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Premier Inn Sevenoaks
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The same comfort you know and love, just with a modernised look and feel! Enjoy our latest design, mood lighting and mor…
The same comfort you know and love, just with a modernised look and feel! Enjoy our latest design, mood lighting and mor…
The same comfort you know and love, just with a modernised look and feel! Our family rooms include a double or kingsize…
A great view, super-comfy bed, powerful shower and blackout curtains – our double rooms have everything you'll need for…
The same comfort you know and love, just with a modernised look and feel! Enjoy our latest design, mood lighting and mor…
As well as more space, a double or kingsize bed between 480mm and 520mm in height, and wider entry bathrooms with a lowe…
Our accessible rooms offer more space, a double or kingsize bed between 480mm and 520mm in height, and wider entry bathr…
A large room with a 480mm-high bed, level access en-suite shower room with folding seat & wide-entry doors
Our family rooms with a view include a double or kingsize bed, plus a sofa bed and pull-out bed depending on the number…
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Restaurants nearby
- Shwen ShwenBib Colourful, unfussy and joyous, there is so much to love about this great little restaurant decorated with warm hues and black-and-white photographs depicting scenes from West Africa, setting the stage perfectly for Maria Bradford’s generous, vibrantly flavoured food. A self-taught chef from Sierra Leone, she pulls inspiration from her home country and beyond for dishes such as meltingly tender beef short rib in a delicious groundnut and coconut sauce. The tasting menu is great for hungry diners, but brilliant value can be found when sharing plates from the à la carte.974m
- Bowleys at The Plough Tucked away down a narrow street, The Plough proudly declares that it is 'community owned, family run'. The community in question is the people of Trottiscliffe, who rallied round to buy and refurbish their local pub when property developers were circling. Among their number was the Yates family, who now look after this small restaurant offering a concise menu of carefully crafted, ambitious and classically based dishes. Local produce, some of it their own, informs the menus – even the butter is homemade.12.5km
- Kentish Hare Behind the clapboard façade sits a spacious bar with bookshelf wallpaper and a modern extension where you can watch the chefs cooking steaks on two Big Green Eggs. Care is taken both in sourcing and cooking, and dishes are boldly flavoured and well-presented. Simpler dishes are available on the bar menu.12.6km
- Chapter One They’ve got a loyal following at this long-standing restaurant that offers an extensive and appealing menu of modern European dishes. The cooking has some light, delicate touches and prime British produce cooked on the Mibrasa grill is a feature, like Cornish monkfish or Angus rib-eye. It’s all delivered inside a property that dates back to the 1930s and there are subtle references to this period in the elegant décor. The service team bring an enthusiastic smile and real care to their work.13.3km
- Tallow You'll get a warm and friendly welcome at this cosy neighbourhood restaurant run by experienced couple Rob and Donna. Situated overlooking the green at Southborough, it's a rustic, homely place with an intimate chef's table counter upstairs if you're looking for a special occasion. Time and care is poured into every well-constructed dish, with each one showcasing the kitchen's strong knowledge of culinary techniques while delivering bold, hearty flavours. Look out for seasonal desserts like sake-marinated Gariguette strawberries.13.8km
- Thackeray's Restaurant A softly illuminated clapboard house; the oldest in town and once home to the eponymous author. Classic dishes have modern elements and feature lots of different ingredients. The moody first floor private rooms showcase local art.16.8km
- The Counter by Robin Read Considering its name, it may come as a surprise to learn that there are actually only four counter seats at this dark and moody restaurant on a leafy street. Those spots are very much the prized tickets however, as they give you a great view of the action and you'll be served by the eponymous chef himself. His cooking is rooted in local suppliers (and some produce from the kitchen garden), resulting in dishes that shine a spotlight on top-quality central ingredients like succulent Sussex chicken – even the wine list features some nearby growers. The service is personable and pleasingly relaxed17.2km
- Starbucks Coffee Café18.4km
- PizzaExpress Pizza18.4km
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Attractions nearby
- Lullingstone Roman Villa Roman villa in Lullingstone, Kent, United Kingdom9.6km
- Eynsford Castle castle, now ruinous, in Eynsford, Kent, England, UK10.5km
- Lullingstone Castle historic manor house in the village of Lullingstone in England8.9km
- Chestnuts long barrow chambered long barrow in England13.4km
- Leybourne Castle castle in Leybourne, Kent, England, UK16.8km
- Church of All Saints Anglican church in Tudeley, Kent, England, UK14.0km
- St Mary's Church church in Hadlow, Kent, England, UK12.5km
- St Leonards Tower Grade I listed tower in West Malling, Kent, England, UK15.3km
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