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With a pretty Kentish village location, just across from Eynsford Castle, local churches and shop, the Castle Hotel offers contemporary accommodations in Eynsford. With its own pub and popular restaurant, The Castle Hotel serves a choice of lunch and dinner and provides free parking and WiFi. Dogs are welcome at the property. Each guest room has an private bathroom with shower, bath or both, complimentary toiletries and bathrobes are also provided. There is a flat-screen TV , fan, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities in all rooms. Guests can start the morning with a full English breakfast featuring Eynsford sausages from the butchers next door, or try the muesli with berries, honey and Greek yogurt. The property's team of chefs can produce a variety of locally and globally inspired dishes served in the bar and restaurant all day. Castle Hotel also serves Kent lagers and bitters, wines and cocktails on the sun terrace and the chesterfields by an open fire in the winter months. Eynsford is less than 7 miles from Dartford and is located in the Darenth Valley. The village contains two castles, a bird of prey sanctuary, a Roman villa, off-lead runs for dogs and a paddling area for children at the ford. Castle Hotel is 6 miles from Brands Hatch Circuit and the train station is 0.7 mi from the hotel, which connects Eynsford to the town of Sevenoaks. The Castle Hotel is 40 minutes from London on the train. If driving to the O2 by car, it will take 30 minutes by car.
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