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"My stay here on a recent business trip was excellent value for money. I paid a little extra for a club room so I could use the gym facilities which was well stocked and clean. I had a decent meal the night before (nourish bowl), although the bar was slightly noisy it was still laid back and service was good. Breakfast was good quality with plenty on offer, I had a small cooked breakfast and a yoghurt with fruit. The room was clean, tidy with a good shower and a good quality bed. Despite my room being directly located off the staircore I had a good nights sleep with no noise projecting from above/below or via the corridor. The bed was comfortable with a medium mattress and pillows. Overall a very good stay especially for the money and all topped off with a Starbucks to go in the morning."

"I had an extended stay as I had a relative in hospital just down the road. The staff were welcoming, helpful, and accommodating and I was very comfortable during my stay. "

"All in all a really good place for a short stay"

"Fantastic hotel"

"Don't usually review but the guy at reception (think he said his name was Emmanuel?) was so kind and went out of his way to give us the best service. He is what hospitality is all about and I would come back purely because of how welcome and looked after he made us feel. Thank you! Xx"

"This hotel is only .2 km from Canterbury Cathedral, our goal for visiting Canterbury. Great location in town, friendly staff, warm room with hospitable details. Enjoyed our stay and would recommend! "

"No plug sockets near the bed, not ideal at all."

"The gardens and grounds were absolutely beautiful. The dining room was bright with surrounding windows. Very friendly staff. The location was perfect with a short walk to the Pantiles with quaint cafes and shops. We had a smaller room that looked over a smoke stack so would definitely upgrade next time. "

"Brilliant hotel. Lovely staff. Clean spacious rooms. Would recommend the restaurant for evening meal. Great access to shops and the channel tunnel. "