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Castle Cottage has an exclusive location within the walls of Chilham Castle, and overlooking the village square, it is approximately 300 years old, formally the home of the head gardener at the Castle.
We are within walking distance of two pubs/restaurants, and within easy reach of numerous places of interest, and transport links.
“Best B&B by far!”
Date of review: 6 Mar 2011
Love Castle Cottage!Just arrived home from a great stay in the charming and genteel Chilham Village. A most friendly and gracious host, beautiful clean bedroom, breakfast to die for! Can't wait to return!
review by Davidbailey007 - Trip Advisor
“Lovely place”
Date of review: 5 Dec 2010
Wonderful B&B for a short break. Chilham is exceedingly pretty, and perfect for a relaxing weekend away. The Castle Cottage is conveniently located, with very comfortable rooms and great views of the beautiful countryside. Breakfast was excellent too, and the room was cosy and warm even in snowy December temperatures. Highly recommended!
review by London_Mongoose - Trip Advisor
“A wonderful place”
Date of review: 29 May 2010
A magic cottage in a wonderful garden setting with great views over nicely wooded rolling hills. Run by a friendly lady who provides quite exceptional breakfasts of home made, and often home grown, products. Our room was roomy, modern and clean, with a very comfortable bed. The village of Chilham is very pretty, and includes a lovely old church. There are pubs that provide good meals at reasonable prices in the village or within a short drive.
review by NZUnicorn - Trip Advisor
“All B&Bs Should Be Like This One”
Date of review: 25 Jul 2008
This is a great little B&B which encapsulates the spirit of what B&Bs should be: a welcoming host, clean and comfortable rooms with en suite facilities and an excellent cooked breakfast. On top of all this you get a chocolate-box pretty house with a terrific English garden set in one of England's prettiest villages, but to cap it all, it's set within the grounds of a magnificent country house. This is a great base from which to explore the south-east of England, but you do need a car as public transport is sparse and at least one local taxi driver have been known to cheat foreigners. Highly recommended.
review by traveller-writer - Trip Advisor
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