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Forest Edge Motel
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Guests can make meals in the kitchen that is fitted with a stovetop, a refrigerator, kitchenware and a microwave. The sp…
1 Double Bed 430-sq-foot room with courtyard views Club/Executive Level - Continental breakfast Layout - Livin…
Featuring a private entrance, this chalet consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a shower and…
1 Double Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed Individually decorated room Layout - Living room, dining area, and sitting area…
1 Double Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed Individually decorated room Layout - Living room, dining area, and sitting area…
1 Double Bed Individually decorated room Layout - Living room, dining area, and sitting area Internet - Free Wi…
1 Double Bed, 1 Twin Bed and 1 Large Twin Bed Individually decorated room Layout - Living room, dining area, and s…
1 Double Bed and 1 Twin Bed Individually decorated room Layout - Living room, dining area, and sitting area Inte…
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Restaurants nearby
- The Bell With top hats as lampshades and tubas in the loos, quirky is this 16th-century coaching inn’s middle name. Its charm and character are only enhanced by its location within a picture-postcard village that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. The pub itself offers appealing, boldly flavoured dishes – such as a lovely plum frangipane tart for dessert – and sourdough pizza is served from the outdoor Smithy Kitchen when the weather allows. The wine list features large-format magnums, jeroboams and imperials.3.0km
- The Small Holding There's a rustic, farmhouse-like feel to this former village pub run by two brothers. The team's focus is firmly on self-sufficiency, growing an array of fruit and vegetables on their own land, using no-dig and low-intervention methods. This seasonal produce heavily informs the monthly changing tasting menu, which blends British and Nordic culinary influences in dishes that have bold, well-balanced flavours and lots of personality. In summer, grab a seat on the terrace for an aperitif overlooking the garden.4.1km
- 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 relaxed15.1km
- The West House One-time '80s rock drummer Graham Garrett has now been in the kitchen longer than he was on stage. His family run restaurant is in a great spot, located in a picturesque village and housed inside a 16th-century cottage with heavily timbered interiors. Graham's dishes are stripped down to show off his quality ingredients and years of technical experience; if you're lucky, you'll get the finely crafted parmesan churros as a snack. The wines are local, the service is as unfussy as the food and the bedrooms have stylish themes.15.1km
- 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.15.6km
- The Stile Bridge You'll receive a warm welcome at this well-run roadside pub where vintage charm blends with contemporary cool. The extensive menu is rooted in top-quality British ingredients, but the eclectic dish influences come from all over the world, from France to Thailand, the Mediterranean to Latin America. Whichever country has provided the inspiration, the cooking will be generous in both size and flavour, combining several complementing elements in one dish. The sharing steaks are a feature if you're dining with friends.16.8km
- Swan Wine Kitchen This rustic, modern restaurant sits above the shop in the Chapel Down vineyard and boasts a cosy lounge and a lovely rooftop terrace with views over the vines. It’s run by a friendly team and, naturally, wines from the vineyard play a big role. Each dish on the daily menu comes with a suggested pairing, while the full wine list shows off their impressive range of both still and sparkling options. In the kitchen, the chefs produce ambitious modern dishes with a British heart that push local ingredients to the fore.17.7km
- 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.17.8km
- 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.19.3km
- Tillingham Nestled deep in the countryside is this 70-acre farm and wine estate with a shop, a café, a tasting room and stylish bedrooms in its former hop barn. The restaurant, occupying converted farm buildings, has a rustic, airy quality with large windows overlooking the vines – as it gets busier, a terrific buzz fills the room. The ingredient-driven cooking focuses on pure, fresh flavours, available from a fixed-price, three-course lunch menu or an à la carte of sharing plates at dinner. The wine list includes their own low-intervention selection.19.4km
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Attractions nearby
- Bodiam Castle 14th-century moated castle near Robertsbridge in East Sussex, England, UK9.1km
- Sissinghurst Castle Garden Grade I listed garden in the United Kingdom11.4km
- Battle Abbey Benedictine abbey in Battle, East Sussex, England, UK16.1km
- Great Dixter Grade I listed historic house museum in Sussex, England, UK12.2km
- Cranbrook Strict Baptist Chapel church in Cranbrook & Sissinghurst, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, UK7.6km
- Senlac Hill hill in East Sussex, England, UK16.2km
- Medieval moated site, Glottenham Castle moated site in Mountfield, East Sussex, England, UK9.5km
- Kent and East Sussex Railway railway in south east England16.7km
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