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Stayexploring STAY EXPloring. Our guide to making the most of your stay WELCOME Holiday Inn delivers so much more than just a bed for the night. Enjoy modern dining, 24-hour room service and free use of the health club and pool, as well as family-friendly facilities promising fab fun for the kids. Our dedicated team is always on hand with the latest local information to help you make the most of your time in the area. Whatever the reason for your visit, we are here to help make your break great. Holiday Inn Rochester–Chatham Maidstone Road, Chatham, Kent ME5 9SF T: 0871 942 9069 hirochesterhotel.co.uk IN THE HOTEL ON-SITE HEALTH CLUB IN-HOTEL DINING Traders Restaurant Open daily from Open daily from 6.30am – 10.00pm and 6.00pm – 10.00pm and 7.00am – 10.00pm on 6.00pm – 9.00pm on Sundays weekends and Bank Holidays. and Bank Holidays. • Indoor heated pool – enjoy Enjoy simple British classic dishes; swimming with the kids great value, freshly prepared and • Sauna and whirlpool generous portions. • Fully equipped, air-conditioned Also available: fitness room with cardiovascular • 24-hour room service to order and free-weights training breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks • A lighter meal or snack in our KIDS comfortable bar and lounge EAT with Sky TV. Open from FREE! 6.30am – 10.45pm on weekdays and 7.00am – 10.45pm on weekends and Bank Holidays Children eat FREE* from our ‘Grow Healthy Club’ kids’ menu. AWARD WINNING IN-ROOM BREAKFAST ENTERTAINMENT Served daily between • High-speed Internet access† 6.30am – 10.00am and • LCD, high-definition TVs 7.00am – 11.00am on • 25 free-to-air channels weekends and Bank Holidays. • Movies on demand† If you aren’t on an inclusive bed and breakfast break, why not treat A great way to relax after a day yourselves to our award-winning** exploring all that Rochester has breakfast menu? to offer. Simply order from the comfort of your room, relax and enjoy. *Children under the age of 13 years are offered breakfast free of charge from the breakfast standard menu and free dinner taken from a children’s menu, when accompanied by at least one adult taking at least one main course from a full priced main restaurant menu. The meal offers apply only to the hotel in which the family is staying and during the normal hours of food provision. **Midas Menu Innovation and Development Award 2011. †Charges apply. Please ask at Reception for further details. Images are indicative only. All information correct at time of print. STAY EXPLORING. For a selection of great hotels across the UK, Your guide to Rochester’s most-loved visit tophoteloffers.co.uk attractions is overleaf > STAY Just A few of the outstanding EXPLORING. attractions Nearby... 1 HISToric 3 HOP FArm DockyARD, CHATHAM FAmily PArk From the Spanish Armada to the Packed full of fun and entertainment Falklands, Chatham has played a vital to engage all the family, Hop Farm role in naval history for centuries. is the perfect all-weather day out Tour the historic warships, see what in Kent. There’s Pirate Cove, 4-D life was like for sailors in Victorian Cinema, Children’s Driving School, times and visit the fascinating Royal Magic Factory, craft centre, a Dockyard Museum. Chatham has beautifully restored Victorian