Sevenoaks Hotel Guide - Sevenoaks Library Museum and Gallery hotels in Sevenoaks, United Kingdom.

"A very reasonably priced accomodation and staff and wifi were excellent."

"This was the perfect English cottage experience in the beautiful Kent countryside. Our host was wonderful and provided a lovely welcome hamper. It was a perfect, central location to access the towns we most needed to visit. We absolutely loved the Coach House and hope to go back soon. Thank you, Anne!!"

"Wonderful. Exactly as described. "

"Debra and Drew were very welcoming hosts. We used The Barn as a lauch pad to visit Chartwell and Knole. Perfect choice. The accommodation was beautifully decorated and impeccably clean. We were spoilt for choice regarding local eateries. We chose The White Hart for dinner and it was top knotch. "

"We had a wonderful break and Priory Barn was perfect for our family gathering; spacious, comfortable and well- equipped. The layout worked really well for us and the pool table was a hit. Paul and Linley were very quick to reply to a query. There are so many fabulous places to visit nearby and the countryside is glorious.One small point - the outdoor sun umbrella didn’t look usable. "

"The location was perfect. The owners are special hosts and it feels like home."

"Absolutely lovely home to stay in suited us perfectly would definitely stay again thank you "

"This B&B is in a nice setting. Although it’s on the main road, it’s quite set back and the pub being just opposite this makes for a lovely combination. There is also a convenience store along the road if you wanted to get a morning newspaper etc. The room was very spacious which was nice. Just had to be careful of the beams. The only thing I didn’t enjoy personally was that the owner was quite headmistress like in terms of rules and what she wanted, which basically made us feel like kids being told off, which is not something I want when paying £118 for an overnight stay, but my partner says that perhaps B&Bs are not for me. Back to standard hotels I think…."