Enjoyed a lovely weekend in Whitstable staying at Belmont House. Really comfy beds and a warm…read morewelcome the owners. We stayed in the Garden room which has a shower and a bath. We would recommend Belmont House to anyone visiting Whitstable.

Lovely place to stay before our cruise. Alex the host, went above and beyond to help us with…read morecarrying our bags , making recommendations, and just being great in general. Our suite was so peaceful & equipped with anything we might need. Absolutely would stay here again anytime. Lots of things within walking distance.

I visited here for 1 night with my husband and we found many great things about this B&B. The…read morehusband and wife team who owns it are very friendly. The location is great; very short walk into the center of town. There were a total of 3 heaters in the room (1 of which is in the bathroom). It was very chilly when I arrived, and it was so nice to thaw out in a warm space. My room - the Victoria - was quite spacious and had very lovely artwork along the walls. Cute little couch, too. There is a small "lounge" with a computer and mini fridge. We didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on the food. Wi-fi is available in the lounge, but the owner said it's availability in the rooms varied depending on location in the house. Our connection was pretty good on the ground floor. We had stayed 3 days at a neighboring B&B (Number One Guest House) and the difference was night & day. Churchill was superior in every way. Bit more expensive, but worth it. The reason for 3 stars is simply the bed. All I felt were the metal springs. So uncomfortable, creaky, and sloping toward the center. Whether an establishment is a hotel, B&B, guesthouse, etc. I feel the most important aspect is the bed. We're here to spend the night, yes? Then let's not keep using mattresses when they are years past their expiration date. Maybe the beds in the other rooms were better? I can only hope. Note on payment: Their website says Paypal is accepted, but upon arrival we were told cash only. Check out time is 10AM. Overall, I would recommend, but check the mattress before committing to a room. If they do upgrade the beds, I'd be happy to come back and update my rating to 5 stars :)

As a family of 10 (6 adults & 4 children), we were made to feel extremely welcome. Wendy and Simon…read morewho run this gorgeous guest house are so helpful and friendly, recommending local places to eat and visit. The guest house is beautifully decorated and smelt devine. We will definately come back.

Great cozy place and great service! We got a little of the tourist path and found this place. Very…read morenice and accommodating place!

Came today for lunch and I got vegetable lasagne. It was pretty good and had butternut squash in…read moreit. I got a diet coke and they served it without ice, which seemed a bit odd for fountain soda. There was a nice outdoor seating area. I'm not in Hythe often but maybe I'll be back.

This is - in my opinion - one of those places you have to visit before you die. Preferably on a…read morenice sunny day in the warm months. The pub is steeped in history and that is reflected in the well kept but near un-touched interior. They have some great ales on tap and all are served with a friendly smile and, if not too busy, are happy to talk through some of the pub's history. The garden here in the summer is fantastic. The views are breath-taking and they run a barbecue every Sunday which of course, does attract a huge crowd so either get there early or have some extra bags of patience with you. We head there without fail once a year with a big group of friends and spend the whole afternoon eating and drinking beer, I highly advise you to do the same!

Nice pub. Food served was excellent and they catered for me gluten free requirements well. Thanksread more

new owners Terry and Jean had only been in a couple of days, but they are very nice people and the…read moreroom was very nice and clean, breakfast was filling and set us up nicely for the day out in cathedral. We will definately be going back when next in Canterbury.

Really enjoyed our stay here. Lodging was quiet, beds comfortable, fans in all rooms (it was hot…read morewhen we were there, easy access to railroad, inside Cathedral grounds.

Really nice and quiet hotel within the Cathedral grounds. An absolutely privileged situation with…read moreprivate parking and seminar facilities. The hotel is of modern construction and the comfortable rooms all have on suit shower rooms, tv's, tea, hair dryer, iron and ironing board. All rooms apparently have a view of the Cathedral. The hotel does not serve dinner. Breakfast has been ok: service a bit slow if you order "English Breakfast", quantities of tea and coffee have been the best I have ever seen in a hotel. Service is friendly and courteous, both at breakfast and at the reception. Recommended!

Thurnham Keep House is one of those beautiful country estates that the owners have turned into…read moreB&B's. Thurnham Keep House has a rich history including a hospital for RAF Pilots during World War II. Amanda Lane moved here when she was a teen and grew up in the house. Great historical perspective on the estate plus very friendly and you really felt like you were at home. We stayed in the Hever Room. Beautiful views, magnificent room, and Olde Worlde architecture and interior. If you are going to the UK, this would be a definite place to use as the focal point for touring the Kent and other Southeastern sections of the UK.

This place is breathtaking. Especially during the holidays you find beautifully decorated…read moreChristmas trees in every hall. There's an ice skating ring in front of the building to get you into the seasons mood. The rooms are quaint, clean and cozy. Actually particularly the tiling in the bathroom and the size of the bathroom are amazing. We spent a lot of time at the bar area and the spa. The spa is equipped with a steam room and a sauna. The sauna was no more than 40 Celsius. The steam room was okay in terms of heat. The jacuzzi was lukewarm at best. The pool was well heated and you can swim nice long lapse. The fitness studio is equipped with techno gym equipment, lots of weight equipment, even TRX, a rowing machine and much more. It has a good size. You find towels and water there (not always a given). I very much enjoyed the changing area, which offered GHD blow dryers. The staff (including the facilities guy Dell and the front desk lady Ella) were soooo kind. Big thank you to them. We were a bit disappointed at breakfast. The service was super slow and the selection often limited (because the staff didn't have time to refill quickly). We waited about 20 mins on tea and coffee at breakfast. What also bothered me a bit was how cold it was in many parts of the main building. The insulation is rather sparse in these older buildings. The windows are single paneled. If you sit in the bar area, you're guaranteed to feel a cold shiver sitting by the window area.

Excellent, say no more…read more But I will say more, obviously. Everything was nigh on perfect. Service was absolutely exemplary, from ALL the staff without being obsequious. They couldn't be more helpful or approachable. The hotel itself is an outstanding building (reached it's current incarnation during the Edwardian time I believe). Surrounded by 3,000 acres including a golf course. We went for a wedding, so didn't sample the golf course, or the Spa, or the conference facilities etc, but the formal gardens are well cared for and a great backdrop to the photos! And the food, a subject very close to my heart; was brilliant. My wife is on a non-lactose, non-gluten diet and of a 5 course meal on offer, she was able to have ... 5 courses. OK, we had to advise them in advance, but the adaptation was without fault. It's the first time my wife has been able to have a full meal at a restaurant/hotel for years! Oh, almost forgot the accommodation; we stayed in one of the mews cottages for the Saturday night; excellent! due largely as a result of the housekeeping, a lot of which goes on behind the scenes, but as I said the staff were all amazing. The only downside is that we live in Somerset and Eastwell Manor is, of course in Kent, so we won't be going there too often, but distance is the only barrier. Would totally recommend this venue.