latte was pretty strong, the little brownie was a nice touch too. the breakfast bap (sandwich) and…read moresmoked salmon benedict were good but nothing special. the staff also forgot our side bacon and vegan eggs at first :(

Booked a non ocean view room for one night in December. Lovely staff. Good restaurant and…read morewonderfully comfortable rooms. As someone who doesn't have a car I found it a bit difficult to get to the hotel so that's kind of an inconvenience. My radiators could have worked better but overall such a lovely hotel. Definitely recommend it!

I fell in love with this brand new hotel in Margate (UK)!…read more What I loved about Crescent Victoria Hotel: - Charming and cozy hotel, "so British", - Clean and fresh bedroom and bathroom: luxurious & modern furniture and decoration, high-end equipment (TV, wifi, plug adapter, toiletries, coffee and tea,...),... - Ultra friendly staff at your service, books and leaflets with information about the hotel and the area/region at disposal in the room and at the reception (nice touch and attention)! - Great and ideal location: in front of the beach, the bay and the Margate Winter Gardens (Concert Hall), - Nice restaurant and service for dinner and breakfast (english & continental are both delicious)! Small (very small) disappointments about the hotel: - Really small room but adequate and acceptable for a weekend, - No parking (street parking) Conclusion : You have to go there! The region is great when the weather is nice! Perfect value/price ratio: +-90£/room/night breakfast incl. I will return for sure!

22.7.10: Just had a lovely 3 day stay. Great location, short walk from really great reastaurants -…read moresee review of local Italian. Really tasty breakfasts - friendly staff - honour bar - dog friendly . Really couldn't ask for more. Highly recommended!

We stayed here for our wedding anniversary. If you are after a good night's sleep after a day spent…read morewalking along the beach, sightseeing and sampling cocktails, then room 24 isn't conducive to this. The pillows were rock hard, the carpet was stained, there were no side tables or ledge so my book, alarm clock and bottle of water had nowhere to sit and the shouting from people walking outside could be heard until 3am. I've never been so happy for daylight to arrive. We had booked a table in their restaurant for dinner and after being seated we were informed that they were short staffed so we would need to place all orders at the bar - hardly romantic. The last thing we felt like doing was queue every time we needed something else. Breakfast however was nice as were the staff serving it. The Albion sits in a stunning location and maybe this is why they charge the prices that they do but it was not worth it. Every towel had a stain on it, the bathroom blind couldn't be pulled down owing to the broken chain and every inch of our room was in need of an uplift. The best part for us was checking out, sadly.

We stayed in room 28 overlooking the seafantastic! From…read morecheck in to check out we found the staff to be a joy,helpful,polite and they even offer to carry your bags up to your room. Room was super clean and had a lovely big bath too, overlooking the sea and perfect for people watching. Breakfast was man size, fresh pastries, juice etc. I had pancakes and bacon which was a welcome change to a full english..husband full english..he ate it all and couldn't eat again until dinner! I will book again as soon as possible, we had terrible weather,storms and non stop rain but this hotel wraps you up like a warm blanket. Book your love it.

Just so very lovely. Clean. Quiet. Such lovely staff. Amazing breakfast. Our room was a little…read moredated but nothing wrong with it at all. Perfect location for being outside of the town for the quiet but a pretty walk along the cost either way to Botany Bay or into Margate.

All right, so it's seen better days and the charming, eccentric owner clutters the place with…read moregenuine period pieces as well as naff old tat, but this is a wonderful place overlooking the sea in Margate. If you want to experience gentile poverty, this is the place to come for a pot of shabby chic. It's not that the owners are lazy or slovenly just skint. With 2 stars and a modest tariff, they are hardly promising the height of luxury Anyone who dislikes the place should be condemned to spend the rest of their natural in solitary confinement in a Premier Inn.

Ok, I had the pleasure of staying here a couple of nights. The first night (a Saturday and a lot…read moremore expensive) was paid for by the company and I paid for the second night. This place isn't cheap (averaging a £100 a night). The location, on Canterbury's high street, was excellent. My room was quite pleasant. The view (of a corrugated roof) wasn't exactly inspiring. Tea-making facilities are available in the room along with a few top-grade cookies and organic tea. The bed was comfortable but the height of it and the placement of the television (at a little over bed-height) when combined with my double chin made TV viewing a little uncomfortable. Poor planning. Breakfast was very nice. However, not without some problems. On the first day we went down at 10am expecting that half an hour would be plenty of time. Due to the slow service by the time our breakfast had arrived they had started clearing away the buffet items. My full English breakfast wasn't as full as it could have been. I only had one fried egg and there was no black pudding (kaszanka). Not that I am particularly fond of black pudding, but I would like to get some. I suspect I had been given someone else's break. Oh, the toast was burnt too. When I am staying in a classy hotel I expect them not to burn my toast. Breakfast on the second day was more agreeable, I arrived early to ensure I was able to take advantage of the buffet. The hotel's cocktail bar was very nice. The first night I had an egg nog and for a nightcap a banana rumba drink. Not cheap at ten pounds a shot. But, hey, I wasn't paying Checking out was a pain. The girl had trouble understanding that I wanted separate bills for each night's stay. I gave up in the end.

While visting Canterbury I stayed here and i have to say this hotel is in a great location…read more Literally right in the center on High street by all the shopping, restaurants, bars and canterbury cathedral. Plus, Patisserie Valeri across the street has some of the best pastries i've ever had. -The rooms were nice, a good size and modern. The beds were comfortable but a wee-bit narrow but nothing extreme. -The staff was O.K nothing to write home about but they are not very knowledgeable of the area but were fine overall -The restaurant looks like a complete waste of money but then again I didn't find the desire to eat there with so many options just down the street. All in all will stay there again when 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!

Friendly family run hotel right on the fropnt, with many rooms offering seaviews…read more Popular with anglers and gofers, resident chef Michelle Spain will even prepare guests catch for dinner in the hotel's Waterside restaurant.

From the owner: The Waterfront Hotel - Great Value and Superb Location. Close to all Amenities including Dover Port…read moreand Euro Tunnel. Guest's receive 10% Discounts on Bedrooms when Booked Direct

June of 2017 was record hot in England. Of course, that's when I chose to go. We were a fairly…read morelarge group and so the group of us were spread out among the buildings. I was out back in the coach house, which was a little surprising, and a little inconvenient as they were in the middle of doing renovations, so we were having to walk through or around large plastic sheets. The location was perfection, and the staff were helpful. I had an injury and was able to get ice each night when I got back to keep the swelling down. Would like to go back when renovations are complete.

We stayed in the Falstaff Hotel 14/15 August 2011. It is a beautiful quaint hotel sent near to the…read morecentre of Canterbury. We stayed in the Coach House part which was very pleasant. The staff were excellent, all extremely pleasant and helpful. The even allowed us to leave our car in their car park whilst we went on a tour of Canterbury Cathedral. There were no evening meals here but the choice just yards from the front door meant that you didnt have to walk far to find a nice restaurant. Breakfast was five star. Many thanks to the Falstaff. Keep up the good work!