Michelin-starred The Bridge Arms announces a second sister business – for overnight stays.
It started with The Fordwich Arms, the Michelin-starred pub in Fordwich (officially the smallest town in England). It continued with The Bridge Arms, the Michelin-starred sister pub in the nearby village of Bridge.
And now, chef / restaurateurs Dan and Natasha Smith have added a third string to this Kent-based bow, The Arms Cottage, a three-bedroom guest cottage located just a couple of doors down from The Bridge Arms.
The 15th century Arms Cottage boasts original period features such as wooden ceiling beams and a large open fireplace but has been refurbished to include three guest bedrooms, underfloor heating, living area, kitchen, and large rear garden. The cottage is available to book separately or as part of a package that includes dinner at The Bridge Arms and an overnight stay.
Arms Cottage can be found at 33 High St, Bridge, Canterbury CT4 5JZ.
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Neil Davey
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