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.

We stayed here to get down into London...I'd HIGHLY recommend this to friends, and we'll be back…read morehere when we want to visit London again. Flying into London Stansted and then taking the train into town was WAAAAYYYYYY cheaper/easier and more fun...plus this hotel is within walking distance to downtown Brentwood where you can find a number of family friendly restaurants/english bars/classic English feel! My wife and I with our first daughter stayed here recently and had some major changes to the reservation. The hotel staff were EXTREMELY accommodating!

Quaint & comfy place, near the station, shops & pubs. Straightforward checking in, friendly staff &…read moresimple but decent rooms.

We stayed here for one night as a family of three and left incredibly disappointed. The reception…read morearea is lovely and the novelty of a yacht hotel is unique, but the drawbacks completely overshadowed the positives. Pros: i. Smooth check-in process with friendly front desk staff. ii. Fun, unique yacht setting. Cons: i. Uncomfortable Room: The bed was uncomfortably firm with a thin pad, terrible pillows with no support, and very weak AC that kept the room warm. The room and bathroom decor felt very bleak and dated. ii. Limited Access: The front outside deck is closed off, and main spaces were restricted to private events or required reservations. If you picture walking around the decks of the Yacht to take in the vibes of being on a boat, you will be severely disappointed. iii. Power Outage: Our room's key card box started sparking and crackling at 3:30 AM, knocking out all power and AC for the rest of the night for our room. (Front desk fixed it quickly the next morning, but the night was ruined). iv. Subpar Amenities: The breakfast was very lackluster, would definitely recommend skipping this unless it is included. The elevators were quite slow. v. Location: Outside of being located near the tube, it is quite far from most other attractions those visiting London would be interested in visiting. We would not recommend this hotel to others traveling in London.

Afternoon tea at a 5 star hotel, count us in. Since Gibraltar is under British control English is…read moretheir spoken language. Our bus driver Shannon took us completely around this little island before bringing us to the stop for a snack and tea before returning us to the port drop off point. I'm glad we chose to book a shore excursion, get off the ship, learn about the history of Gibraltar and drive past The Rock. Little Sandwiches of ham, rolled tuna, cucumber, plus some sweets. Definitely not a fancy high tea like at Boston Library or my favorite white hotel with columns in Waikiki. This was a simple choose your own tea bag, pour your own hot water, help yourself to the two layer items split between 4 people. My favorites were the ham sandwich the bread was super soft, the ham sliced so thin. The scone or crumpet like a biscuit to cut in half to add some clotted cream and jam from a mini jar of jam. Shannon was knowledgeable and the kindest tour guide who helped whoever needed assistance onto a collapsible stool onto and off the bus.

Delightfu Victorian fisherman's cottage, that sleeps 6 in the heart of Whitstable a three minutes…read morestroll from shops, restaurants, beach and harbour. Stylish decort featuring works of local artists. Cosy lounge with woodburner. Three good sized double beds (one en suite) with decent Egyptian Cotton bed linen. Modern kitchen is complete with mod cons inc Dualit toaster andKenwood coffee machin and utility room Pretty bedecked garden with large dining table. A great find

This was the hotel I stayed at when I was in London for work. I booked a regular room for just…read moremyself. The check in process was simple and they put me on the ninth floor. I like the room, it had a great view of London and the river nearby. The bed was comfortable and I really like the water pressure in the shower. The room also have the standard US power plug here. I visit the Clipper Bar that is here to get a soda and also the Market Brasserie which is where they serve breakfast. I like that this hotel has a special route to go to the O2 arena which was where I was working. The only issue I had here was trying to get ice. There no ice machine in the hotel and I went to ask the worker at the check in desk. They said someone from room service will bring it up to me.

The hotel itself was nice. Great location, friendly staff. However, DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THEIR…read moreGIFTSHOP!!! ITS THE BIGGEST SCAM!!!! My bf brought a bag of candy and drink and they charged him $36. I was charge $70 for some tampons and water. SOOOO RIDICULOUS!!!! We didn't notice until after our transactions. The cashier distracts you by talking about everything to scam you. Should be ashamed of yourself!!

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.

The Best Inn is okay. It is walking distance to restaurants, shops here. It also has a nice…read moreexercise room.

This B&B is in a great location, right on the seafront. It is clean and well decorated and the…read morefirst floor rooms at the front of the house are large and have a private balcony. Perfect for sitting outside on a summer's evening, watching the waves with a glass of wine. It is also a 10 minute walk outside of the town, on a very quiet stretch of the seafront so you don't need to worry about the noise of weekend revellers coming out of seafront bars late at night. It has changed ownership several times during the past few years, but has always remained an attractive, up-market B&B. Up-market being reflected in their prices - my parents paid £88 per night during their last trip to the UK. This is also not a B&B where you will get a full fry-up every morning. They have always provided a Continental breakfast in an effort to attract up-market clientele. When my parents last stayed, they were more than a little disappointed by the owners - quite often there was not enough breakfast to go roundand, rather than provide anything else, the guests went without. The owners had no experience of running a B&B, and it showed. Having said that, if you are looking for somewhere to stay for one or two nights, it will be fine. My parents stayed for 10 days and found the inexperience of the owners a little trying after the first few days.

The beaches are vast and expansive, and as a lifelong resident, I've noticed that they've been…read morecleaned up a great deal as Southend as become more of a bustling Euro-Day Trip venue with people travelling from all over Europe, and indeed; the world. It should be noted however that there are still some minor concerns, mostly the extensive noise from the amusement centres and theme park, though it's a great place to go to see some great maritine activity and history.