 The Cranbrook hotels listed below are
either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far
they are from Cranbrook. We hope you enjoy your stay and find
your ideal accommodation.
Cranbrook is sometimes called the
Capital of the Kentish Weald. It is a peaceful small town of
weatherboarded houses, surrounded by orchards and farmland. The
narrow medieval streets are lined with pretty old houses, every
one different from its neighbour. There is a wide range of interesting
shops, 6 churches, several hotels, pubs and restaurants, an excellent
town museum, and the wonderful Union Mill, the tallest and finest
working smock mill in England. A smock mill is one where only
the top part of the building (the cap) rotates to catch the wind.
Today it is still working and visitors can climb up to the platform
at the top for wonderful views of the town and surrounding countryside.
Three miles away are the world-famous Sissinghurst Gardens, created
by Vita Sackville-West and one of the most visited gardens in
England. Also see Cranbrook &
Cranbrook attractions.
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Cranbrook Hotel. One of Cranbrook's
landmark buildings. All twelve bedrooms
are fully en suite and offer home-from-home comforts. Each are
individually designed, with sumptous fabrics centered around
commisioned or discovered pieces of furniture and art. There
is an interesting choice of both period and modern, contemporary
rooms where thought has been given to features that will enhance
your visit such as the latest flat panal TV's with SKY. Luxury
Egyptian cotton adorns the large double beds. Restaurant Lounge
/ Bar ....
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