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Care, and Comfort in the Heart of Southborough

The Hollies Care Home in Tunbridge Wells is a beautiful Georgian house set back on a quiet, leafy street in Southborough. With 25 rooms, the home offers a warm, comfortable, and homely environment filled with plenty of character and charm. To the rear, our large, garden provides a peaceful retreat, featuring a patio area, plenty of seating, and a ramp for easy access – perfect for enjoying the summer months.  

The home is located on the outskirts of town, however, is still close to a parade of shops, parks, and restaurants, offering both convenience and a sense of community. The Hollies also enjoys strong ties with St. Dunstan’s Church, whose members visit weekly to offer communion and companionship to our residents. 

Facilities

  • Garden

  • Hair Salon

  • Dining Room

  • Lounge Room

  • Quiet Area

  • Television

  • Pet Friendly

  • Lift Access

  • Wifi

  • Parking

  • Wheelchair Access

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Amenities

  • Bus Station

  • Supermarkets

  • Pharmacy

  • Dentist

  • Doctor

  • Train Station

  • Park

  • Hospital

  • Shops

  • Cinema

  • Bank

  • Bar

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14-16 Park Road, Southborough, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN4 0NX

01892 535 346

Care Types

  • Day Care
  • Dementia Care
  • Residential Care
  • Respite Care

Inclusive Fees

Our fees are all-inclusive, so you get the best in care and support – for just one single fee.

Care

  • 24-hour personalised care
  • GP support
  • Physiotherapy assessments

Accommodation

  • Fully furnished rooms (En-suite on request)
  • Housekeeping
  • Utilities & council tax
  • Laundry

Food & Drink

  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner & snacks
  • Drinks including wine and house alcohol
  • Tailored menus and meal plans

Entertainment

  • Tailored entertainment & activities
  • TV license
  • Access to recreational facilities
  • Telephone line rental & UK calls
  • WIFI and internet services
  • Local outings

Our care fees vary based on the level of care required and will be determined following a comprehensive care assessment completed before admission. 

The following fees are indicative for self-funded clients. 

  • Residential Care from £1600
  • Dementia Care from £1600
  • Respite Care from £1600
The staff at the Hollies were fabulous when caring for my mother, who had dementia and other conditions. They were always on the ball, particularly when it came to dealing with multiple outside agencies. A staff member even took Mum to the hospital for an appointment and waited with her for 13 hours. Your relatives will be in very good hands.

Son of Resident

My dad has been a resident at The Hollies since January 2020 and has a diagnosis of Lewy body dementia. He has always received dignified, kind and professional care there. He is always commenting on how helpful each staff member is to him. As a family, we’ve always felt welcomed and supported too by the staff which has made a huge difference to us all. It is a friendly atmosphere and we are always welcomed kindly when we visit. We are kept up to date with any issues that need to be addressed around Dad’s ongoing care. It really has become like a second family to Dad who has given him a very important quality of life at this stage in his dementia. We are very grateful for the care he receives there and can’t praise them highly enough, for all they have done and do do.

Daughter of Resident

Life at The Hollies

Life at The Hollies is vibrant and filled with meaningful moments with a variety of weekly activities, special events, and celebrations to keep residents engaged and entertained. From live music and dance performances to animal visits and violin recitals, there’s always something to enjoy! 

Ready To Start Your Journey?

Looking to find the perfect fit, discuss your needs or simply interested in learning more about our care homes? Reach out to us below!

Meet the Team

Careers

Meet the dedicated team who make delivering exceptional care to our residents possible.

Gladys Apiado

Registered Manager

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I have 13 years of experience in hospital and community health setting before coming to UK. I am a nurse and have degree in Physiotherapy. I have been working in the social health care setting for the last 15 years, and 10 years as a registered care home manager. I joined Regal in 2009 and started at the bottom and climbed the ladder as they say. I am passionate about my work and committed myself to promoting equality and diversity and promote the highest standard of care. I am a constant believer of constant improvement of knowledge and skills in which I always encourage and advocate all the staff to do the same. I just got my post graduate MSc in Dementia Studies to be better equipped and be effective in caring for people living with dementia. Working in care is not just a job, it's my passion, it's my vocation as it gives me fulfilment in making a difference in some one else's life.

Shelley Lupu

Deputy Manager

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I started working at The Hollies in 2012, I started working as a care assistant, after one year I trained to become a senior care assistant and then onto The Deputy manager for the last 7 years. I really enjoy working in Dementia care and being able to make the residents life more worthwhile. I am currently now finishing my Level 5 management. I love working in care and looking after individuals living with dementia. I find great pleasure and fulfilment to make a difference in someone else's life no matter how big and small.

Charlie Dunn

Activity Coordinator

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I started working at the Hollies in 2013. I achieved my Level 2 Health & Social Care and became a Senior Healthcare Assistant. I took some time out of work to have my family and on return to work I became an Activity Coordinator. I love my new job role as I love being able to interact with the residents and I feel I can have a lot more one to one time with them. We all have great fun planning the activities together and it's really nice to give the residents something to look forward to. Some of our favourite activities are singing, arts & crafts and day trips out.

Ana

Senior Carer

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With a Level 3 in Health and Social Care and a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health and Health Promotion, I bring both academic knowledge and hands-on experience to my role. I’ve been part of the team since 2016 and am currently working towards my Level 5 in Leading and Managing Teams in Adult Care. I’m committed to delivering kind, person-centred care every day.