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The Woolpack Inn Warehorne

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$141
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About this property

Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Housekeeping

  • Garden

  • Cycling

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Location

Church Lane Warehorne, Wavehorne, Ashford, Ashford, England, United Kingdom

Hamstreet Woods National Nature Reserve (1.2 miles)

Gusbourne Estate Winery (2.2 miles)

South of England Rare Breeds Centre (2.3 miles)

High Weald (4.6 miles)

Poulton Wood Nature Reserve (6.2 miles)

Battlezone (7.1 miles)


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What guests think

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Across the reviews, The Woolpack Inn is praised for its quirky, characterful rooms and tasty pub dining, set in a peaceful village location with birdsong, countryside walks, and easy access to nearby wineries.

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Facilities

Good

Cleanliness

Mixed

Rooms

Quirky

Service

Friendly

Location

Quiet

Dining

Tasty

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Stephen

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Jul 10, 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

An inn of two halves. Downstairs/front of house: we really liked the set up; the pub is designed in an attractive old, rustic farmhouse style. The food was interesting, well-presented and tasty - and there is a separate vegan choice. The staff were all friendly and helpful and service was efficient. All in all, that side of things gets a big thumbs up. Upstairs: I can only comment on the room in which we stayed which was "Niddy". This is one of two top floor rooms, located in the roof of the building. Access is up two flights of narrow stairs, one with a handrail, one without. In the room itself, the roof slopes in on both sides, providing a rather triangular tunnel-like profile that restricts the headroom on both sides of the bed. There is a bath with shower head attachment in the room, but the roof prevents standing up. The WC is in a separate cupboard the dimensions of which would make a budget airline blush. TMI alert, I'm 6ft 4 and could not stand up because of the sloping roof and lack of space. The room facilities were fine and in keeping with the rest of the inn. The portable a/c unit provided was an absolute necessity in the roof room when the outside temperature is 30⁰ + I appreciate that the room was in character with the style of the inn, but there are serious practicality issues which cannot be ignored. The stair access may be a problem for some, likewise the cramped nature of the WC arrangements. It is a delightful spot, but choose your room carefully.
An inn of two halves. Downstairs/front of house: we really liked the set up; the pub is designed in an attractive old, rustic farmhouse style. The food was interesting, well-presented and tasty - and there is a separate vegan choice. The staff were all friendly and helpful and service was efficient. All in all, that side of things gets a big thumbs up. Upstairs: I can only comment on the room in which we stayed which was "Niddy". This is one of two top floor rooms, located in the roof of the building. Access is up two flights of narrow stairs, one with a handrail, one without. In the room itself, the roof slopes in on both sides, providing a rather triangular tunnel-like profile that restricts the headroom on both sides of the bed. There is a bath with shower head attachment in the room, but the roof prevents standing up. The WC is in a separate cupboard the dimensions of which would make a budget airline blush. TMI alert, I'm 6ft 4 and could not stand up because of the sloping roof and lack of space. The room facilities were fine and in keeping with the rest of the inn. The portable a/c unit provided was an absolute necessity in the roof room when the outside temperature is 30⁰ + I appreciate that the room was in character with the style of the inn, but there are serious practicality issues which cannot be ignored. The stair access may be a problem for some, likewise the cramped nature of the WC arrangements. It is a delightful spot, but choose your room carefully.

10

Mark

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Jun 28, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

We recently stayed here on a Sunday evening ,the staff were very friendly and helpful ,we was aware that the pub closed early at 8 pm and that a cooked breakfast was not available ,this didn't spoil our time here as the continental breakfast was lovely fresh fruit and yoghurt and warm pastries as we had decided to have breakfast outside as it was a gorgeous morning rather than a pre prepared box that can be sent to your room .We will return here at a later date and recommend people to try .Please note the rooms are amazing .The only issue people may have are the stairs are a bit tight as it's a very old building .
We recently stayed here on a Sunday evening ,the staff were very friendly and helpful ,we was aware that the pub closed early at 8 pm and that a cooked breakfast was not available ,this didn't spoil our time here as the continental breakfast was lovely fresh fruit and yoghurt and warm pastries as we had decided to have breakfast outside as it was a gorgeous morning rather than a pre prepared box that can be sent to your room .We will return here at a later date and recommend people to try .Please note the rooms are amazing .The only issue people may have are the stairs are a bit tight as it's a very old building .

10

Nicholas

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Jun 8, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Lovely Inn located in a quiet hamlet, ideal for visiting Gusborne Vineyard (book a taxi in advance, or take the scenic peaceful walk past the Church to the Military Canal) The Woolpack is a quirky space, with great food and bar, and the staff were excellent
Lovely Inn located in a quiet hamlet, ideal for visiting Gusborne Vineyard (book a taxi in advance, or take the scenic peaceful walk past the Church to the Military Canal) The Woolpack is a quirky space, with great food and bar, and the staff were excellent

10

Hazel

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May 31, 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

The staff are excellent, Rooms quirky and very comfortable. Breakfast and dinner were excellent. Be in the bar on a Friday , throw an even double and get your round free! Wonderful setting
The staff are excellent, Rooms quirky and very comfortable. Breakfast and dinner were excellent. Be in the bar on a Friday , throw an even double and get your round free! Wonderful setting

10

Jane

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May 12, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Whilst we only live 15 minutes away we have stayed here on several occasions as it is the perfect place for a night away. Everything makes you feel so relaxed and the team are very welcoming. It has a great atmosphere with good food and the breakfast is wonderful. The country setting is lovely too but within easy driving distance of the motorways, railway and ports. I would definitely recommend
Whilst we only live 15 minutes away we have stayed here on several occasions as it is the perfect place for a night away. Everything makes you feel so relaxed and the team are very welcoming. It has a great atmosphere with good food and the breakfast is wonderful. The country setting is lovely too but within easy driving distance of the motorways, railway and ports. I would definitely recommend

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From 15:00 to 21:00

Before 11:00


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FAQs about The Woolpack Inn Warehorne

Is parking available at the property?

Free self parking is available onsite, and it is an on-site facility.


What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

A complimentary English breakfast is included, but specific serving hours are not mentioned.


What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 15:00 to 21:00, and check-out is at 11:00. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request and could incur additional charges.

What are the nearby attractions and how far are they?

The property is within a 5-minute drive of Hamstreet Woods National Nature Reserve and South of England Rare Breeds Centre. It is 15.4 miles from Camber Sands and 2.7 miles from Gusbourne Estate Winery.


Are children allowed at the property?

Children are allowed at the property, but specific age policies for free stays are not mentioned.


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