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The Stone Court Hotel on Lower Stone Street in central Maidstone is one of those rare places which allows guests to fully enjoy a building dating from the 16th century. A Tudor building, it was once the property of the wealthy Sackville family, relatives of Queen Elizabeth I, and was later converted into a residence for Crown Court Judges.
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Respectful of the hotel's rich legacy and old world charm, the exterior has been sympathetically cared for to afford a true sense of historic prominence and uniqueness. While the interior has been refurbished to extend every modern comfort and luxury, great effort has been taken to ensure that the fundamental warmth and beauty of the magnificent building pervades every area of the hotel.
Few pleasures are comparable to enjoying a night in such a remarkable Listed Building and sitting at the large stone fireplace beneath the wooden beams which have travelled through generations into the 21st century.
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These unique Maidstone accommodations offer 16 rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. Of the 16 rooms, 2 offer guests the chance to fully experience the grand luxury of spacious lodgings with a traditional four-poster bed.
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For family visits, there are two special rooms with generous space and sufficient beds.
All of the rooms have been furnished and decorated in rich, natural tones with an emphasis on warm wooden features, reflecting the implicit style and sophistication of the building's heritage.
Of course, modern needs are quite different and to ensure that a guest wants for nothing, the hotel provides a number of invaluable services, including wireless internet access throughout, room service, bath robes, a hospitality tray and a many additional services such as trouser presses and ironing facilities for any who require them.
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With the locally renowned Chambers Restaurant situated within the hotel and the warm, welcoming atmosphere of Judges Bar, the Stone Court Hotel takes pride in bringing every guest a touch of excellence and a bounty of luxury, making it one of the best of all Kent's accommodations.
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