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» Home » England » Kent » Who`d A Thought It We are sorry, there are no comments available. View: 2969   Date added: Sep 08, 2006 The Who`d a Thought It was built during the reign of Henry VIII in the year 1545. It was originally a Thatched Farm Dwelling, forming part of a considerable farm estate. In 1740 it became a registered Ale House. In 1780 a fierce battle took place in nearby Lenham Heath between His Majesty`s Dragoons and twenty Smugglers, concealing their true identity the Smugglers rested for the night at the Who`d A Thought It. When the innkeeper discovered this he never again opened his doors to strangers. Today the Who`d A Thought It is a very individual and quite unique Sixteenth Century Champagne and Oyster House offering Luxury accommodation and a fine dining Restaurant, with picturesque gardens. It is set in the heart of the Kent Countryside, close to many interesting and alluring sites. The perfect setting for a relaxing sojourn.  « read more about Who`d A Thought It NEWS So far, nothing for that! RECOMMENDED DOWNLOADS IN THIS CATEGORY  » Home  » England » Kent (5) Select page: [1]  » Syndale Park Motel Standing in acres of parklands and gardens and originally built in about 1850, the Syndale Park Motel maintains many of its original features including a large Inglenook fireplace. This family run Motel offers a warm welcome. We are located just outside ...  London Road Ospringe |ME13 0RH | View: 3123 Date added: Sep 08, 2006 |  » Details  » Rose & Crown The Rose and Crown is situated in the heart of the historic town of Tonbridge and is an impressive Tudor building, once a busy posting and coaching house. All bedrooms are en-suite and offer TV, radio, hairdryer, trouser-press and tea and coffee making fa ...  Tonbridge |TN9 1DD | View: 2379 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Hempstead House Private Victorian Country House Hotel and Restaurant set in 4 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens offering luxurious en-suite bedrooms, elegant, spacious reception rooms and state of the art function and conference facilities. Situated on the main A2 ...  London Road, Bapchild |ME9 9PP | View: 2405 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Sundridge Park Although just 10 miles from the City of London, Sundridge Park is situated in 16 acres of rolling countryside. A dedicated venue for all your needs! Sundridge Park is only 12 minutes by train from Victoria and Charing Cross mainline stations and only 8 m ...  Plaistow Lane, Bromley |BR1 3TP | View: 2402 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Ramada Hotel & Resort Maidstone Set in acres of landscaped gardens and boasts one of the finest, best-equipped conference centres in Southern England. It`s even got its own helipad! Situated next to Leeds Castle and set in 20 acres of grounds, this hotel is the perfect base for disc ...  Maidstone | | View: 2534 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details  » Granby Hotel The Granby Hotel is a privately owned hotel ideally situated only a short distance from Gravesend, Dartford, The M25 and the A2/M2. Bluewater and Lakeside Shopping Centres only a 10-minute drive away. With the new Ebbsfleet International train station - ...  1 The Hill Northfleet |DA11 9ES | View: 2462 Date added: Sep 08, 2006 |  » Details  » Blazing Donkey Country Hotel & Restaurant The Blazing Donkey is only an hour from London nestled in beautiful Kent countryside between the historic Cinque Port towns of Sandwich and Deal. Dover, it`s ferries and the channel tunnel are also very near. Originally built as a farm dwelling in 1763, ...  Hay Hill Ham |CT13 0HU | View: 2663 Date added: Sep 08, 2006 |  » Details  » London Beach Country Hotel The London Beach Country Hotel, Kent is a superb family run Hotel with 26 en-suite bedrooms, which opened in 2000 and is one of the finest establishments in Kent. located only two minutes from the quintessential small country town of Tenterden in the beau ...  Ashford Road, St Michaels |TN30 6SP | View: 2502 Date added: Sep 07, 2006 |  » Details go to top Select page: [1]