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Best gastro pubs with rooms in Kent
Kent's landscape of orchards, hop gardens and marshland has long nurtured a distinctive pub culture, and its best pubs with rooms now offer cooking that draws directly from the Garden of England's extraordinary larder — local game, Isle of Sheppey lamb, fresh-landed fish and seasonal vegetables from nearby farms. The Good Hotel Guide recommends those where the food, setting and welcome make a compelling case for the county.
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The Queen's Inn
Hawkhurst, Kent
Old meets new in this revived 16th-century coaching inn, now a busy, cheerful pub in a historic Wealden village.
The Mount Edgcumbe
Tunbridge Wells, Kent
In a leafy setting just a stroll from the town centre and the famous Pantiles, this pub has six contemporary bedrooms, a snug in a cave carved into the rock on which it stands, a popular bar, restaurant and beer garden, and seasonally inspired, locally sourced menus of pub classics, with more exotic dishes and sharing platters.
The Ferry House
Sheerness, Kent
On a remote corner of the Isle of Sheppey, this former inn on the Swale Estuary is a birdwatchers' paradise, with smart bedrooms and a waterside restaurant serving highly inventive dishes of locally farmed and foraged ingredients, with produce from the dynamic kitchen garden.
The Duke William
Canterbury, Kent
Close to Canterbury, this family-friendly village gastropub has four stylish bedrooms, informal dining inside and out, and imaginative menus of locally sourced produce.
Kent's landscape of orchards, hop gardens and marshland has long nurtured a distinctive pub culture, and its best pubs with rooms now offer cooking that draws directly from the Garden of England's extraordinary larder — local game, Isle of Sheppey lamb, fresh-landed fish and seasonal vegetables from nearby farms. The Good Hotel Guide recommends those where the food, setting and welcome make a compelling case for the county.
