Madeira Court

48 Madeira Park, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN2 5SY
Telephone: 01892 543968
Mobile: 07778 653839
Fax: 01892 536998

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Madeira Court, Tunbridge

Royal Tunbridge Wells, a splendid Georgian town, lies at the heart of one of the most beautiful and scenic stretches of the English Countryside. Known as the Garden of England, Kent is a favoured destination for those who want to enjoy the elegant surroundings of town and village in a countryside setting, and yet just a short distance from the hustle and bustle of London.

Royal Tunbridge Wells was founded by nobility, and was built around the discovery of the famous Chalybeate Spring in 1606. In 1909 Tunbridge Wells received recognition of its many royal visitors, when King Edward VII granted the town its "Royal" Prefix.

Madeira Court is an impressive, detached Edwardian town house. A family-run bed and breakfast establishment, it is located close to the centre of the beautiful spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells. Built in 1910 with gardens and lovely views, it is situated in a quiet location in the centre of the "old Village" area of the town.

We have open fires and a large comfortable breakfast room with views to the garden.
We are within walking distance to all that Tunbridge Wells has to offer! Shops, Cafes, restaurants and galleries as well as splendid local pubs selling good food.

We offer comfortable accommodation and we use Organic local farm produce, local organic eggs and freshly baked bread for our exceptional full English breakfasts.
We also serve English ale - family brewed and voted "Beer of the Year".

About Us

We welcome foreign visitors and I offer 1-1 English courses for all levels - hours to suit.

My husband Tom is a jewellery designer, Gemmologist and Goldsmith who works to commission in making exquisite bespoke pieces. Try your hand at jewellrey design! Guests are welcome to design a piece of jewellery with him each person's budget. Come and show your artistic side. Make your own wedding rings!

Tunbridge Wells is surrounded by the beautiful English countryside and charming villages. There are many walks, some direct from the house.

The village of Hartfield is on the edge of the Ashdown Forest where one can walk and ride. Hartfield is where AA Milne wrote and set the Winnie the Pooh stories. Visit Pooh Sticks Bridge.

There are many places of historic interest to visit in the area, such as;

Chartwell - family home of Sir Winston Churchill
Penshurst Place and Gardens - arguably the most impressive Tudor Gardens in the Country
Groombridge Place - 17th Century Moated English Manor House. Magnificent traditional walled gardens.
Historic Rochester, Canterbury, Whitstable, Faversham all about 1 hour away.
We are 40 minutes from London.