Places to stay in Ulcombe, Kent

Ulcombe is a Kent village near Maidstone. Local restaurants include Who’d A Thought It, The Kings Head, Culpeper's Restaurant At Chilston Park, and Headcorn Charcoal Grill.

The center of Ulcombe ( which is at is longitude 0°38'37.690 and latitude 51°12'27.579 ) is located 2 miles away from Grafty Green, 3 miles away from Headcorn, 4 miles away from Leeds and 4 miles away from Chart Sutton.

Available Ulcombe lodging

We currently have 5 accommodations in and around Ulcombe.

Ulcombe Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Bed & Breakfasts

Bramley Knowle Farm

Diane and Martin Leat offer you a warm welcome at Bramley Knowle Farm which offers Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast and luxury self- catering accommodation.
Eastwood Road
Ulcombe, Kent
Bed & Breakfasts

White House Farm

Approx 4 miles away in Chart Sutton:

White House Farm is only 15 minutes from junction 8 off the M20 motorway and the famous Leeds Castle and Sissinghurst Castle Gardens.
Green Lane
Bed & Breakfasts

Chart Hill Cottage

Approx 4 miles away in Chart Sutton:

Winner of the prestigious VisitBritain Gold Award within three months of our opening in April 2008, we are pleased to announce that Chart Hill Cottage Bed & Breakfast has again been awarded the VisitBritain Gold Award for outstanding service and .....
Chart Road

Woodhouses

Hotel

Approx 5 miles away in Hollingbourne:

49 Eyhorne Street

Ulcombe Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Pine Lodge Touring Park

Campsite

Approx 5 miles away in Hollingbourne:

Set in the heart of Kent on the outskirts of the County Town of Maidstone, Pine Lodge is central for many of the historical and scenic attractions of the County. We have easy links to London via the local train station at Bearsted.
A20 Ashford Road
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Things to see and do, places to eat in Ulcombe

Photograph of Ridge Golf Club, Maidstone
Ridge Golf Club

Ridge Golf Club ( Sports / Activity / Golf ). The Ridge Golf Club is set in some of the most beautiful countryside Kent has to offer with outstanding views over the Weald. The 6,242 yard, par 71 course was designed by Patrick Dawson, architect of The Belfry (home to many Ryder Cup Matches). The superb views over The Weald and the layout, including 20,000 established trees, give the course a mature, interesting feel making it particularly popular with golfers. www.theridgegolfclubkent.co.uk Link