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.

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!

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!

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.

Family run hotel. Open fire in reception area. Small swimming pool. Beautifully kept restaurant.read more

I go to the Ebury Hotel Restaurant about once a month because it's amazing: simple as that. It's…read morethe best restaurant in Canterbury. I appreciate fine food with fresh ingredients and extraordinary taste combined into harmonious combinations and if i go to a 'good restaurant': that is what I expect to get: you want that too? Go to the Ebury. Often I go to mediocre restaurants and pay 15-20 pounds for a 2/3 course meal (per head). You can get a 3 course meal at the Ebury for 25 pounds and I'm telling you it's worth it. I'm vegetarian so the starters such as Goats Cheese with butternut squash and walnut salad and Warm Leek Tart for main course always go down well; but my carnivorous companions are often treated to Kentish Duck Breast, Beef Bourguignon, Fillet Steak or Dover Sole: always with imaginative sauces, ingredients and flair. The ambience is gentle and beautifully decorated in a large hotel on the Old Dover Road with a large landscaped garden (even indoor swimming pool!!) and private bar/seating area. No loud music or plastic decor: this place is bona fide it doesn't need to be pretentious it is what it is namely: excellent and the staff service/original decor complement the top quality food. I go to restaurants in France, London and the rest of Canterbury: as far as all round judgement goes this is the best I know of yet, granted it has not got the Parisian buzz of Montmartre or the price tag of a Gordon Ramsey; but the food is top class as is the service and if all you people who don't know about it went there - It would have that buzz too!!! It's sitting there waiting for you. Since the restaurant is attached to a large successful hotel, it does not need to be busy, so it will be sat there waiting for you whether you folks choose to go or not - but it's your loss if you don't; especially if you ever miss the Chef Jean Pierre's amazing cheese cake. Even if you're in London you should make the effort to go: it really is that good, and chill out in their expansive garden with a G&T on a balmy summer evening I just can't sing this places praises enough: a hidden gem; like those amazing hidden away restaurants you find 'family owned' by chance when you are abroad. This place is family owned too: for 2 generations. I'm 30 and often go with friends of mine in the same age bracket, as groups or in pairs. Often when i go there the place is frequented by people of anywhere between 40-80; but as a slighter younger group we had a good time and laughed and talked for several hours: walking in the garden between courses. If you like fast food; don't go to this restaurant. If you like getting drunk and loud music: don't go to this restaurant. If you think getting ripped off is paying 25 pounds for 3 courses of top quality fresh ingredients cooked by a highly trained talented French chef and served by highly trained catering staff (Manager was trained in London along with head waiter) - go and get a Pizza/Ceasar salad for 15 pounds instead in one of the high street chains: I know most people do. But if you appreciate top quality French/British cuisine with good sized portions for a reasonable price, in a restaurant with a huge beautiful garden and amazing staff: what are you waiting for???? Come on people wake up to the Ebury experience.. See you there.

We visited this hotel-restaurant, in October, on a very hot day and unfortunately all the tables…read moreoutside were occupied so we ate inside the bar area, which welcomed children. The outside tables are ideally placed as they overlook the sea. The bar is furnished rather oddly with non-matching arm chairs, but the staff were welcoming and we had fish and chips and fish pie, which were all excellent. the white wine was good too and prices were very reasonable.

Great friendly welcome. Good atmosphere. Will return. Food looked great although we didn't eat…read morethis time. Clean facilities.

Friendly card shop with a few extras. Plenty of selection, including a few cheap / value cards…read more Staff friendly and well situated on the high street.

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!

I would not really recommend, although we got the only balcony suite in the hotel which had a…read morecouple of chairs and a table so it was handy to have a cigarette. Lots of moaning on the phone when we contacted the hotel because we were arriving late by National Express coaches after I had finished work in London. Manager greeted us in quite a friendly manner upon arrival, money taken from us instantly for the room. Toilets stopped working so we ended up using the communal ones as did both the hot and cold water taps in the end. The good points were that the staff were quite friendly and the square this hotel is in is quite atmospheric with a connection to Van Gogh.

I booked for 3 days and stayed for a month! Room was comfortable with TV and Wifi and a full…read moreEnglish breakfast every morning. Great value for money in my opinion.