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Claverton Country House Hotel

5.0 star property
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (305)
"Long weekend away in the sunshine. Found hotel online and it was great value. Staff were fantastic and room was just what we needed. Great location for visiting Battle and Hastings. Would happily visit again. Thanks for the warm welcome and great service."
The price is AED 350
AED 420 total
includes taxes & fees
24 Mar - 25 Mar
Claverton Country House Hotel

The Mount Edgcumbe

5.0 star property
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (153)
"Gorgous suite with a very comfy bed. Will definitely stay again on my next business trip yo Tunbridge well. Very central but quiet and easy parking on site. Highly recommend "
The price is AED 482
AED 578 total
includes taxes & fees
30 Mar - 31 Mar
The Mount Edgcumbe

Saltcote Place Rye

5.0 star property
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (14)
"Very good place to rest and take a brake. "
The price is AED 1,127
AED 1,353 total
includes taxes & fees
20 Mar - 21 Mar
Saltcote Place Rye

Beechwood B&B

5.0 star property
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (52)
"We found this 5* B&B online and it WAS! Warm welcome, beautiful twin room with ensuite and excellent extras provided. Extremely comfortable beds. Excellent choice of breakfast and excellent breakfast beautifully served. Would very much recommend this property and definitely would visit again."
The price is AED 589
AED 706 total
includes taxes & fees
20 Mar - 21 Mar
Beechwood B&B

The Stables at Boreham House

5.0 star property
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (1)
"Lovely stay at the stables. They have been converted to a high standard and were very comfortable for our family with two small children. It was great that there was a stair gate in the top bedroom as there isn’t a door. Had a nice meal at the local pub and in easy reach by car of local visiting sites. The hosts were very helpful and friendly and let us wander around their lovely garden. Would recommend. "
The Stables at Boreham House
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Learn more about Horsmonden

Venture to sights like High Weald as you discover the local area in Horsmonden.

Furnace Pond: Horsmonden's 17th century iron foundry The north-east end of Furnace Pond. The head of water from this 16 acre lake once powered the giant hammer of John Browne's forge, the flames of which could be "seen about the country at 10 miles distance". With the abundance of iron ore in the local clay and of wood to fuel the blast furnace, Horsmonden in 1613 had 200 men employed in its iron foundry under John Browne. Such was Browne's skill in casting and proving guns that he was later granted a monopoly as "Gunfounder for the King's Service". In 1638 Charles I himself was here to watch a gun being cast. Browne also supplied guns to the Dutch, at that time the greatest sea power. Then, on the arrival of Cromwell and the Commonwealth, he was quick to switch his allegiance and was casting guns for Parliament until his death in 1651. When this former King's Gunfounder was buried, an impressive alabaster and black marble monument was erected to him in Horsmonden parish church 917323. But it stands there no longer. A 19th century Rector, an ardent Royalist, could not abide to see a memorial in his church to a man who had turned his coat for Cromwell, and removed it! See other snippets from the surprising history of Horsmonden at: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=2_ZstVBZSfIC&lpg=PA1&pg=PA99#v=onepage&q=&f=true There is little now to show for this once great industry apart from such local names as Flightshot Farm TQ6840, Furnace Pond, and the old Gun Inn, and several chalybeate springs. See also Gallery at: https://www.geograph.org.uk/gallery/the_history_of_horsmonden_8738
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