Tudor Rose, Upper Upnor

Situated in a wonderful cobbled street which leads to Upnor Castle on the River Medway, this multi roomed pub has a tiny public bar. On a lower level to other rooms, the front bar retains its original bar counter which takes up half of the room leaving only standing room. It has genuine old bar back shelves, old half panelling and hatches either side of the servery for service to other rooms. To the right a small carpeted panelled room, probably a kitchen in the past as it contains a range fireplace, has some old bench seating and has a cut away dolls house style model of the pub and three of its rooms. A very narrow passage runs to the rear room which has old half height panelling, a fireplace with a range added to it and a counter that looks more modern than old.

To the left are two more rooms - the font has bare wood floor, old tiled and wood surround fireplace and old half height panelling with one wall having a mural of a Tudor ship. Through a doorway and up a step is a smaller carpeted room with another cast, (modern) tiled and wood surround fireplace, some old half height panelling.

Use the village car park.