carousel also been used as a film location and mini-fairground rides, an animal for James Bond, The Golden farm, the hugely popular Giant Compass and Sherlock Holmes. Jumping Pillows and lots, lots more! ME4 4TZ: 5 miles from the hotel TN12 6PY: 15 miles from the hotel 2 DickeNS WorlD 4 BluewATER Just half an hour from the hotel Bluewater is Europe’s leading retail and you can be back in the Victorian and leisure destination. This striking era. Come face to face with some complex features 330 of the best 29 Daws Heath of Dickens’ most memorable B1036 B1007 A13 Thundersley UKA127 and internationalA127(T) brands, over 50 Maplin Sands B117 B186 Pitsea A118 Langdon Hills Vange B1464 B1006 Hornchurch Cranhamcharacters, walk the damp corridorsB1007 South restaurants,A1158 cafés and bars, 13,000 Rush Green B1464 Prittlewell Great HAVEHAVERAVEERRINGR G B187 Dry Benfleet A1083 B1014 SOUTSOUUTUTHENDHHEEENND Wakering Street Hadleigh A1159 B1017 of Marshalsea Prison, scare yourself A13free parking spaces,B1015 50 acres of Upminster B186 A13 Southend- B117 B1421 Bulphan Leigh-on-Sea Becontree on-Sea Southchurch North Shoebury A124 A1240 sillyNort inh the Haunted House, take a parkland with seven lakes and attracts A1153 A1160 Elm Park A13 Thorpe Bay Shoeburyness B1421 Ockendon Westcliff-on-Sea Dagenham Great Expectations boat ride and over 28 million visitors aB101 year.6 Pirate B1007 A130 B1014 A128 B1420 B1016 B178 Fobbing BARKINGBBA ANNDN A125 your young scallywags can enjoy Cove and Sega XD Theatre make it Corringham Shoebury Ness B186 Canvey Island B1014 A13 DDAAGENHAGEAGENHAAGENGGENHAMNHAHHAHAMAAMMA1306 South M25 Horndon on the Hill Hornchurch a play in Fagin’s Den. A1014 Leigh a great outing for the kids too! THURROCKU B188 Beck South Ockendon Creekmouth Rainham Orsett Stanford-le-Hope Thames ME4 4LL: 5.5Baker milesStreet DA9 9ST: 16 miles B1335 Southfields A13(T) Mucking Wennington B1335 B1335from Norttheh hotel from the hotel A1089 E s t u a r y A2041 Stifford T h a m e s A2016 30 Aveley B186 A1013 Thamesmead Thurrock A1306 A1012 Little Thurrock Linford Belvedere B250 A13(T) B146 East 31 Tilbury B213 B213 Chadwell B186 B149 B213 B250 Grays St Mary West Halstow St Mary’s A206 Marshes Marshes Allhallows-on-Sea A1090 West Thurrock Tilbury Purfleet Location Guide: HolidayA126 Inn hotel Cultural Place of interest Family Shopping Erith A1089(T)H Allhallows St Mary A220 Cliffe Hoo Isle of Grain A209 Dartford BEXLEY Slade Green A282,Dartford Tunnel Tilbury Grain Crossing B2000 Cooling Welling Lower Stoke A2000 Bexley Bexleyheath Greenhithe Swanscombe High A228 A207 Crayford B2186 A282 B255 Stoke A2 Halstow General Manager’s A2026 Stone B2228 Gravesend B2175 Church A2 A226 Borstal recommendations of other A221 B210 5 Northfleet Street MEDWAAYA Dartford B2500 B2174 4 A222 B2174 B255 A226 B2214 A296 A2260 Lower Higham A230 Luton Minster places to visit: A2018 B260 B261 Cliffe Woods Coldblow A225 A2(T) B262 B2008 Warden Point North Cray A2(T) Chalk B2000 Hoo St Werburgh B2097 Sidcup 2 A226 Chattenden A229 B2008 Pirate’s Cove Adventure Park Wilmington Bean Lower Chatham 5 Higham B2231 Warden A20 M25 Lane End Upnor M2 Eastchurch A211 Hawley Darenth B262 Betsham Singlewell Wainscott Capstone 16 miles from the hotel B260 Shorne B2108 B2231 A223 Sutton B262 B255 Southfleet A227 