The Red Lion Charing Heath Bed & Breakfast

Historic 16th-century inn in Kent countryside with free parking and breakfast included

Historic Building & Character

The Red Lion Charing Heath is housed in a building dating back to 1562, with original oak beams and wooden paneling throughout. The property includes a garden and terrace for guests, and the on-site pub offers a selection of ales, wines, and spirits. This historic inn has a fascinating spooky story attached to its long history.

Guest Rooms

The Red Lion Charing Heath provides double rooms with en suite bathrooms, including a ground floor room with an accessible wet room. All accommodations come with flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. Double rooms are available, and the ground floor room includes an accessible wet room for mobility needs.

Dinning & Dining

The Red Lion Charing Heath offers an on-site pub atmosphere providing unique dining with a range of ales, wines, and spirits. A buffet breakfast from £15 per head, and a complimentary breakfast included for guests booking directly. Outdoor terrace seating is available for guests to enjoy meals in good weather.

Location

The Red Lion Charing Heath is situated in the heart of the Kent countryside located midway between Ashford and Maidstone for convenient travel. Near to leeds Castle near 13 km and Ashford Internationl train Station with Eurostar is 14 kmaway from property. Doddington kent Gardens 11 km Canterbury Cathedra 28 km London city airport 78 kilometers.

Amenities & Services

Free private parking avaiable for up to 20 cars on-site. Property is fully non smoking throughout with outdoor terrace and garden area for guests chracter of original features such as oak beams. Historical significance includes a fascinating spooky story.

• Parking: Free private parking for up to 20 cars on-site
• Breakfast: Complimentary breakfast plus buffet option at £15 per head
• Rooms: Double rooms with en suite bathrooms, ground floor accessible wet room
• Location: 13 km from Leeds Castle, 14 km from Ashford Eurostar International
• History: 16th-century building with oak beams and a spooky story