Booked here for overnight rest prior to joining Euro Train at Folkstone, having driven from…read moreGlasgow. Staff were excellent and very friendly, assisting us with storing our bikes overnight. Beds were really comfy and a great nights sleep left me refreshed for my drive from Calais down to Dol de Bretagne. All very clean and staff at brekkie were just as nice, rushing to get plenty of food out for the guests. Basic but plentiful cooked brekkie and overall great value for money at 70-odd for four in family room. Review reflects expectations for this was selected for convenience but helpful & great staff helped and we knew it was a limited venue so don't expect the Ritz Room Tip: We were placed away from car park which helped when Americana style custom cars rally rolled up late.

Review of Belcourt Suite. At first entry, the suite is brilliant. Walk into entryway with large…read morebedroom on one side and large living room on the other. Roomy dining table in living room. Switches for room darkening shades that worked quite well. Spacious bathroom with ok sized shower. Not quite enough counter space. Only liquid soup, no bar soap and no place to put bar soap in the shower if you had it. To some this may be irrelevant, but I found being forced to use liquid soup tedious, especially since the hotel does not supply wash cloths, but only larger hand and bath towels. Water pressure in shower was pathetic; there's a huge rain shower head, perhaps 12", but the water barely more than drools on you. Separate hot and cold sink faucets; I know that's still common throughout Europe, but is inconvenient and unnecessary these days. No electric plugs in living room other than at a small table by the bathroom. Was nicely provided a long extension cord that made the dining table usable as a workspace. Where there are plugs, they've provided a few convenient USB ports as well. Had a nice dinner in their Coast restaurant. Also found the champagne bar pleasant, and very quiet on both our visits. Room service breakfasts were also prompt and tasty. It was slightly humorous that something was missing from each service; once salt and pepper, once napkins, once jam. Poor service person had to make three trips one morning as apparently they were missing serving trays. On arrival, receptionist showed no interest that we were having difficulty with the number of bags we had. Finally another hotel employee entered the reception area and immediately made sure we had luggage service.

Lovely hotel in Hythe !!!! A refurbishment is ongoing and…read moreall the bedrooms at the first floor as well as the restaurant, the bar, the reception and the kitchen and a part of the ground floor are completed. I had a refurbished bedroom which was large, with a cupboard, a queen size bed, a sofa, a desk and a shower. The room contains also an iron and an iron table ;-) ! Sockets to plug an devices are French and UK sockets. 2 usb sockets are also available. Air condition is also in the from. The personnel is lovely, very kind and helpful. Breakfast is good. The restaurant had a limited menu as the kitchen had its refurbisheme to just finishing. However the dishes were slow to come although the restaurant was not crowed. A gym and a swimming pool are also present. Restaurants and supermarkets are at 10-20 minutes walking distance. The hotel plans to have a champagne bar in September!!!! Nice experience and I will come back !

A great little boutique Hotel (guest house) located in a residential out of the way area. Lovely…read moreheadboards, good size bathroom (we stayed in the Orchid Room). It was a little unusual that there was no hospitality trays in the rooms, but instead, you had to go to a communal area where you would find tea, coffee, cakes, biscuits and even free beer....yes free beer.

Nice grand building you want to love but so dirty out dated furniture and not being cleaned…read moreproperly shame because hotel is in a good location with good views over looking harbour if you can see though the windows both in and out very dirty also seagull poo stains everywhere carpets STINK of DOG which I cover with big towels staff are fantastic here but are very slow hotel is falling apart musty smelly corridors lift's broken still kids and dogs and very noisy place the only normality is the spindles leisure centre

I would say it's a decent hotel for the money you are paying. For the value of whole £33 pounds I…read moregot a clean room and a breakfast included. Basic, no frills hotel, but with Britannia you know exactly what you are getting. My room didn't have a window, only skylight, but otherwise the room was pretty cosy and more than enough if you are not spending too much time in the hotel. Cons: my room didn't have wi-fi and check-in process was very slow, with only one person working behind the desk.

Having watched the Great British Menu, we decided to try out the restaurant run by Charlie Lakin…read more It has a beautiful dining room, not too crowded but with a very good atmosphere. We had the rabbit (with douglas fir) and the pigs trotters to start. We loved the pigs trotters, they came with fried quails eggs and were delicious. The rabbit was very interesting and came both as a pate and smoked. We both had the beef, which was superb. It fell apart and was tasty and tender. The vegetables were cooked to perfection, with a gorgeous wild garlic mash and some of the best mushrooms I have ever tasted. The cheese board looked amazing, and they were kind enough to let us sample a piece of Lancashire Bomb cheddar, which was superb! It was a very busy (Thursday) night and the staff were obviously kept pretty occupied, but they still managed to be attentive (they noticed that our table wobbled and fixed it immediately) and very knowledgable. Would definitely go back!

I would dine here weekly if I lived anywhere near Alkham. The decor is comfortable and inviting…read more The moment you walk in you have the feeling that you will have a wonderful experience. The service was the perfect mix of semi-formal, friendly and attentive. The food was exactly what you want in fine dining. It was plated beautifully, had interesting flavor/texture combinations and tasted delicious. I recommend the lobster and crab salad, the rabbit and the lovely cheese cart. Attire: Business Casual to Dressy. I wore dress pants, a nice top and heels.

We had a lovely stay at this hotel the night before we took the ferry to France. This hotel had a…read moreclassic but also higher-end feel in the public areas, but the rooms seemed about average for what I experienced while in Europe. My room was very clean- and in seeing a lot of the rooms in the hotel I had one of the smaller ones. The suites and other rooms for larger numbers of guests were very spacious. The hotel itself is a bit confusing to get around, but we figured it out. The view from the hotel is beautiful and it has close access to some restaurants and a beautiful walking area. There is also a very nice restaurant in the hotel. All of the people working here were incredibly helpful (I was traveling with a large group of students) and I would definitely come back again in the future.

This was a tough call between a 3 Star or 4 Star. The place is cute and the service was good but…read morethere are some issues for travelers that should be considered. This was NOT a weekend getaway for us, it was a night of traveling as we were headed to the Dover cruise terminal the next day. So we had 4 bags for 10 days on the cruise and with no elevator going up and down was a tough call. I also was surprised to see that hot water was available from 6 AM to 10 AM and then again from 4 PM to 11 PM. So no shower for you at 3 PM? Just seems kind of odd to me. The other issue was the fact that at 10 AM, they shut down so no way to get an extra or late checkout. Also no way to leave your baggage in the hotel while you explore the town. We did find it convenient to take the bus [coach] to Dover even though we it was by coincidence that we were waiting for an Uber driver. The hotel is also an older building with its consequences but again it is cute and quaint. I would stay for a night away but not a great choice to stay on a longer trip. Those stairs are steep and narrow for larger luggage.

After staying with Mrs carrion i found the service very poor, the cleanliness was not up to scratch…read moreand the sheets were changed once in a 5 day stay after having to complain, we had breakfast once int he stay and opted to eat out for the rest of the stay, there are much nicer hotels in the area that i will be staying next time.