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Cheers Guys,
since we´re now more and more often in Biggin Hill ,may I ask for your Hotel recommendations in the Area ,lets say max 45 min Drive ?
Thx
The one and only ...Fischmeister !"
since we´re now more and more often in Biggin Hill ,may I ask for your Hotel recommendations in the Area ,lets say max 45 min Drive ?
Thx
The one and only ...Fischmeister !"
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Great English Beer around these parts, none of your gassy continental p**s (he he).
Everyone knows THAT!
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I have also been at the Selsdon Park Hotel, I think Biggin Hill Ops offers a special rate (don't know about the other FBO).
Even it looks outdated from the outside, the rooms are splendid, also nice restaurant.
Even it looks outdated from the outside, the rooms are splendid, also nice restaurant.
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Kings Hotel in Westerham...... 15 mins away, old and bit quirky....but clean friendly and 2 mins walk away from restuarants, shops cash machine......and of course the earlier mentioned PUB.....right across the road. they do great food aswell as BOTH warm ales and cold fizzy lager
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The Kings Hotel in Westerham, is closed for refurbishments, I think it is due to open late April/early May again. This would be my choice once its open, purely for its location, 10m mins from Biggin Hill, and lots of choice for food and drink!
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Personally given the choice of the Kings or The Old Farmhouse I'd take The Old Farmhouse.
It's less conventional and more remote but it's a good place and The Fox and Hounds nearby always did good food and drink IMHO.
In Croydon, we sat and watched nothing short a street battle unfold whilst eating our dinner in the bar, and were propositioned during check in by old biddies in a coach party on one of those insufferable theatre trips like the ones my ex insisted on going on
Never again.
It's less conventional and more remote but it's a good place and The Fox and Hounds nearby always did good food and drink IMHO.
In Croydon, we sat and watched nothing short a street battle unfold whilst eating our dinner in the bar, and were propositioned during check in by old biddies in a coach party on one of those insufferable theatre trips like the ones my ex insisted on going on
Never again.
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It was the Jury's Inn.
There is another hotel opposite, the name of which I don't recall which had something to do with the riot that broke out.
There is another hotel opposite, the name of which I don't recall which had something to do with the riot that broke out.
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There is another hotel opposite, the name of which I don't recall which had something to do with the riot that broke out.
, sums up croydon as a stop-over perfectly. I usually go for the Marriot Bexleyheath or Lingfield park, both about 35-40mins drive and usually peaceful (assuming thats what you are after) with reasonable food and beer available!
