The Weald of Kent is a beautifully maintained 18 hole parkland golf course and hotel set in rolling Kent countryside with far reaching views.

Sissinghurst Castle Farmhouse is a handsome Victorian Farmhouse on the Sissinghurst Castle National Trust estate near Cranbrook in the beautiful Weald of Kent.

The Royal Oak in Hawkhurst is a cosy and inviting space that offer quality British cuisine and comfortable accommodation.

Hallwood Farm is a 180 acre fruit farm and a lovely B&B located near the village of Cranbook.

The Queen’s Inn has been welcoming guests since 1561 and is now a newly renovated pub and inn located in Hawkhurst.

Salomons Hotel and Cottages is a beautiful mansion set in 36 acres of rolling gardens, parkland and woods at the heart of the Garden of England.

The Milk House is a former coaching inn in the heart of the village of Sissinghurst. It’s a gastropub, dog friendly with pub garden and has four beautifully appointed bedrooms.

Bramley House is a lovely B&B located in Kilndown, a small friendly hamlet in the middle of the Kentish countryside.

Soft furnishings and interior design showroom providing services from a single blind to complete home refurbishment.

The George Hotel is a historic building which offers a great stay combining history, indulgence, and outstanding service.

Nestled in the idyllic town of Cranbrook, Kent, Maisie K is a unique lifestyle store that offers the best in the latest fashion trends, fashion accessories, and luxury home decor and furniture.

A local independent lifestyle boutique in the heart of Cranbrook, Kent. Unique quality crafted rustic homeware pieces hand selected for their timeless aesthetic. Beautiful and inspiring lifestyle products.

Apple Acres Camping offers an exclusive experience for ADULTS ONLY, situated in a spacious four-acre setting featuring only ten hard standing pitches.

Welcome to The Hand and Sceptre, your quintessential country pub, restaurant, and charming accommodation in Southborough.

Hononton Cottage is a 16th Century Grade Two listed farmhouse typical of the Kentish Weald, tile hung with a wealth of exposed oak beams throughout.