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Historic Hotels in Lyminge

2 HOTELS IN AND AROUND LYMINGERanking can be influenced by the commissions we receive.
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Broome Park Hotel
5.7 mi from Lyminge
Resort in CanterburyGB flag
8.3
Very Good
From $117
$
+6
Historic
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Broome Park Hotel is a stunning and historic property with a sense of ancient history that can be felt throughout the grounds. This grade 1 listed building boasts beautiful ornate decor in the lobby and great hall, making it a trip down memory lane for those interested in history. Guests who appreciate stunning architecture and grand, stately places will love the opulent grandeur of this historic hotel. The building is a beautiful old listed manor house, full of character and history. It is an interesting location that puts into context all likes and dislikes and the good country setting only adds to the unique atmosphere.
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The Wycliffe Guest House
6.2 mi from Lyminge
Bed & Breakfast in FolkestoneGB flag
8.1
Very Good
From $90
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+3
Historic
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The Wycliffe Guest House is an elegant, historic hotel that has captivated guests with its beautiful Victorian architecture and stylish renovation. This lovely old house retains many original features, offering an authentic glimpse into the past while providing modern comforts. With its traditional, old-fashioned look, the hotel is both charming and inviting. The residence is full of character and has been meticulously refurbished to enhance its historic appeal, making it a memorable stay for history enthusiasts and families alike.
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Answers last updated by The Wycliffe Guest House
Year erected:1897
What is the history of the property?The Radnor Estate developed most of Bouverie Road West at the end of the 19th Century as large individual buildings, which they then issued on long leases before finally relinquishing the freeholds. After retiring from the army Colonel Henry Torrens Kenny and his wife Zoe bought the property from Viscount Folkestone in December 1928.
Zoe was active in the suffragette movement but died in 1934. Her husband lived in the house until his death in 1941.
What was the era and/or the architectural style in which the property was built?Victorian
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