Places to stay in Southborough, Kent

Southborough civil parish, with the title of town in the District of Tunbridge Wells, in Kent. It lies immediately to the north of Tunbridge Wells itself, with the A26 London road passing through it. The town is within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Local restaurants include Lemongrass Thai Restaurant, Montrose, St John’s Fish And Chips, and Saint Johns Yard Bar & Restaurant.

The center of Southborough ( which is at is longitude 0°15'35.145 and latitude 51°9'27.756 ) is located 2 miles away from Royal Tunbridge Wells, 2 miles away from Tunbridge Wells, 3 miles away from Tonbridge and 3 miles away from Pembury.

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Things to see and do, places to eat in Southborough

The Eating House ( / Breakfast / Brunch ). Located at 58 The Pantiles, Royal Tunbridge Wells, 3 miles from the center of Southborough. The Eating House at the Tunbridge Wells Hotel is a relaxed, informal dining room serving food all day, 7 days a week. This restaurant serves everything from English and continental breakfasts, light lunches and afternoon tea to a romantic formal dining experience. thetunbridgewellshotel.com

Signor Franco Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). Located at 5 High Street, Tunbridge Wells, 2 miles from the center of Southborough. Simply the best! Where elegant ambience, superb food, excellent service, and value for money comes all under one roof. That is Signor Franco Ristorante. www.signorfrancorestaurant.com

Sankey's Cellar Bar ( Dining / Other ). Located at 39 Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, 2 miles from the center of Southborough. Sankey's is a family owned and run business which has been operating in and around the Tunbridge Wells area since March 1961. Now based on Mount Ephraim Sankey's boasts a unique Pub with open fires, cask ales & beers from around the world seldom seen anywhere else in the UK. Our Seafood Brasserie, in the old cellars is a busy restaurant with the freshest fish and shellfish delivered daily from source, our crabs have been supplied by Harvey’s of Newlyn since 1961. Newly opened is our wet fish shop, The Fishmongers, at 9 Vale Road and offers undoubtedly the largest range of fresh fish and seafood products in the southeast. www.sankeys.co.uk

The Conservatory Restaurant At The Royal Wells Hotel ( Dining / Other ). The Royal Wells Hotel is a traditional hotel,popular with both locals and visitors - where each guest is treated as an individual.The high standard of comfort and service,coupled with excellent food and wine,make it the ideal place to enjoy a relaxing break. With a commanding position overlooking the Tunbridge Wells Common and within walking distance of the town centre,the hotel is an excellent base from which to explore the delightful old spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells and the beautiful Kentish countryside.Whether you're planning a romantic weekend or a holiday for the whole family,a stay at the Royal Wells Hotel with its superb Conservatory Restaurant and Wells Brasserie, elegant bedrooms and astonishing selection of local attractions is the obvious choice. The Royal Wells Hotel owes it regal title to Queen Victoria,who made frequent visits as a young princess in the early nineteenth century.She later granted the use of her Coat of Arms,which are proudly displayed at the top of the building.Today the hotel still retains much of its Victorian elegance. www.royalwells.co.uk

The Beacon Bar Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). Imagine a bar and restaurant with a relaxed informality and the highest standards of cuisine. Add the backdrop of one of the best views in Southeast England and a genuinely friendly and helpful staff, then you have the formula for the fine reputation enjoyed by The Beacon near Tunbridge Wells. The house dates from 1895 and was built as the country home of Sir Walter Harris, a former Lieutenant of the City of London. It has a wealth of architectural features including some particularly fine stained glass windows and an oak-panelled bar.

The Beacon ( / British ). The house has a long history of hosting glamorous parties and providing care and shelter for those in need. From the tea rooms and pleasure gardens created by Sir Walter Harris, to the important role it played in housing both Basque and Jewish refugees in wartime. We are proud of these values and traditions and aim to keep the Beacon fire burning bright for generations to come and continue these by offering you a spectacular space for weddings and events, providing a picture postcard of whimsical, rustic romance and undeniably stunning views. the-beacon.co.uk