Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Boughton Lees, Ashford

"The breakfast was brilliant"

"The car park was free to stay at the hotel...i booked for a sea view i had a back room facing the car park...the shower was running cold"

"Staff are very friendly and helpful . Room is very clean Breakfast is very fresh and good Only disappoint is down stairs public toilet not very clean Why are you changing the guest a car park fee ( only £3 )"

"Friendly staff , very helpful easy check in process"

"Good location handy for the station and town centre"

"Great location, great breakfast, great staff and clean rooms - lovely weekend stay!"

"Wonderful 1 night stay in Canterbury. Good walkable distance to the town centre. Lovely room, staff and breakfast"

"Hotel in fab central location , although paid £10 for parking behind hotel , it was worth the convince. Room 8 was great , so spacious with lovely view and comfy bed . Breakfast was good in an attractive dining area . A good 1 night break"

"For this was brilliant, excellent for travelling with dogs. Staff really helpful and accommodating. Good choice of food on the services."

"10 x better than last time we stayed, having been refurbished. Clean room, really comfortable bed and an average shower."

"a pleasant place, a delicious breakfast"

"Excellent breakfast .Clean rooms.Easy parking"

"The scent in the room was overpowering."

"Fantastic location to the middle of Canterbury. Great food and staff."

"Perfect stay for a solo traveller"

"Location was excellent with a short walk to the town centre. The hotel was adequate for the money we paid."

"We enjoyed our stay and would stay again. The place was cute and well located, the staff was friendly and helpful, and they had good breakfast options."

"Great location, great food and a thoroughly enjoyable stay"

"Absolutely lovely, beautiful location in Faversham Countryside, friendly helpful staff and great food, thank you 🤗"

"Good value for money, it's an old set of buildings. It's on a busy corner, but the pub was authentic, so was the pub across the road."