"Very clean bedroom and bathroom, friendly and helpful staff, breakfast excellent with ample choices, certainly enough amenities to suit couples and families. Just a great place to spend a few days."
"Very clean bedroom and bathroom, friendly and helpful staff, breakfast excellent with ample choices, certainly enough amenities to suit couples and families. Just a great place to spend a few days."
"The couple that own and operate this bed-and-breakfast are a true delight. They make you feel welcome the moment you step in. Great care is taken to ensure guests have a comfortable, enjoyable experience here. This is the place to stay if you’re in Sittingbourne!"
"The couple that own and operate this bed-and-breakfast are a true delight. They make you feel welcome the moment you step in. Great care is taken to ensure guests have a comfortable, enjoyable experience here. This is the place to stay if you’re in Sittingbourne!"
"In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!"
"In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Cross the medieval stone bridge to explore The Friars, a peaceful Carmelite priory with beautiful gardens and a pottery workshop. Wander through the village's charming high street where local shops and tea rooms offer traditional Kentish treats and crafts.
We found this hotel to be far enough away from the town centre to not be bothered by any noise but close enough for a nice stroll and the sunset over the harbour was lovely. The owners have obviously spent a great deal of time and money on this once run down to turn it into a comfortable hotel with more improvements planned.
We found this hotel to be far enough away from the town centre to not be bothered by any noise but close enough for a nice stroll and the sunset over the harbour was lovely. The owners have obviously spent a great deal of time and money on this once run down to turn it into a comfortable hotel with more improvements planned.
Rain
Reviewed September 15, 2015Reviewed September 15, 2015
Our stay at the Stables Courtyard rooms was excellent. From the moment we arrived we were welcomed by the wonderful staff in all areas of the property. The reception staff were very polite and friendly, and gave us all the information we needed for our stay and our wristbands for free entry to the Castle and grounds. Julie in the restuarant was really lovely - great personality and a high level of customer service. The dinner and breakfast were delicious - lots of choice in the buffet with also...
Our stay at the Stables Courtyard rooms was excellent. From the moment we arrived we were welcomed by the wonderful staff in all areas of the property. The reception staff were very polite and friendly, and gave us all the information we needed for our stay and our wristbands for free entry to the Castle and grounds. Julie in the restuarant was really lovely - great personality and a high level of customer service. The dinner and breakfast were delicious - lots of choice in the buffet with also...
Natasha
Reviewed November 17, 2024Reviewed November 17, 2024
Lovely building good location nice garden area and the hosts are really nice and helpful breakfast was probably the best for a long time would definitely stay again
Lovely building good location nice garden area and the hosts are really nice and helpful breakfast was probably the best for a long time would definitely stay again
Fabulous characterful farm house with a friendly welcome. Great facilities with guest lounge and easy parking. Very comfortable and spacious bedrooms. Rivals the best breakfast available in the country.
Fabulous characterful farm house with a friendly welcome. Great facilities with guest lounge and easy parking. Very comfortable and spacious bedrooms. Rivals the best breakfast available in the country.
Peter
Reviewed September 10, 2026Reviewed September 10, 2026
Stayed in the Oak Room for one night - it has lovely views and the garden is beautiful. It is two rooms in the attic plus a private bathroom. There are low oak beams so take bumping you head as part of the charm and some narrow stairs.
Stayed in the Oak Room for one night - it has lovely views and the garden is beautiful. It is two rooms in the attic plus a private bathroom. There are low oak beams so take bumping you head as part of the charm and some narrow stairs.
I loved my stay here and would definitely return. We had room 1 which was stunning and featured a roll top bath. The huge bay windows gave a beautiful view of nature. The weather had been very hot but with the aircon and giant bed, I slept like a log!! The staff were all very helpful and breakfast was yum.
I loved my stay here and would definitely return. We had room 1 which was stunning and featured a roll top bath. The huge bay windows gave a beautiful view of nature. The weather had been very hot but with the aircon and giant bed, I slept like a log!! The staff were all very helpful and breakfast was yum.
Jenny
Reviewed September 29, 2019Reviewed September 29, 2019
In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!
In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!
We arrived and we was greeted by lovely lady Debbie, the room, bed & shower all fabulous. Breakfast was beautifully cooked and lovely crest fruit, all you wanted. Having stayed at several places when we visit Southend, now we have found The Hamilton we would stay anywhere else. It's a real gem
We arrived and we was greeted by lovely lady Debbie, the room, bed & shower all fabulous. Breakfast was beautifully cooked and lovely crest fruit, all you wanted. Having stayed at several places when we visit Southend, now we have found The Hamilton we would stay anywhere else. It's a real gem
Myself and my partner stayed here on Saturday 27th February.
The room was really nice, shame there was no WiFi.The picnic breakfast was great.
The pub - The Bull was also very good. Tom was very welcoming and we had a great day there watching the rugby.
Our evening meal was also very good, quality food and a great atmosphere.
A really nice country pub with great staff and customers, we will definitely come back.
Myself and my partner stayed here on Saturday 27th February.
The room was really nice, shame there was no WiFi.The picnic breakfast was great.
The pub - The Bull was also very good. Tom was very welcoming and we had a great day there watching the rugby.
Our evening meal was also very good, quality food and a great atmosphere.
A really nice country pub with great staff and customers, we will definitely come back.
Helen
Reviewed February 29, 2016Reviewed February 29, 2016
Booked in to double room (deluxe). Photos do not do it justice. One of the best rooms I have stayed in in terms of clean and comfort! Tend to be a fussy guest but this room is simply perfect! Bed is soooO comfortable....really good nights sleep
Booked in to double room (deluxe). Photos do not do it justice. One of the best rooms I have stayed in in terms of clean and comfort! Tend to be a fussy guest but this room is simply perfect! Bed is soooO comfortable....really good nights sleep
j
Reviewed December 20, 2017Reviewed December 20, 2017
I stayed in the Love & Peace cottage. I initially was only staying a few days, but resulted in staying 3 weeks due to my father's health. Pat, the owner, was so welcoming and then so accommodating with the uncertainty of my length of stay. Going through a rollercoaster of emotions, Pat always made sure I was ok. The cottage was immensely clean. Facilities were suitable for a 3 week stay! It really did feel like a home from home when I came back from the hospital each day. If you give respect,...
I stayed in the Love & Peace cottage. I initially was only staying a few days, but resulted in staying 3 weeks due to my father's health. Pat, the owner, was so welcoming and then so accommodating with the uncertainty of my length of stay. Going through a rollercoaster of emotions, Pat always made sure I was ok. The cottage was immensely clean. Facilities were suitable for a 3 week stay! It really did feel like a home from home when I came back from the hospital each day. If you give respect,...
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