HolidayIsleIIs Inn of SheppeShepepeppppeypp y Leysdown-on-Sea at Hone B260 A2(T) Thong Upper Foots Cray Hook Istead A289 B2108 A228 Upnor Canterbury Cathedral Hextable 2 A224 Green Rise Frindsbury H Rochester– 6 1 A2 29 miles from the hotel B2173 South Longfield Strood 1 B258 Darenth Chatham St Paul's Cray Swanley B260 New Barn Brompton ElmleyElmllleeyy IslandI Horton Kirby Sole Rochester Grange Walderslade Go Ape! Leeds Castle B2173 Cobham Eastchurch St Mary 3 Street 2 7 Marshes A20(T) 3 Cray B258 Hartley 10 miles fromIsle of the Hart yhotel Crockenhill Meopham Borstal Gillingham Blue Bell Hill Farningham Station Camer Cuxton A230 Luton T hh ee M20 Luddesdown Burham S w a l e Port Lympne Safari Park B2097 8 Orpington M25 A229 Eynsford Fawkham Green Meopham Chatham Rainham M2 Capstone 32 miles from the hotel A224 New Ash A20(T) Upper Holiday Inn A223 Green Halling Wouldham South Halling Rochester– Wigmore Leeds Castle A225 Ash Ridley Street H Conyer 9 Uplees A228 Chatham SiSittingbSSittingbourneittingbourneg e Well Hill 10 miles from the hotel Harvel Walderslade Chelsfield West Kingsdown Culverstone Green 3 4 Danaway Oare Graveney Blue Bell Hill Borden Bapchild A2 Just ask at Reception for details Stansted Holborough 5 Teynham Burham Rodmersham Pratt's Bottom A227 Bredhurst Oad Badgers Shoreham Vigo Village Highsted and ticket prices Snodland Stockbury Street B2045 Goodnestone Mount Tunstall Fairseat B2040 Faversham Halstead Birling Lynsted Eccles Ospringe B2040 Hernhill Trottiscliffe A229 Bredgar Knockholt 2 N M2 A2 Ryarsh o M2 7 Boughton Pound A224 M20 r 6 2 M20 New GETTING AROUND Knockholt 4 Aylesford t h A249 6 Street Otford A20 3 Addington Hythe Whitehill Wrotham D Kemsing Heaverham 2A 6 Boxley o Hucking Milstead A251 Leybourne A20 Sandling w Bicknor Trains M26 5 Detling Painter's Forstal Borough Wrotham Heath Ditton n Newnham North Chevening M25 West Malling East Royal British Thurnham s Green 7 Doddington Chatham railway stationStreet is 2 miles A225 Malling Legion Village Wormshill Dunton A25 Offham A229 M20 Frinsted A249 Green Seal Platt A228 from the hotel. Sheldwich B2211 5 A25 Ightham B2016 Broad Eastling Riverhead B2012 B2246 Street Wichling Selling Claygate Cross A20 B2019 Crouch Hollingbourne Maidstone Maidstone Bus M25 King's Hill A26 Throwley Sundridge Bearsted 8 Brasted Sevenoaks East Barming Eyhorne Street Chatham bus station is 2 miles from Stone West Street Tovil Badlesmere Shottenden Street Ivy M20 the hotel. Number 101 operates on a B2016 Mereworth Wateringbury B2010 Hatch KENNTNT A26 B2042 Plaxtol Teston Shepway Otham 9 Warren Street regular basis.Leaveland Brasted East Leeds West 7 Stalisfield Green A252 Chart Whitley Row Farleigh Harrietsham A20 Underriver Dunk's Green Farleigh Broomfield Shipbourne West Nettlestead B2163 A251 Ide Hill Peckham Loose Lenham Taxis A228 Langley Molash A227 B2015 Langley Heath Toy's Hill Sevenoaks Coxheath Sandway Vokes Taxis, 01634 222222. Weald Nettlestead B2010 Boughton Monchelsea B2163 Kingswood B2163 Chart Platt's Heath Challock B2042 Green A20 A26 Yalding Sutton A274 Lenham B245 B2015 A229 Boughton A252 Hadlow Warmlake Malherbe Heath Car Parking Hale B2010 Bough Street M20 Bilting Beech Linton Charing Heath Charing Complimentary car parking at hotel.
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