Brandshatch Place Hotel & Spa

One of the finest country house luxury hotels in Kent, Brandshatch Place is a haven of relaxation and hospitality. 38 individually and beautifully furnished bedrooms offer all the latest modern amenities. The facilities in the Health Club at Brandshatch include tennis, a gym, a swimming pool, a squash court. The Spa in Kent features treatment rooms, relaxation room and amber lounge.(GH 09/11) Location Brandshatch place is set in twelve acres of Parkland in the beautiful kent countryside. Its position between London and Dover makes it an ideal venue for both business and leisure in the south east.A sophisticated Georgian mansion built in 1806, Brandshatch Place Hotel & Spa stands proudly in the lush countryside known as the Garden of England.Despite its rural location, its within easy reach of major motorways and London, as well as Gatwick and Heathrow airports, the south coast and the Channel Tunnel Distance Centrally located 32 kms to the airport (london city airport) 48 kms to the airport (london gatwick airport) Close to the station (longfield) 15 minute walk to the nearest bus stop Rooms Classic bedrooms offer a wide range of amenities and luxury including all the four star luxuries you expect. Fine cotton sheets, TV and free broadband internet access are amongst the many creature comforts you will enjoy. ROOM FEATURES INCLUDE - Complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, Hand Picked toiletries by Gilchrist & Soames, Complimentary bottled mineral water, Complimentary broadband internet access, Iron and ironing board and trouser press, Hair dryer and grooming amenities, Selection of quality magazines, Bathrobe, Turndown service Restaurant The Dining Room Restaurant in Kent creates a special atmosphere in which to enjoy a fine dining experience to mark a special occasion or just for the pleasure of it. Here you will find great food and a fantastic wine list. This restaurant has been awarded 2AA rosettes. Exterior This is a beautiful red brick Georgian Country House dating from 1806.