough Inn
Located 8.6 miles from Leeds Castle, The Plough Inn offers 4-star accommodations in Stalisfield and has a garden, a restaurant and a bar.
The Potting Shed Maidstone
Located in Langley, 3.5 miles from Leeds Castle, The Potting Shed Maidstone provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The Dog & Bear Hotel
Built in 1602, The Dog & Bear Hotel in Lenham offers cozy log fires, a courtyard terrace and cooked breakfasts. With free parking, Maidstone is a 20-minute drive away.
What Guests Said About Harrietsham:
- 4.0Scored 4.0
Needs a serious update.
Needs a serious update. Carpets were disgusting and needed a good clean. Didn't want to walk bare foot on it. Net curtains all torn. Couldn't get any food as kitchen had no chef. So had to go out in evening to find something. Would have been nice to be informed before we stayed there. Not worth money very disappointed with place.
LeahUnited Kingdom - 4.0Scored 4.0
Walking the North Downs Way it seemed a good idea to stay at...
Walking the North Downs Way it seemed a good idea to stay at the Roebuck Inn. However they don't do evening meals and if there wasn't an Indian restaurant round the corner I would have been very hungry.
RobinUnited Kingdom - 2.0Scored 2.0
we stayed for 3 nights over the easter bank holiday but on...
we stayed for 3 nights over the easter bank holiday but on arriving at the pub with checking in we found that the current owners have left and the pub is being run temporally by one woman. we where taken to our rooms to be greeted with dirty carpets that have not been hovered or with stains all around, inch thick dust , the smell of damp and the ceiling rotting away in some corners, two single beds and not a double. the bathroom had a mouldy shower curtain mould all over the taps. in order to air the toilet the only way to keep the bathroom window open was to use a cup or toilet roll. after this we where told then by the temp staff that there is no food served at the roebuck due to no staff only breakfast at a charge of £13 per person per night?. the pub/hotel/restaurant is falling apart and dirty even a struggle to sit in the bar as only serving drinks no bar snacks of any kind. thankfully co-op store across the road. a real shame it is the only pub in the village and told by locals not to stay and use the Indian resturant for drinks. relief staff member is doing the best she can on her own and friendly.SharonUnited Kingdom
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