The County Hotel — Hotel in Ashford

The County Hotel is a hotel on Ashford High Street, adding to the town's traditional feel. It’s known for its classic Victorian architecture and award-winning children’s meals. Both locals and visitors use it for everything from a quick bite to evening drinks. It’s a handy base for exploring Ashford and the Kent countryside.

Established in 1864, The County Hotel is a Grade II listed building originally built around 1710 as a doctor’s home. The Victorian reception hall has detailed features, and you can see the building’s history in the classic decor. The hotel provides a spacious interior with warm lighting and a relatively peaceful atmosphere. It combines the character of a historic building with the ease of a modern pub and includes a beer garden. The decor features vintage details, giving visitors a sense of the past.

The County Hotel functions as a hotel, offering various food and drink, including a traditional English Breakfast. People use it for casual dining, social gatherings, and solo visits. With TV screens, it’s good for relaxed viewing with a drink. Wheelchair access and accessible toilets ensure comfort for all. Its real ale selection is popular with many.