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The Carlton Hotel

6/10 Okay

"Pleasant decor around building , on the whole a good place to stay lovely view , easy to find and well placed ."

Ashford International Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"Great location and only 20 mins from the Channel Tunnel. Clean room and good food"

Holiday Inn Express Folkestone - Channel Tunnel by IHG

8/10 Good

"Breakfast was better than I remembered from earlier visits. All I all a very good stopping off point for cross channel journies. Pity about the parking charge"

Bridgewood Manor

8/10 Good

"Very disappointed at parking fee of 5 british pounds a day. Have stayed here so often over the last 16 years, never had to pay. They have a huge parking area. Didn't see a breakfast buffet either."

Holiday Inn Rochester Chatham by IHG

2/10 Terrible

"How this hotel has got the reviews it did, has completely perplexed me. Omitted to say it's right next to a landing strip, we were woken by helicopters landing late. We booked a premier room, if that's the standard of a premier room, I'd hate to see what a standard room looks like, I will never stay there again. The bathroom cleanliness was very bad, the bathroom sink was disgusting. I had to try and wash it before I could use it. The material condition of the room was very poor, when I tried to raise it, I couldn't get through to reception by phone, when I went down to try and speak to someone, a coach load of people had arrived so it was chaos, I couldn't wait, when I spoke to someone when checking out, I felt I was met with indifference and was asked to send them the pictures of the bathroom sink, no apology. I advised that I also had also had a fall on the stairs and hurt myself, I witnessed 2 other people have falls on the same stairs due to the last step being higher than the other steps. I was given a blank sheet of paper to fill in for the accident, never asked if I was okay. The manager was too busy for me to speak to. Save your money and give this place a very wide birth or you might catch something unpleasant."

ORIDA Maidstone Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"All the staff were helpful The Breakfast area has a gluten free station with bread rolls etc and a designated toaster Shame they don’t get their sausages from Tesco as they are GF but they cooked me veggie ones instead which was lovely. The food on the Restaurant was amazing - I’m not usually one to rave over food but the Sea Bass meal was delicious Was unaware I had to pay £6 to park which I felt was a bit steep on top of the room"

Mercure Maidstone Great Danes Hotel

8/10 Good

"The hotel stands in its own grounds just of the M20 junction. It is large hotel with three floors and long corridors. Checkin went ok and we were allocated a third floor room overlooking the old tennis court (now used a truck park). The room is a little dated but functional. The shower worked ok inside a bathtub. There is no Aircon however as we stayed in a cool period, the windows gave adequate ventilation. The beds were firm and comfortable. The resturant provides a good Breakfast for £12 /head with a bar next door. We attended an event in the adjacent function room which was well organised. The leasure facilites are good with a large swiming pool, hot tub and steam room. Overall I would rate this mid 3 star hotel."

The Falstaff Hotel

8/10 Good

"Hotel as you enter is lovely, a cosy vibe and friendly welcome from staff. Lots of seating area for drinks by the bar. We stayed in a junior suite which was decorated lovely, bathroom was great with robes and nice soaps (only thing I’d recommend changing is the floor in bathroom which looked oddly cheap compared to everything else). Lovely tea and coffee facilities with biscuits is a nice addition for when you get back from a day out. Happy hour with complimentary cheese and biscuits is a fab idea and the espresso martinis were nice. Only downsides that took the shine off things, one was the TV didn’t have apps or phone casting even though it said it had both it’s not actually set up and we’d plan to come back early and watch a film on Netflix so that was a shame. Then I slept terribly as the walls were so thin (room 57) and I could hear the man next door or below, unsure which, snore all night so I barely slept then when I did I was woke up early by the same people at 6.45am getting up for their day talking!! You really need to sound proof the room properly that’s not ok. And if you can’t sound proof you need to provide good ear plugs and a white noise machine. Overall lovely just the edge taken off by not sleeping."

Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel

8/10 Good

"We arrived on the hottest weekend of the year and our room had no AC. However, the staff had prepared the room the best they could, a fan, curtain closed etc. and it was fine. We were in the refurbished side and the room was lovely, clean and modern. The breakfast buffet wasn’t great - limited continental and low quality hot items. Staff were friendly and efficint. I would recommend this hotel for its lovely room, parking and close to town."

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