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Four hundred years of history exude from the walls of the ancient manor house nestling in wild open landscape in the heart of White Cliffs Country ninety minutes from the city of London and ten minutes from the port of Dover. Climb the Jacobean staircase to one of the three four-poster bedrooms or stroll across the courtyard to one of fourteen contemporary rooms housed in converted Kentish hay barns and stables surrounding the manor. Twenty-first century comforts abound, crisp cotton linen, ... Moredigital channel flat screen TVs, dvd and cd players, broadband wireless internet. Lose yourself in bubbles at bath time or get energised in the shower with luxurious Essential Elements bath treats. Eat in the conservatory, the library or in bed at breakfast, take lunch in the lounge by the fire in winter or on the terrace in summer and dine in the oak-beamed restaurant in the evening. Drink where and when you like, champagne in the bath, sundowners at cocktail hour, great whites and elegant reds with dinner. Chill, feel alive, de-stress, shine and glow with a massage or beauty treatment in your own cabin in the woods on the edge of the grounds overlooking the rolling hills. Walletts Relax - Energise, uplift, restore and feel the energy flow through your body in the sauna, steam room and hydrotherapy pool. Walletts Active - Dip into the Indoor swimming pool and feel the force of the counter-current swim trainer and hydrotherapy jet. Invigorate with a session in the gym. Breathe in the sea air on the all-weather floodlit tennis court, on the Croquet lawn, Boules court, or on the clay shooting range. AA 4 star, 2 rosette, Featured in The Which HotelGood Food Guide, Michelin, Johansens and a Member of Best Loved Hotels of The World. Less

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