The 120 guest rooms at Tudor Park are spread across the main hotel building and overlook either the championship course or the landscaped courtyard gardens. Each room comes with individual climate control, a comfortable work desk, luxury bedding and a modern en-suite bathroom. The décor is contemporary without being bland, warm tones and clean lines that make the rooms feel spacious and welcoming after a day on the course.
Standard rooms offer everything you need for a comfortable stay, with plenty of space to store golf kit and unwind. For those wanting a bit more room or a better view, the upgraded options provide larger floor plans and prime vistas over the fairways. Whichever room type you choose, you'll benefit from the same attentive service and access to all the hotel's facilities, including complimentary Wi-Fi throughout. The rooms have been refreshed in recent years, so everything feels current and well maintained, and the beds are genuinely comfortable, which matters when you're planning back-to-back rounds.
Storage is practical rather than luxurious, but there's enough wardrobe and surface space for a weekend trip, and the bathrooms are well appointed with good water pressure and decent toiletries. If you're travelling as a group or society, the hotel can accommodate larger parties across multiple room types, and the layout of the building means you're never too far from the bar or restaurant. It's the kind of place where you can settle in quickly, drop your bags and get straight out onto the course or into the spa without fuss.
Food & Drink
The Cast Iron Grill is the hotel's main restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with a menu built around classic English dishes. Expect well-executed steaks, seasonal mains, fresh fish and traditional Sunday roasts, all delivered in a relaxed, informal setting. The atmosphere is smart-casual, the kind of place where you can turn up in your golf gear for lunch or dress up a bit for dinner without feeling out of place. Breakfast is a proper cooked spread with continental options, so you can fuel up properly before heading out for an early tee time.
For something more laid-back, Zest Restaurant & Bar offers lighter bites, sandwiches, salads and sharing plates throughout the day, along with a solid drinks list and a chic lounge vibe. It's a flexible space that works equally well for a quick coffee, a casual lunch or pre-dinner drinks. The Brew Bar Lounge, located near the clubhouse, is the natural spot for golfers coming off the 18th. It serves a focused menu of bar snacks, burgers and pub classics alongside a well-stocked bar, and it's where you'll want to settle the bets and replay the round over a pint.
Leisure Facilities
The Fitness Centre includes an indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa pool and a well-equipped gym, giving you plenty of options to loosen up before or after your round. The spa itself offers a full menu of treatments, from sports massages and deep-tissue work to facials, body wraps and beauty services. It's a proper facility rather than an afterthought, and it's particularly useful if you're travelling with non-golfers or want to add a bit of recovery and relaxation to your trip. There's also a crèche available, which makes Tudor Park a practical choice for families or groups with young children.
Tudor Park sits just off the M20 at Junction 8, less than a mile from the motorway and well signposted once you're on the Ashford Road. From the South East, it's a straightforward drive via the M25 and M20, and you're far enough out of the city to feel like you've properly escaped without spending half the day in the car. If you're coming by train, Maidstone East station is a 10-minute taxi ride away, with regular services to and from London Victoria taking around 50 minutes. The address is Ashford Road, Bearsted, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 4NQ. If you're building a short UK escape, Tudor Park is an easy one to include on your next golf break in Kent.
