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MapView on map1.5 mi from City Center1000 yd from Lions Club Of Tenterden
From
US$ 111
/night
- Stunning wedding venue with beautiful grounds
- Locally sourced, delicious dining options
- Charming boutique-style accommodations
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MapView on map2.8 mi from City Center
From
US$ 115
/night
- On-site tennis court available
- Fishing and cycling nearby
- Flat-screen TV in rooms
- Private garden
- Rustic bar
- Function room
200 yd from City Center200 yd from Tenterden Club
From
US$ 115
/night
- Historic 15th-century building charm
- Delicious locally sourced pub dining
- Dog-friendly accommodations available
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These hotels offer access to Tenterden's charming town center, with attractions like the Tenterden Museum and the 16th-century St. Mildred's Church just a short walk away. Prices start around $120 per night, with guest ratings often above 8.0/10.
3 star:
$120-$180
4 star:
$180-$250
5 star:
$250-$400
Top Recommended hotels in Tenterden
Tenterden, 111 m from city center
This 15th-century inn offers a large dining area, separate bar, and spacious garden. It's close to attractions like Balfour Winery, approximately 36 km from Eurotunnel UK.
Tenterden, 2 km from city center
The hotel features a large luxury saline hydrotherapy pool and a fully equipped health club. Nearby attractions include Sissinghurst and Great Dixter gardens.
Rolvenden, 5 km from city center
Located in the quaint village of Rolvenden, each stylish lodge accommodates up to four guests with modern amenities. The hotel is only a 3-minute drive from Morgan Museum.
Tenterden, 2 km from city center
This charming retreat offers spacious boutique-style bedrooms and a restaurant featuring local produce. It's a perfect base for exploring Kent, known as the garden of England.
