This Holiday Inn is looking quite tired in some of the public areas of the hotel. Small conference…read morerooms particularly show need for refurbishment. Bedrooms are fine, but aren't the most modern decor. Breakfast is below Holiday Inn standard in choice and service. The hotel needs a new manager to really inject a buzz about the place. It feels very lacklustre at the moment. That said, it's perfectly ok for an overnight stay if you get a good deal on the IHG website.

I have stayed here many times. Its known locally as the Black Prince Hotel but is now part of the…read moreHoliday Inn chain. Its pretty good as far as location is concerned as it is right next to the A2. Parking is good, although they have now started to charge-which is a bit off! They do charge a reduced rate for residents but come on is there any need for this-Minus one star. Rooms are clean and tidy and the people who work in the hotel are always helpful. The food is ok, but nothing special. To be honest, its a bit lacking in atmosphere but I guess that goes for most hotels. If you are feeling adventurous, then it it only a short walk into Bexly village where there are a few pubs and restaurants. There is also a very good fish and chip shop! In summary, very handy for the A2 and good if you don't like being confined to the hotel.

The Bull and Vic is a great pub in Dartford, they have a decent selection of beers and are…read morereasonably priced. They often have events here, supporting local live music which can only be encouraged. They have ran some events with the rock matrix who are the main rock event promoters around the area and do a lot for the community. The pub itself has an almost circular bar in the middle, with a pool room with a couple of bar pool tables at the back. A good selection of fruit machines and quiz machines and friendly staff. This is one of my favourite pubs in Dartford, other nights they have include a Wii night with prizes, end of the month raffle, theme nights like beach, docs and nurses etc. Definitely recommended, check out the rock nights!

The Bull and Vic is a large pub, slap bang in the middle of Dartford town centre. It has a large…read morebar right in the middle of the pub, and is well known for its rock nights, lots of original rock bands come here to play, and there are often music events on here. It can get very crowded on these nights so be warned! Also, you'll very often have to pay for admission on special nights too. A little bit scruffy on the inside but a reasonable pub, the bar staff seem friendly enough and the drinks are reasonably priced. They do have a good selection of beers. I've got to give it 4 stars simply for that fact that it promotes live music.

Superb Carvery and Hotel, Michael, Derek and Staff really do look after you and ensure you enjoy…read moreyourself and go that extra mile to make your visit enjoyable

Quaint little inn in East London just a few stops by train from Westminster…read more Although there were some issues with our check-in and our keys, the staff were helpful and the beds were comfortable so we were contempt. Little tip: they do have WiFi but it's only in the lobby/bar/restaurant area.

You get what you pay for when you stay at the Mary Rose Inn. It's a very cheap B&B but comes with…read moreit's faults and issues but when you're paying for somewhere cheap you can't expect luxury and a modern décor. I wouldn't stay here again because I felt quite uncomfortable and was concerned that it didn't feel as clean and tidy as I prefer hotels and B&B's to be. It wasn't awful but it wasn't great either.

The Hotel itself is nice, clean and a lot of room. On arrivel our little one recieved a colouring…read morepack which is awesome as this kept her busy while myself and my husband unpacked. But the reason for the low star rating is because of the bed. The bed was so hard I couldn't sleep at all. Might as well have been sleeping on the floor it is so hard. The choice of soft or firm pillows is good to have too but the bed was a massive let down. The only one of us that got any sleep in he night was our little one and she was in a travel cot. Don't think I will be staying here again soon. It's a shame because everything else is nice.

Stayed here for 5 nights ! Love Holiday Inn in the states, but wow this place is not like that…read more Free wifi is a complete joke ! The rooms are tiny & overpriced, they don't seem to care & if you find 2 people splitting the desk & bar duties you're in luck you might get helped. The beds are hard & uncomfortable, the water tempature changes a lot throughout your shower, also not many food choices in their lounge (no Resturant) the premier inn across the road/freeway has the beefeater grill & the beacon bar, they are friendly & have many choices for food & drink. Don't stay here unless you are ok with suffering & being uncomfortable etc..we couldn't check out early since it was all pre-paid (that will NEVER happen again !! ) otherwise enjoy your time in England : ) there's a lot to do & not enough time to do it !

