A manor house has been located on the site of Larkfield Priory since the 18th century on what was known as Larkfield farm, although there was reportedly a priory and a gallows on the site before that. In the 19th century it was home to the Reverend William Lewis Wigan and his family. In 1876 he passed away and his family continued to live at the residence, and in 1890, a fire gutted the hotel and it had to be rebuilt.
Larkfield Priory Hotel is a 3* hotel located in the heart of Kent. It has 52 rooms, compromising of a mixture of single rooms, twin rooms, double rooms and interconnecting rooms for families. All rooms are en-suite and are individually decorated in an elegant, comfortable style, many with antique or antique-style furniture. Complementary toiletries are available in every room, along with an LCD television with Freeview and a hair dryer.
There are tons of dining facilities at the hotel – firstly, there is a full room service menu available, 24 hours a day, with a day menu from 10am-9.30pm, a night menu from 9.30pm-6.30am and a breakfast menu from 6.30am-9am. There’s also a restaurant on site, which was recently modernised, which offers a range of dining options throughout the day and a delicious mix of French and European cuisine. Food on offer includes a goat’s cheese and sun blanched tomato tart, pork steak with prunes, apricots and a creamy mustard sauce and sticky toffee pudding.
Banqueting services are also available at the hotel and they can cater from 2-100 guests in a number of private dining rooms. Larkfield Priory Hotel is also fully licensed for weddings and can cater right up to 200 guests, giving you plenty of options for your special day. Meetings and conferences are also catered for at the hotel, with plenty of meeting rooms available. Hamlets Hotel is also ideally located – you can reach central London in just an hour by car, and the nearby train stations offer easy access to the London Underground.
Larkfield Priory Hotel is ideally located just 5 miles from Maidstone in the heart of Kent. For a relaxing stay, try exploring the grounds of the hotel on foot – they are incredibly beautiful and well worth an explore. The hotel is also close to London and all of the attractions it has to offer, as well as Kent and all of its shops, museums and places of interest.