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The Woolpack Inn

About The Woolpack Inn

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In the heart of picturesque historic Chilham, with 14 hotel rooms, some with access to gardens suitable for those wanting to bring their four-legged friend or to simply unwind and enjoy the peace and quiet of the village.

The Woolpack Hotel combines a fantastic location and great hospitality to make a memorable trip, a must on any visit to the South East.

Facilities

  • Ensuite rooms
  • Suitable for families
  • Pets Allowed / Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs and Registered Assistance Dogs welcome
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Free On-Site Private Parking
  • On-Site Restaurant & Bar
  • Dog / Pet Friendly
  • Garden / Outdoor Seating
  • Log Burner / Woodburning Stove
  • Disabled / Wheelchair Accessible Facilities
  • Non-Smoking Throughout

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the inn situated for countryside walking and exploring Chilham?

The inn is located in the heart of historic Chilham village near Chilham Castle, offering direct access to Kent Downs walking trails, an outdoor terrace garden, and large free on-site parking for staying guests.

What room layouts and configurations are available across the 14 guest rooms?

The property features 14 en-suite bedrooms—including single, double, twin, deluxe, and family configurations—as well as a ground-floor accessible twin room in the converted stable block with ramp access and a wet room.

What dining and pet-friendly amenities are provided on-site?

The pub restaurant features original timber beams and inglenook log fires, serving local Kentish produce alongside Shepherd Neame ales, with four-legged guests welcome in designated dining areas and guest rooms.

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