Friendly bar staff, good range of liquors as well as the basics like beers and wines. Places to…read moresit, comfy sofas, pool table, dart board, juke box. The music isn't too loud so you are still able to hold a conversation. They have a function room upstairs with a bar. A nice friendly local pub.

I decided to stay at this location due to the proximity to the O2 (a quick 20-25 minute bus ride!)…read moreand price compared to other hotels that were located closer to that area. I was healing from a broken fibula and dislocated foot (which resulted in surgery), and in a boot and on crutches at the time. Tulo (probably misspelled, I'm so sorry! Will edit if I locate the business card) checked me in and was very thorough in filling out the additional legal documentation related to my physical state that was required for my stay. It was nothing personal - just if I was physically able to get myself to safety/down stairs in the event of an emergency and any room/floor preference. Despite being in the boot, I was doing much better in my recovery and able-bodied, so a room on the 2nd floor was no problem. I was shown where the meeting point was in the event I did need additional assistance evacuating the building, and fire stairway. All of the staff were very considerate if they saw me hobbling into the reception area or down the hallway. I was asked multiple times if I was shown where the fire stairs were and if I needed any additional assistance. I thought it was really kind, excellent customer service! My biggest gripe was that the shower, which was the walk-in stall style. It needed a much longer curtain or some method of keeping the water in the shower to drain so the bathroom floor doesn't turn into a duck pond. I had to ask for extra towels to cleanup the floor, which were provided. It was just a bit of a hassle and concern given my weak-healing post-surgery leg/foot (I had to remove the boot and compression wraps to shower). Also, some of the tv stations had extremely poor/sporadic reception. Overall, the location was great and on the far end of the high street. Walkable to the train station, various bus stations, lots of shops, grocery stores, and pubs. The 161 Bus drops off at Powis St (Stop B), just over 400 feet to the west of the Travelodge entrance. The street is also well-lit and I had no issues upon my return from the O2.

Last night staying here and must say had really bad experiance started off well now would never…read morecome back having a long lay in do not disturb sign on door and I'm in bed sleeping and house keeping decide to just walk in I could have been in shower or getting dressed really angry at this and she had the cheek to ask if was ok to clean room pfft wat u think deffo not recomend this hotel

This is definitely NOT a Hilton property! This had to be the worst experience I've had in a very…read morelong time! Arriving after 10 hour journey to find out they have overbooked the hotel. They struggled to find rooms either here or at another property (after the disaster of a room, I'd have rather go to another hotel). I received my key after 30 mins, only to go to the room and find it occupied.... Um, thankfully they had the safety lock on or I'd have been entering someone else's space.... Can we say UNSAFE?? Another trek downstairs to be put into another room, one that smelled like it had not seen the light of day in a very long time. It was not clean, it was just awful. As this was the "very last room " I was offered another cookie.... WTF.... I don't want a cookie, I want the room that was booked and confirmed. I advised them they could rebook me in another hotel and could drive me there and pick me up in the morning so that I could join the group that all booked together, guess I'm stuck in a musty, carpet not clean, disaster to the Hilton name room. The voice on the outside that states there is video surveillance, yep, had the pleasure of listening to that every minute... that has to go!! The bathroom was far from clean and then to top it off... NO hot water! And that could be said for the entire hotel. I thought it was just my crappy accommodations, nope, my entire party on different floors all had the same experience. Um, it's freaking cold and I just wanted a hot shower! 18£ breakfast for absolutely nothing and the coffee was just acidicly gross.... Not a fan! Please get it together Hilton, as the taste in my mouth is very sour and I have been a member for a very long time! Zero recommend!

Stayed here for the week for work, nice clean rooms, breakfast included. Had to keep the windows…read moreopen because ac in room wasn't very strong. Unfortunately our room didnt have a refrigerator