insideKENT Magazine Issue 86 - May 2019 | Page 109

THE CURIOUS BREWERY ◆ OPENING MAY 2019
IN THE HEART OF ASHFORD, KENT, WE HAVE CRAFTED A BOLD AND POSITIVE STATEMENT ABOUT
MODERN BREWING IN BRITAIN. OUR CATHEDRAL OF BEER, THE CURIOUS BREWERY.
JOIN US FROM MAY 2019 AND LET YOUR CURIOSITY BE REWARDED.
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A MODERN CATHEDRAL OF BREWING FROM CHAPEL DOWN. MADE BY WINEMAKERS. FOR THE CURIOUS.
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The George Hotel
Relax in style at The George, an historic hotel situated in
the heart of the picturesque town of Cranbrook.
Dating back to the 13th century, The George
played host to King Edward I in 1299 and
Queen Elizabeth I in 1573.
Yet the hotel’s rich history is fused with a
contemporary twist. Its magnificent staircase,
flanked by two full suits of armour, now leads
up to 12 stunning, individually-designed
rooms, combining period features with fresh,
modern décor.
For an extra special experience, request
the Crimson room used by Queen Elizabeth
I during her visit to the hotel. Featuring a
magnificent four poster bed and luxurious
furnishings, you are sure to sleep like a queen.
Set in the heart of the Weald of Kent, The
George is perfectly positioned to enjoy the
outstanding beauty of the surrounding
countryside. It is also an ideal base from which
to explore the Garden of England’s numerous
attractions including nearby Sissinghurst
Castle and Royal Tunbridge Wells.
In addition to its excellent accommodation,
The George is also renowned for its food.
Diners can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of
the Brasserie, serving a delicious range of
bar snacks and light meals, or the acclaimed
Restaurant, which offers an exceptional á la
carte menu. All dishes are freshly prepared
using locally sourced produce wherever
possible.
And if you’re looking for somewhere to
celebrate a special occasion, the hotel’s
restaurant and bar area are available for
functions. Or for a private dining experience
of up to eight people, book the Montgomery
Room, named after famous Second World War
hero Field Marshal Montgomery, who visited
the hotel en route to the D-Day landings.
Fascinating history, a stunning location, and
outstanding service and comfort -The George
Hotel has it all.
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