Loved this place for it's quaint bar and attention to detail. Get the room with the four poster…read morebed. Pricing was very reasonable. Breakfast there was amazing.

Food has improved since the menu was changed. Good quality best in the locality, but a little…read morepricey. Excellent Sunday lunch.

Not a bad version of a Holiday Inn: it's in a modern building, but a nice touch is that it…read moreincorporates a 15th century barn, which now houses the restaurant. Service, check-in and cleanliness were all up to scratch, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The restaurant is actually rather nice, and not too expensive, and there's a large bar with lots of natural light (and real ale). It's conveniently close to the M20 for an early morning start from Dover (and much nicer than most of the hotels in Dover, which in my experience rather exploit their captive market). I gather that it is popular for wedding parties, so beware if booking at week-ends!

Holiday Inn Ashford Central is a perfectly adequate, if not inspiring, place to overnight in order…read moreto catch the Eurostar at Ashford station. The rooms are basic, the restaurant just OK (though there are some other nearby eating options.). The air conditioning worked fine and the staff was helpful in booking an early morning car to the station. I found the price a bit steep for what you get...but no real complaints.

Lovely hotel, thankfully they were able to accommodate a large party. The rooms were very clean…read moreand provided the basics needed for an overnight stay. The have free wifi and a super fast connection which there is an extra charge. They have a standard buffet breakfast for £8.99. The breakfast was okay, it's not five star dining but it definitely fills the gap. The staff are just so lovely. They accommodated all of our requests made us feel comfortable whilst traveling with many children. Because it was the new year, we were treated to complimentary bottle of Prosecco and the children got treats and books. April is the manager at this location and she was brilliant. She was very warm and kind. To be honest, she made our stay feel as close to home as it could. I'm very appreciative of April and her staff's hard work! Excellent!

Booked online as this was one of two hotels in town. The hotel was pretty basic but had everything…read moreand all the essentials needed for our stay. Located next to High Street we were able to walk to all the restaurants, bars and pubs. Which is always a plus!!! When booking online there are options to add a breakfast but I choose not to. We did try the breakfast twice during our stay and it was ok. There were the traditional British breakfast choices. Bacon, Sausage, Eggs, baked Beans, toast, mushrooms and tomato (which I'm a huge fan of). There was also yogurt, cereal and fruit which was a good addition. From all the breakfast choices, unlimited juices (orange, cranberry, grapefruit and apple) I was most excited about the automatic self serve coffee maker! This coffee maker was impressive and made espressos, americanos, cappuccinos, white coffees and lattes in one touch! This American definitely was not searching around town for a Starbucks because of this machine!

I really enjoyed our stay in the hotel overall - fairly close to the train station, nice comfy bed,…read morefriendly staff. This time we even got two sets of towels (in the past we used to get one). Drawbacks for me was that they only had black tea in our room (no green or decaf and I can't really drink black tea in the evenings due to high caffeine). The breakfast itself was nice, however, in my opinion, the device was way too slow, and we had to be somewhere else, so I was constantly on the edge, plus they messed up our order a bit (not a big deal, but if you are doing everything slow at least get it right)

A Premier Inn is a Premier Inn but I'm always impressed by the friendly receptionists and comfy…read morebed! Big room, soft pillows and desk space. This place is fairly quiet so a good night sleep expected. Also leaving very early so we were given a complimentary cold breakfast to take with us! Could be made better with more tea selections and biscuits!

A wonderful family run tea shop serving authentic Kentish cream teas with real leaf tea- no…read moreteabags. Lunch time snacks include toasted sandwiches, ploughmans and home made cakes. It is licensed and opens from Wednesday to Sunday.It is also has a small number of guest rooms.

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

You'd think that with a Full English Breakfast on a balcony overlooking the sea, nothing could go…read morewrong. Well it did. The Full English Breakfast itself was delicious, especially the sausage but our toast was only brought out after the meal despite us reminding them about it. We ordered a pot of tea and again had to remind them about it only to be told that they were busy with other orders (fair enough, but there are nicer ways to say that). I asked if I could at least have a glass of water and was told it would come out with the tea. We were standing at the bar with clean glasses and water at the ready and were refused a glass of water! The staff here need a serious attitude adjustment.

After a brief walk from the train station I was greeted by a warm staff and a beautiful view of the…read moresea. Everyone was super accommodating, the room was tidy, and I would definitely come back for another visit.