Lovely setting, cosy and homely. Great service and wonderful food.
A Very Special place.... Situated about 10 minutes from The Beautiful Hever Castle and Gardens in the Garden of England ( Kent) this Restaurant with Rooms is a Superb Place to Enjoy a Very relaxing Short Break...Beautifully presented Rooms and Superb Food.... I would Highly Recommend The Greyhound...near Hever... Food presentation is Very Good... All Beautifully Cooked... Delicious 😋 Breakfasts... and lots of places to visit... Thank you Caroline... 😊
Great Service, very friendly and welcoming owners. Restaurant excellent, food great 👍 Clean well equipped rooms. Definitely recommend
Had a relaxing time. Only stayed one night but would definitely go again. Breakfast had a good selection and nicely done. Was rainy weather but plenty of seating in very comfortable rooms.
My family and my three year old son received an absolutely disgusting welcome by the landlord. We have arrived to Hever to explore around and wanted to come in for some breakfast and a coffee. As I sat outside on my work call the landlord came out asking me what we wanted. I have pointed out that I am on a call, but it didn’t stop him from talking at me and then shouting at my three year old boy for touching a garden feature. He then continue to shout asking us to leave when I was trying to explain that it say B&B on the gate and that we were here for some food, coffee and a toilet for our little boy. Needless to say that I am a professional from London leading transformation for a global company and my siblings are PhD students from Germany.
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Hever, Edenbridge, TN8
4.5/5
Mark Beech, Edenbridge, TN8
The Kentish Horse is a privately owned, no-tie, free house with the warm and friendly atmosphere of a traditional English country pub.
Edenbridge, Kent, TN8
This wonderful unspoilt pub has thankfully been saved from the threat of closure in 2014 following the long-serving landlady moving into a care home and her subsequent passing away, and after it being run by a band of locals for nearly 5 years
