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Immerse yourself in Kentish history with a stay amongst the hop fields of McCann’s Brewery in your very own cabin for two in Ernest, named after, no less, the beer on tap in the brewery and a hop variety of the same name.
Set in a wildflower meadow looking out over the hop gardens, this cabin for two is ideally suited for a restful stay whilst, literally, drinking in the hoppin’ history at the on-site brewery. The one-bed cabin has its own private hot tub on the deck or, for those cosier nights in, a small wood burner inside along with a swish shower room and gorgeous living space with TV. There is a fridge but no full cooking facilities here, which is a great excuse to eat at the brewery just up the hill on site.
For those with a thirst for some beery knowledge, unsurprisingly the brewery runs its own ‘tap and tasting’ tours taking visitors from hops to pints in no time which literally starts on your doorstep.
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Towels and Linen provided
Wi-Fi
Electric heating & wood burner
1 dog allowed. Please note, additional pet charges are £35 per pet per week (or part of) will be charged. A dog basket and dog towel is provided. Please ensure your dog does not sleep on the beds.
Adults and children over 12 allowed (no children under 12 for safety reasons)
Early check in, and late checkouts may be available on request, subject to availability. Fees will apply. Please contact Bloom Stays for more details.
Communal parking area with EV chargers (pay per use)
The cabin is located on a working hop farm and brewery, deliveries and machinery such as tractors may be heard.
The showers within the cabin can have low pressure at times.
Please note: this property does not have a cooking hob or oven. On-site restaurant is open for breakfasts available in the taproom from 8.30am Friday-Sunday. Booking advised. Lunch and dinner is also available in the tap room (not included in price) available from Wednesday-Sunday. Please ensure you book ahead of your stay to avoid disappointment.
Should you feel the need to leave this brilliant brewery, kitchen, or accommodation… here are some other places we think live up to the mark when it comes to eating, drinking, and shopping locally.
Bloomsburys — breakfast, lunch, or high tea (Check opening hours)
Biddenden Vineyards and Farm Shop
Tenterden — independent high street shops
Hartley Farm Shop (Cranbrook) Fresh bakery, butchery, and fishmongers next door. Café serving breakfast and lunch seven days a week.
For more recommendations on things to do and see check out our travel guides on The Weald Villages, Rye & Camber, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Ashford.