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King Charles Hotel

Brompton Road, Gillingham, Kent ME7 5QT

The King Charles Hotel is a privately owned, modern, 98 bedroom hotel. It features a cosy, comfortable restaurant and first class conference and banqueting facilities. The Hotel is set in the heart of Medway and Maritime...

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Attractions near King Charles Hotel

A selection of attractions close to King Charles Hotel:

Historic Lifeboat Collection (< 1 Mile)

Housed in a covered slipway that was constructed in 1848, this lifeboat museum and gallery contains no less than seventeen lifeboats, many of which have...

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Kent Police Museum (< 1 Mile)

The Kent Police Museum shows the history of the Kent County Constabulary from 1857 to the present day. The collection consists of police artefacts of...

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Dickens World (1.2 Miles)

Dickens World is an attraction in Chatham, which caters for fans of the world-famous Victorian author. Now literary lovers can immerse themselves in creations including...

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Draper's Museum of Bygones (1.7 Miles)

Kent is often known as the garden of England, and it is a county that as well as having natural beauty has a long and...

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Medway Visitor Centre (1.7 Miles)

Behind this neoclassical façade is an award-winning visitor centre. Here visitors can find out all about the historic city of Rochester, from its magnificent cathedral...

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Old Corn Exchange (1.7 Miles)

Another of Rochester's buildings that has featured in the works of Charles Dickens, the Old Corn Exchange has an enormous "moon-faced" clock - as Dickens...

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Rochester Art Gallery (1.7 Miles)

Located at the very heart of the beautiful community in Rochester, this gallery provides an important cultural exchange for the people of the town and...

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Six Poor Travellers House (1.7 Miles)

This is a fascinating place. Between Elizabethan times and World War II, it offered board and lodging to six travellers for one night - as...

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Rochester High Street (1.7 Miles)

Visit Rochester High Street during the first week in June and you'll be joined by Ebenezer Scrooge, Oliver Twist, Magwitch and other Dickens' characters. They...

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Upnor Castle (1.7 Miles)

Located in tranquil surroundings at the heart of the Kent countryside, this English Heritage site represents a fine example of an Elizabethan artillery fort....

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New Art Centre (1.8 Miles)

The New Art Centre is a charitable trust gallery that was established to help develop new artistic talent in this region. It comprises over...

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Restoration House (1.8 Miles)

Restoration House is so called because Charles II stayed here in 1660 on the eve of his coronation. It's perhaps more famous though as the...

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Rochester Castle (1.8 Miles)

This castle’s origins date back to the 11th Century when the Bishop of Rochester, Gundolf, undertook to build one of the first stone castles in...

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Rochester Cathedral (1.8 Miles)

This striking building is England’s second oldest cathedral. It was founded in 604AD by Bishop Justus, although today’s structure only dates from 1080....

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