This night club was once seen as a nice place to visit, friendly people cheap drinks and good…read moremusic. I feel that it now doesn't care much for the public and mainly to make money. The club is dirty and smells stale. The majority of the womens facilities do not have doors or toilet seats, you'll be lucky to find toilet roll towards the end of the night also. The bar staff tend to be rude and the doorman have been seen to be very overly heavy handed with customers, this is a nice way of putting it. The entertainment that is sometimes on leaves a bit to be desired as more then often is envolving erotic scenes and is more for the men to watch. On the other hand the music is good, and there is a variety of rooms.

I first started going to Casinos when I was 18, and at first I loved it. It has a low key, kind of…read morestyle where the technology wasn't as advanced as other, newer clubs. There are three rooms, all of which have had a makeover since i first started going. Gone are the sticky carpets and skanky chairs. There are now new vip areas complete with luxury sofas, tables, lcd tvs and even chocolate fountains. However they come with a price tag of around £100 a table. There is a variety of music played there from cheese, rnb, hiphop to dance, depending on what day it is, what time it is and what room you're in. Drinks aren't too expensive, but the coke does come in tiny glasses considering what you pay for it. The toilets often smell and some of them don't even have doors. They do also sometimes run out of toilet roll. Entry fees are usually quite resonable unless it's Saturday, in which they charge you £7 to get in.

UGC is a nice cinema though I would say they really over price on their snacks and drinks it's…read moredisgusting. The cinema itself is nice and clean and large. It's not too cold either like some can be. You can get hold cold and frozen snacks and there's also a help yoursel sweety bit ( but beware these bags are decieving at how much they way) There is also a bar but you do have to be over 21 to be served there Good day out for the family

Good cinema with a few nice big screens, lots of parking and plenty of choice of places to eat…read moreafterwards. Seats are comfy with a decent amount of leg room (although not as much as in some other cinemas) There are nine screens showing all the latest films, prices of drinks etc are a bit steep but to be expected when going to the cinema.

For those of you who aren't aware of it, Charles Dickens spent some of his childhood in Rochester,…read moreKent from 1817 to 1822 and the area has been the inspiration of a lot of his works. He returned to the area for the last 13 years of his life, dyling in 1870. For example, Restoration House was Satis House in Great Expectations, where Miss Havisham Lived. The Dickens Festival is a well loved attraction. It's held on the first weekend in June and is a very colourful event with characters in costume and lots of additional entertainment. The atmosphere is said to feel Victorian. Parades go through Rochester every day and there's music, drama, dance, street theatre and more. It's well worth a visit.

Always good fun with character dressing up and very educational, great traditions like this are…read morewhat make this country so quaint and lovely, go along to the next one you'll enjoy it.

A former warehouse for storing goods offloaded from the quays at Rochester docks, this theatre is a…read morelittle gem. Run by a dedicated Committee, it produces and presents around 6 shows a year and also hosts the Duncan Rand One-Act play festival; an opportunity for guest companies to present one-act plays in this theatre as part of an evening of entertainment. It's bijou, seating 100, but perfectly equipped.

The Central Theatre is Chatham's number one choice for theatregoer's…read more It has a great selection of musicals, plays and shows showing for the whole Season. There are even household names appearing on special occasions to mark the start of their tours at times. One example of this is Derren Brown who will be appearing at The Central Theatre in April 2009. Aside from the main function of the theatre there is also a cinema available in which there is often a afternoon matinee (perfect for the kids). So if you missed that film you wanted to see at the cinema, you may get the chance to see it here. They also have a sandwich bar if you get peckish.

A large local Theatre, that has lots of good musicaL shows,…read more as well as comedy and sone plays that have not got any music. They also have a nice Restaurant on site.

Creativerose Trading can be found in Skua Court in Rochester and the work that comes from this home…read morerun craft trader is striking and captivating! Sometimes they can be found at fairs or festivals selling some really interesting graffiti and street art. A vibrant business.

I visited the Historic Dockyard in Chatham during the summer of 2008. Given that there was so much…read moreto see, it was worth the money. The huge car park outside, means it will be very unlikely that you will ever struggle to find a car parking space. There are three main attractions in the dockyard - the HMS Cavalier (a naval destroyer), HMS Ocelot (an submarine) and HMS Gannet (an old royal naval part steam/sale ship). If you want to tour the HMS Ocelot you may have to wait until there is a tour available as only limited numbers of people can safely fit aboard the submarine at any one time. The 80 acre site also offers a number of other exhibitions - Royal Naval Auxiliary Service Museum, the Royal Nation Lifeboat Association historic lifeboat collection and the Kent Police Museum. The site also houses the Museum of the Royal Dockyard, and the Ropery which still commercially makes rope today. An informative tour is available in the Ropery which is included in the admission price - if you volunteer you even get to help make bit of your own rope. You are booked on this tour when you purchase your tickets. If you are in the area, this is a pretty good attraction, although it doesn't really compare to the historic dockyard in portsmouth.

The historic dock at Chatham really is a fun packed day out which will take up your whole day…read more There are ships, nautical memorabilia, museum, fun thigns to do for the kids, tea rooms, food, gift shop etc so much to do and spread over an expansive lot of land in the docks. You will really enjoy this day out, especially kids, good disabled facilities and toilets. Top notch fun.

Personally I think that the items they sell are to a superbly high standard. The staff are very…read morefriendly and know what they are talking about!