King Charles Hotel

Costing 150,000, it was opened by the Commander-in-Chief, The Nore, Admiral Sir Harold Burrough, compromising of 200 single, and 48 double rooms, a nursery and playroom, games room, restaurant, tavern bar, 3 flats and, one of the finest ballrooms in the country. Moreover, our royal association doesn't start and end with the hotel's name, one of our very first visitors was King George VI!

Our sister establishment is the Inn on the Lake is just a few miles away in nearby Gravesend. A modern and luxurious hotel situated within 12 acres of stunning woodland with three beautiful lakes that are so close to the hotel it feels as if you could reach out and touch them, the Inn on the Lake is a real rarity.

Medway Park is an elite sporting venue which hosts the latest national and international sporting events in Medway. It also offers a range of sporting activities. Visiting The Historic Dockyard Chatham will leave you in awe of the mighty ships that have roamed the world's oceans. A visit here guarantees both a day of adventure and a day of history as you step on board HMS Ocelot, a Cold War Submarine, HMS Cavalier, a WW2 destroyer, and much more.

At the King Charles Hotel we have 97 en suite rooms designed to suit a wide range of needs and requirements. From professionals who might be taking advantage of our excellent corporate event facilities, to the family who are taking some time out to explore the local area, we have a room that is perfect for you.

With an excellent menu featuring both British and inter continental cuisine meticulously prepared by our team of chefs, who proactively source local produce, we're able to bring you the very best of what the locality has to offer. The Lounge Bar serves an excellent range of beers, wines and spirits as well as offering a selection of freshly cooked meals and bar snacks.