Top Hotels in Cranbrook
The 6 best hotels in Cranbrook, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Cranbrook, Kent, England including George Hotel, Star & Eagle Hotel, The Goudhurst Inn, Godwin House, Southgate Little Fowlers Kent Bed & Breakfast, The White Horse.
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1. George Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
See why so many travelers make The George Hotel their hotel of choice when visiting Cranbrook. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a seating area, and a desk, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel. George Hotel features room service, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts free breakfast. If you are driving to George Hotel, free parking is available. While in Cranbrook, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from George Hotel, including Apicius (0.0 mi), Gastronomia Campo Vecchio (0.0 mi), and The Waterloo House Tearooms (0.1 mi). Looking to explore? Then look no further than Union Mill (0.2 mi) and St Dunstan's Church (0.0 mi), which are some popular Cranbrook attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at The George Hotel as you experience all of the things Cranbrook has to offer.
Excellent base for exploring the weald
Reviewed By Mazsuffolk1804We wanted a base to explore a few local National Trust properties and made an excellent choice! We could only stay two nights as the hotel was then full, which was a pity as the place is a gem. We were in room 7. A spacious room at the front. Apart from a bit of traffic noise, which was not problematic for us, the room was very quiet. A comfortable bed and 2 chairs, with usual tea making facilities and a coffee machine. I have an issue when a room is listed as a superior double but you have only the bed or a dining chair to sit on, so the provision of the chairs was helpful. Breakfast was excellent with a comprehensive menu, all freshly cooked and well presented. We ate in the restaurant the first night and had a lovely meal. Desserts were seriously good! All reasonably priced. The central location of the hotel means it’s easy to wander the shops or visit other restaurants or bars a short walk away. We tried the small Greek restaurant opposite which was very good. As the hotel was an old coaching inn, parking on site is a bit tight but free parking is also available nearby. As with all good hotels, it’s the staff that make it such and the staff at the George were welcoming, friendly and helpful. Would definitely go back!
2. Star & Eagle Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Star & Eagle Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Goudhurst, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Star & Eagle Hotel offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available. The hotel offers a sun terrace and newspaper, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features free breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. Lower ladysden farm (2.0 mi), located nearby, makes Star & Eagle Hotel a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Goudhurst landmark. If you’re looking for a cafe, consider a visit to Weeks Tea Room or Hamerton Jones, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Star & Eagle Hotel. Enjoy your stay in Goudhurst!
Welcoming, very good food
Reviewed By Traveler10462712464We had lunch at the end of a good hike around the village; didn't overnight so can't comment on the accommodation. We were all impressed by the quality and presentation of the food. Very friendly and welcoming atmosphere
3. The Goudhurst Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 96 reviews
The Goudhurst In has been redeveloped in 2015 to now offer 4 luxurious hotel rooms with en-suite bathrooms. Each one has been individually designed but all offer modern facilities such as free wifi, flat screen TVs with Sky channels, free local calls and luxury goose down bedding. Bathrooms come equipped with power showers, full size baths, heated towel rails with cotton towels and toiletries.
Oh dear!
Reviewed By trish2665Had very high expectations after a lovely tour, lunch and wine tasting at Hush Heath vineyard - we were expecting a similar standard, nut oh dear no. We had the Hush Heath suite which I believe is the best suite. We were very underwhelmed. We arrived after 3pm and our first impression of the room was how noisy the road was, it is CONTINUAL traffic! We had no idea this was such a busy road. There is sort of secondary glazing, but bits are broken and it was v hot so u need the window open. The thing I was surprised by was the cleanliness, it was very below standard and didn’t feel clean. It was unloved and needed a good spruce up! Had an evening meal down in the restaurant - hubby had pizza which he said was good but my pasta dish was not and nowhere near a £15.00 price tag. A glass of wine is the same price as at the vineyard, deffo overpriced for a pub! As expected our sleep was poor due to the noise one of the Roman blinds is broken so you can’t even close this and every car heading towards Goudhurst during the night lit up our bedroom. Had to use the fan as the room was so stuffy having to close windows due to noise, I was covered in a very dusty stream of air. The whole place was grubby. Breakfast was ok but sooooo many flies in this place was off putting, the rug in the breakfast room needed a damn good clean. Would I recommend this place NO! They need to look at this place with fresh eyes maybe get Alex Polittzi in ?
4. Godwin House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 149 reviews
You are invited to bed and breakfast at our Tudor home in the heart of the Weald of Kent. Godwin House, is an Elizabethan farmhouse built in 1580 and, set in lovely grounds minutes from ancient Cranbrook and Sissinghurst. You can choose between two luxurious en suite rooms - stylish Garden Cottage or our beautiful, unique Oast House, the oldest in England, a 16th Century building rebuilt in 1740. Garden Cottage with its peg tiled roof and weatherboarding is pure Kentish style. Exposed beams and antique furniture create a welcoming and interesting space, relaxing and private. Godwin’s Oast House is special. There’s nowhere like it. You are in the heart of Kent’s history and rural life but with en-suite comfort,fine furnishings, king sized sleigh bed and mod cons. Breakfast is the best of local produce with home baked bread fresh on the day served in our Tudor Morning Room in the house overlooking the views in this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Garden Cottage
Reviewed By Thx11380Godwin House is a B&B nestled behind hedges hard on the Tenterden Road. It offers a garden cottage that is very cozy and excellently appointed with modern comforts in a country cottage setting. Views of the garden from the cottage windows are beautiful. Sean Holden is the proprietor and is just great, Full of information and just great to talk to. Come stay here and you will be very happy.
5. Southgate Little Fowlers Kent Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Little gem
Reviewed By Alyson PMy daughter and I stayed at this lovely B & B at the weekend and it was perfect. We were welcomed to this beautiful house by lovely and kind hosts, for whom nothing was too much trouble. Our room was gorgeous with very comfortable beds and lovely views. The breakfast is amazing, we are missing it already.
6. The White Horse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Come and visit the beautiful historic town of Cranbrook, home of the Union Mill, Cranbrook Grammar School and the Charming St Dunstans Church. With many great attractions and places to visit in neighbouring towns. The White Horse is a Last Orders Pub, owned by Hawthorn Leisure, to find out more please click on the link below. The White Horse is approx 190 years old with the first recorded landlord taking resident in 1828. Hosting 4 double ensuite rooms, above our pub and restaurant.
Traditional Pub/Restaurant With Rooms And Quality That Is Second-To-None
Reviewed By SW11FamilyWe were in the area and thought a couple of nights stay would be worth a try - the place looks really welcoming (and imposing) from the outside, very traditional. Large bar area, but with a couple of cosy little tables if you want to step away from the main area. Beautiful outdoor area and ample parking. Met by David who owns the place and he couldn't be friendlier - made time for a chat and pointed out where things are in the village, plus mentioned local farm shops and advised best route to take to the coast for a day out. Rooms are really nicely decorated and look out onto the main street. Plenty of bits and bobs in the bathroom (shower gel, soaps, etc.) and coffee/teas etc. in the room. Very comfortable bed and lovely fresh linen. Breakfast? A revelation! Fresh eggs, bacon and sausages that actually tasted as they should! It's only once in a while we do a cooked breakfast (although our son would do it every day if he could!) but it's so nice to find a decent one! Sadly we weren't there on a Sunday as I've heard the lunches are incredibly good value and really good quality, but we would definitely go out of our way next time we're vaguely in the area to try one. Cannot recommend highly enough - everything you could want for a little escape and everything you need in the village for your time there. Looking forward to the next visit!
