1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Bed and Breakfast at The Bell Hotel
- 1 Round at Littlestone Golf Club
- 1 Round at Walmer & Kingsdown
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Nestled in the heart of one of England's best-preserved medieval towns, The Bell Hotel in Sandwich is a cracking base for a golf tour in Kent. You get proper character, a town-centre location and, crucially, you're only about five minutes by car from Royal St George's Golf Club.
If you like your golf breaks with a bit of atmosphere, Sandwich delivers. Step outside and you're straight into cobbled streets, independent shops and old-school pubs, which makes post-round pints and a wander far too easy. Back at the hotel, the vibe is classic and comfortable rather than flashy, ideal when you've had your fill of seaside wind and firm turf.
It also works brilliantly for groups. You can keep everything simple, stay in one place and rotate the big three links nearby. And if you're bringing a non-golfer along, the town itself is more than a backdrop, with riverside walks, history on every corner and plenty of places for a decent meal.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want to stay right in Sandwich and tick off Royal St George's, Royal Cinque Ports and Prince's without long transfers.
Who is it best for?
Groups and societies who want a sociable pub atmosphere, plus couples who like historic hotels and a town you can actually walk around after golf.
1 Night, 2 Rounds
1 Night, 2 Rounds
2 Nights, 3 Rounds
1 Night, 2 Rounds
2 Nights, 3 Rounds
2 Nights, 3 Rounds
The Bell Hotel has 37 individually styled rooms, each leaning into the building's heritage while still giving you the modern comforts you want on a golf trip. Room options range from classic doubles to larger superior rooms, plus a handful of suites if you're making a weekend of it. Many rooms look out over Sandwich's medieval rooftops and streets, which adds a bit of charm when you're turning in after 36 holes.
For groups and societies, the mix of room types is handy. You can keep the budget sensible for the lads' trip, then upgrade a couple of rooms for anyone wanting extra space. If you're travelling as a couple, a superior room or suite makes a nice difference, especially if the weather turns and you fancy a slower morning before heading out.
Food-wise, you're well covered without needing to overthink it. The main restaurant serves classic British dishes with locally sourced ingredients, which is exactly what you want after a big day on the links. There's also a cosy bar for a drink and a lighter bite, particularly tempting in cooler months when the fire's going.
The on-site pub adds a more lively option for groups, with a traditional atmosphere and a proper end-of-day buzz. And if you do want to head out, you've got Sandwich on your doorstep, so you can swap hotel dining for local favourites any night of the trip.
Alex
✓24 Jun 2026
Matt
✓1 Jun 2026
Hotel was lovely but rooms were very hot. Also was disappointed in our rep not booking twin rooms or letting us know they were twin rooms, as made it a very uncomfortable stay for 4 blokes!
Stephen
✓27 Apr 2026
Friendly stay in an enjoyable environment
Andy
✓5 Nov 2025
Nice enough accommodation, but dated but clean and the breakfast was nice and bar area was good.
Nick
✓22 Oct 2025
David
✓22 Oct 2025
Michel
✓15 Sep 2025
Good hotel that does the job for a golfing trip.
Barney
✓22 May 2025
Felt we were being hurried through meals. Rooms very basic. No additional leisure facilities, but lovely building and location, and food very good.
Ian
✓20 Oct 2024
Good hotel and food, disappointed the bar closed at 11.00.
Bob
✓4 Oct 2024