Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Rochester, England:

The Sovereign Bed & Breakfast / Guesthouse, on the Medway near to Rochester, Kent, offers you a unique experience aboard a permanently moored 1930's Rhine cruising ship. Only 30 mins from London by train, suitable for London 2012 Olympics accomodation. The Sovereign B&B / Flotel was created by Sue and Bob Forkner to complement the already successful professionally-run businesses at Medway Bridge Marina. The Sovereign, a 1930's Rhine cruising ship is permanently berthed on the banks of the river Medway, near the historic town of Rochester. Weighing 170 tonnes, she is very stable and has b. . .

Located at the heart of historic Rochester on the High Street between Rochester Castle and Rocester Cathedral, makes the hotel an ideal base for exploring this quaint city. The hotel itself dates back to 1656 and although little from this period remains, the leaded window in the small bar area is over 300 years old. Whilst maintaining its traditional feel with rich oak panelling and exposed beam The Kings Head is frequented by all generations. . . .

Riverview Lodge is a family run bed and breakfast, providing affordable accommodation in Rochester, Kent. This Rochester B & B is situated on one of the most idyllic roads in the city, with stunning views of the River Medway. The Historic City of Rochester provides the perfect backdrop for guests on a short break, wishing to explore the city's rich history and culture, with many events and festivals running throughout the year. London is 25 miles to the north west, a short train journey for anyone wishing to explore a bit further. Originally built in 1874, Riverview Lodge was formall. . .

Stable Cottages are owned and run by Jason & Debbie Symonds and family who live on site and look forward to welcoming to your stay in cottages in the grounds of their home in a secluded part of the Hoo peninsular. These charming oak beamed cottages are fully central heated, luxuriously furnished and idyllically set in twenty acres of secluded farmland on the Hoo Peninsula with panoramic views of the Thames. Tucked away down a private lane this secure site with electric gates offers peace of mind rarely found. Conveniently located with easy access to all motorways and ports. Situated 15 minu. . .

We are situated in the heart of Rochester, within easy reach of both the A2/M2 & M20 and also Rochester Train Station, and less than a minute's walk from historic Rochester High Street and everything it has to offer. At Star Hill Bed & Breakfast we maintain a friendly, relaxed atmosphere to make your stay with us as enjoyable as possible. We offer clean, comfortable accomodation and a choice of continental and english breakfasts, and are happy to provide alternatives as per your dietary requirements. With less than a minute's walk to Rochester High Street and all of it's quaint shops and pl. . .

Wouldham Court Farmhouse is a quietly situated 16th century, grade II listed, beamed house overlooking the River Medway in Wouldham, near Rochester, Kent Wouldham has a very strong connection with the Life of Lord Nelson, his purser Walter Burke had a house in Wouldham, Walter is buried in the 11th Century Church opposite. Lord Nelson used to visit Wouldham by being rowed up the River Medway, our Bed & Breakfast has many memorabilia of Lord Nelson & Lady Hamilton. Wouldham Court Farmhouse, bed and breakfastWouldham Court Farmhouse, bed and breakfastWouldham Court Farmhouse, bed and break. . .

Greystones is a friendly family run Bed & Breakfast establishment in a beautiful tree lined avenue. It has been graded four diamonds by the British Tourism Council. Greystones is approximately 500 metres from Rochester Castle, Cathedral and high street with its large number of pubs and restaurants. We are thus in an excellent location for the various festivals that take place in and around Rochester and Chatham throughout the year (Sweeps, Dickens, the summer concerts at Rochester and Leeds Castles, Navy Days etc.). You can be at Upnor Castle within about 15 minutes and Leeds Castle (considere. . .