The George Hotel & Brasserie, Cranbrook ***In a historic 14th-century building, this beautiful boutique hotel houses 12 unique and individually designed rooms, offering a stunning blend of stylish contemporary design and beautiful original period features. The hotel is one of Cranbrook`s most historic landmark buildings and originally dates back as far as the 1300s. Today, it has been transformed into a unique boutique hotel. A selection of elegant and luxurious rooms are available, with a choice of beautiful period opulence with modern comforts and facilities, or sleek stylish contemporary design with ultramodern features and amenities. The masterful blend of old and new extends to every aspect of the hotel and brasserie, from the accommodation and the facilities to the regularly changing menu. The George Hotel and Brasserie creates a relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy first class cuisine. The hotel has developed an excellent reputation for dining in Kent and has won countrywide acclaim from industry experts. The hotel has now been recognised for its culinary excellence with an AA rosette and inclusion in The Good Food Guide 2008. This prestigious acknowledgement is awarded to no more than 1,200 UK restaurants out of some 30,000 and this places the hotel amongst some of the finest restaurants in Kent and across the UK. The cuisine mirrors the hotels décor, using a contemporary approach to cast new light on traditional classics. The hotel offers a modern English menu with dishes carefully selected by the head chef. These include vegetarian and children`s options. All of the ingredients are freshly prepared and sourced, where possible, from local producers. The food is complimented by a carefully selected wine list, which features everything from famous French wines to the lesser-known new world wines of the southern hemisphere. Guests can enjoy their food in the hotels dining room or in the vibrant atmosphere of the brasserie. The dining room is one of the oldest and most striking parts of the hotel and the main focal point is a magnificent, 16th century inglenook fireplace. Beautiful original features, such as heavy wood beams and leadlight windows, contrast with contemporary oak furniture and features, comfortable leather chairs and opulent chandeliers. The brasserie is situated at the front of the hotel with a pleasant outlook onto Cranbrooks Stone Street, the vestry hall and St Dunstans Church beyond. By Train: The nearest train station is Staplehurst and the hotel is approximately 15 minutes’ drive from the station. Staplehurst is on the Ashford International line and trains run regularly between Staplehurst train station and Charing Cross, London Bridge and Waterloo East. By Car (from London and the M25 motorway): - Exit the M25 at junction 3, following the signs on to the M20 motorway. - Exit the M20 motorway at junction 6, following the signs towards Maidstone on to the A229. - Continue on the A229 then follow signs to Cranbrook. - The George Hotel and Brasserie is situated on the left of Stone Street, before the sharp left turn into the main high street. By Car (from the A21): - Exit the A21 at the junction signposted for Lamberhurst and Goudhurst. - Follow signs to Goudhurst and continue on this road through the village. - At the large roundabout take the 3rd exit, following the signs for the A229. - Then follow the signs to Cranbrook. - The George Hotel and Brasserie is situated on the left of Stone Street, before the sharp left turn into the main high street. Parking: Parking is available for guests’ use, free of charge. To locate the car park, follow the left-hand bend into the high street and turn left immediately into the narrow entrance. The George Hotel & Brasserie is situated in Stone Street, which is in the centre of Cranbrook. Cranbrook is known as the capital of the Weald of Kent and is the hub of rural life in the area. The town offers a delightful retreat from the bustling city and is ideally located for staying in Kent and exploring the Kent and Sussex countryside and seaside. Cranbrook`s character and charm owes a lot to the medieval layout of its streets and alleys, as well as the typical Wealden architecture featured along its 2 main roads. The town has numerous buildings of interest dating from the 14th Century. Along the main high street, visitors will find an array of gift, antique and specialist shops. Other places of interest include an art gallery, a farmers market, golf courses, vineyards, fisheries and Bentleys Fine Art Auctioneers. Cranbrook is also ideally located for discovering the many attractions in the surrounding areas in Kent and Sussex, including Bodiam Castle, Chapel Down Vineyard, Scotney Castle Garden and Estate, Sissinghurst Castle Gardens and Leeds Castle, Maidstone. The towns of Maidstone and Royal Tunbridge Wells are also within easy reach. With the hotel as a comfortable and luxurious base, you could also experience the natural beauty of Bewl Water Reservoir, Camber Sands and Bedgebury National Pinetum. Total number of rooms: 12 |
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Hotel address: United Kingdom, TN17 3HE, Cranbrook, Stone St.
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