Hotels in Tunbridge Wells, Kent

The Chequers traces its history back to 1137 when it was a manor house. It has been a pub since 1414. When used as a coaching post house there was stabling for 58 horses and it was last used as such in 1913 when the final coach and horses to pass through belonged to Pickford's Removals. The pub was in the Beech family for 100 years. Today, The Chequers is one of Shepherd Neame's Mulberry Inns, our group of traditional pubs with a stylish, relaxed 21st century ambience plus restaurant-standard food and wines complementing our prize-winning ales and lagers. Comfortable bars, a fine restaurant serving excellent meals as well as a selection of tasty bar meals. It also has a beautiful and extensive riverside garden - and don't miss the 'grown-ups only' decked area immediately behind the pub. Five well-appointed guest rooms.

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The Hotel sits on the centre of The Pantiles which is the old and original part of Royal Tunbridge Wells. The original medicinal waters can still be sampled and where the ancient colonnaded buildings reflect the style and tranquillity of the old town.

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The hotel was built as a residence in the Victorian era and became one of the Towns leading hotels in the 1920s. Set on the edge of the verdant Common it is still only a short stroll from the shops, restaurants, cafes and Theatres.

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The Ramada Jarvis Tunbridge Wells is the ideal choice for conferences and events. You'll find 8 conference rooms to choose from, the largest of which can hold up to 200 delegates, theatre style. For dining The Mallows Restaurant offers a wide range of food, in the relaxing Dining room. Table d'hote and a la carte menus are both available. You'll find a children's menu, vegetarian dishes and special diets are also catered for. Relax in the sauna or pamper yourself in the health & beauty saloon. The hotels Poolside Leisure Club is open Monday to Friday 0700 - 2130 and Saturday and Sunday 0730 - 2100 offering a great range of facilities including: Indoor heated pool, Children's pool, Sauna, Solarium, Steam room, Spa bath, Health & beauty salon.

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The Royal Wells Hotel owes it's regal title to Queen Victoria, who made frequent visits as a young princess in the early nineteenth century. She later granted the use of her Coat of Arms, which are proudly displayed at the top of the building. Today the hotel still retains much of its Victorian elegance. With a commanding position overlooking the Tunbridge Wells Common and within walking distance of the town centre, The Royal Wells Inn is a traditional, family-run hotel. Eating in the superb Conservatory Restaurant, with its intimate lounge bar, is sure to be one of the highlights of your stay here. Emphasis is on fresh produce expertly prepared and served with friendly efficiency. An extensive wine cellar compliments the high standard of cuisine and this, together with the delightful surroundings, makes The Conservatory a popular eating place for guests and non-residents alike.

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