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Palace Farm Hostel, Doddington
Down Court Road, Doddington, Sittingbourne ME9 0AU
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Hostel style accommodation with shared and private rooms
Some discounted rooms available for pilgrims, regular hostel accommodation also available. Set on a working arable and fruit farm, this open all year rural budget hostel is an 8-minute walk from Doddington village. The rustic rooms are spread across 2 converted farm buildings, and sleep from 2 to 8 people in double or bunk beds. All have heating, en suite bathrooms and free WiFi. Both the farm buildings include kitchens and lounges with TVs wood-burning. Continental breakfast is included, with cereals, croissant type pastry. Tea, coffee, hot chocolate with milk in the fridge at all times.
There's also a campsite open May to end of September with hot showers & flushing toilets. Breakfast not provided.
Book online at the Palace Farm Website or contact them directly below
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Britain’s Pilgrim Places
This listing is an extract from Britain’s Pilgrim Places, written by Nick Mayhew-Smith and Guy Hayward and featuring hundreds of similar spiritually charged sites and landscapes from across Britain.
Proceeds from sale of the book directly support the British Pilgrimage Trust, a non-profit UK charity. Thank you.
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