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Dating back to 1300, this Grade II listed hotel has a notable history, having hosted King Edward I in 1299 and Queen Elizabeth I in 1573. It features a magnificent staircase and period features.
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Nestled in a lovely village location, The George Hotel & Brasserie in Cranbrook is a truly captivating destination for those who appreciate historical charm. This beautiful period property, dating back to the 14th century, stands as the oldest building in town and exudes a sense of history at every turn. With its fascinating and quirky layout, the hotel offers a glimpse into the past, featuring a wonderful Elizabethan building with a grand heritage.
Guests are enchanted by its period features and decor, which offer remarkable value for money. The atmosphere is vintage and full of character, making it a historically significant place to stay. Visitors can enjoy the charm of a traditional coaching inn and relish in the old-fashioned decor that adds to the property's allure.
The building itself is a joy, beautifully restored yet maintaining its authentic essence with some parts dating as far back as the 1300s. It's a fabulous old building where Queen Elizabeth I herself once stayed in a Four poster Tudor room. This historical inn is steeped in history, providing a charming and atmospheric retreat in a historically rich market town.
The George Hotel & Brasserie is not just a place to stay; it's an experience wrapped in history and tradition, making it a perfect destination for those who appreciate the grandeur of a historical building with a touch of quaint, period charm.
Guests are enchanted by its period features and decor, which offer remarkable value for money. The atmosphere is vintage and full of character, making it a historically significant place to stay. Visitors can enjoy the charm of a traditional coaching inn and relish in the old-fashioned decor that adds to the property's allure.
The building itself is a joy, beautifully restored yet maintaining its authentic essence with some parts dating as far back as the 1300s. It's a fabulous old building where Queen Elizabeth I herself once stayed in a Four poster Tudor room. This historical inn is steeped in history, providing a charming and atmospheric retreat in a historically rich market town.
The George Hotel & Brasserie is not just a place to stay; it's an experience wrapped in history and tradition, making it a perfect destination for those who appreciate the grandeur of a historical building with a touch of quaint, period charm.
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Historic
The Bell in Ticehurst is a charming inn with a rich history, offering a unique and cozy stay. Its historic features and warm atmosphere provide a memorable experience steeped in tradition.
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Year erected:1560
What is the history of the property?The story of The Bell stretches back to around 1560 when it was a rather showy Tudor building. Over the years it was remodelled and extended with additions of bedrooms, kitchen and the assembly room for concerts, weddings and community gatherings. We have smoothed out the rougher edges but preserved the wonderful imperfections that somehow made it perfect.
Is the property surrounded by other historic buildings?No
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