Set in Minster, 30 km from Historic Chatham Dockyard, The Abbey Hotel and conference centre offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Set in 4 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, this Victorian country house spa hotel and restaurant offers award-winning cuisine and a brand-new spa, opened in 2008.
The Shurland Hotel Gym Spa is located on the Isle of Sheppey, in the heart of Eastchurch. The island is accessed via the Sheppey Crossing, just 5.5 miles from the hotel.
Set in Sheerness and with Historic Chatham Dockyard reachable within 32 km, Royal Hotel Sheerness offers a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Ashleigh
United Kingdom
The actual hotel management were lovely and extremely friendly. However the lack of parking for cars made it extremely difficult to find somewhere safe to park the car.
Set in a Grade II listed 17th-century barn, Tonge Barn is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and offers individually designed rooms with wooden beams or red brick walls.
Suzanne
United Kingdom
There wasn’t anything I didn’t like about the property apart from one thing unfortunately with our British weather, the room was very cold when I first went in the room. It heated up very very quickly once heating was put on. The staff and greeting was superb, Thank you. It’s a beautiful old building and parking right outside your room. The accommodation is to a very
high standard we also walked around the place and inside the actual main house where we had breakfast in the morning there was also rooms in the main house, absolutely beautiful the photos don’t do it justice. The chef she was extremely lovely I had duck eggs in my car as my mother had given me some as we went to family party in the area that evening and she actually cooked them for me when I asked so thank you so much for that. It was lovely meeting you both.
The Lodge Guest House is set in Grain, just a 10-minute walk to the coast. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. Rooms include a flat-screen TV....
Dawnifer
United Kingdom
The location was lovely. It was in a beautiful quiet spot, just where I thought the land couldn't go any further. And it was just stunning!! Even with all the industry about, it just added something. The bed was lovely and comfy, and the facilities outside with the toaster and microwave for own food was a brilliant touch. The customer service was top notch, definitely some of the best and most wonderful sensitivity to our persona circumstances
It fit the bill and did exactly what we needed.
Thank you Amanda and your staff for a great stay,our...
Thank you Amanda and your staff for a great stay,our accommodation was lovely and clean,amazing man cave and communal area,with an amazing breakfast for journey home,will defo stay here again when visiting the area
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Anonymous
8.0
Scored 8.0
We were visiting family and know the local area well but...
We were visiting family and know the local area well but anyone that is going to stay for short break away, I would recommend going in warmer weather so you are able to sit outside and enjoy the lovey garden and the beaches on the island. The train station is a short walk from the b&b, so you can venture further. The local fish and chip shop in Queenborough just along from the b&b is very good too.
Janet
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Used Queenborough as a base to travel around the Isle of...
Used Queenborough as a base to travel around the Isle of Sheppy. In the evenings we visited local hostelries. There was a a nice Micro pub with a good selection of beers and nice food called The Admirals Arm, we would recommend paying it a visit. It had a nice atmosphere. We also ate at The Flying Dutchman, which claimed to cook the local catch. I ordered a Whole Dover sole (£20) also not sure that it was fresh, when it came it was a very small fish and boiled potatoes which were hard, a most disappointing meal my wife had a veggy option which was also poor Expensive and wouldn't recommend.
Peter
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
The town is fairly low key - we didn't find shops or...
The town is fairly low key - we didn't find shops or amenities - but it does have an expansive seashore - which gets much more expansive as the tide goes out.
We enjoyed the boat service to Southend for a fun day trip.
Gerald
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Queenborough itself is an industrial area with a coastal...
Queenborough itself is an industrial area with a coastal view overlooking industry. The B and B is opposite the only picturesque open area -site of an old castle. There's not much to see or do there, but a good base for exploring the rest of the islandThe Bistro is inside the B and B, but runs under a separate business. Staff were helpful. It was very popular with families so book. The food quality varied -our scallops were amazing, but braised lamb disappointing.
Deborah
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Everyone was friendly and welcoming.
Everyone was friendly and welcoming. Loved The Admirals Arm for it's wonderful selection of gins and delicious pizza but all the pubs were great. The Queenborough museum at the Guildhall on the high st was fascinating and the church is a rare find with a stunning painted ceiling! Quaint harbour too. Queenborough is well located for Elmley Nature Reserve and it's just a short drive to other parts of the island.
The hotel was ideally situated for our party of four as we attended The Open at Sandwich.
The staff were very helpful & recommended a good Indian restaurant as we arrived too late for the hotel bistro.
Every member of our group were impressed by the quality of the rooms & despite the restrictions of Covid, the breakfast service was excellent.
The hotel was spotless & was being continuously cleaned by staff.
It was great value.
The hotel is clean, warm and homely, the staff are lovely, nothing is too much trouble. The internet is good, does not drop out. The TV channels are stable and there are plenty of them. The Bistro evening food is fantastic, tasty, well resented and value for money. The breakfasts are hot and plentiful, and even if you have no time for a breakie, the staff will give you a bag to take out.
Really liked Queenborough it was a quirky little place, with it's cute little working harbour.
The Queen Phillipa is a no nonsense hotel, you are made very welcome but you are not made to feel that you have a curfew. Great value for money.
The staff were young but very helpful and friendly.
The hotel was well maintained and the rooms were clean and comfortable. The service at reception was excellent and Amanda was very accommodating when our friends were delayed due to an accident.
Very welcoming and very friendly staff, great breakfast in the morning. Room was very large and shower was great. Hotel was kept cool.
Very easy to find as its close to the station
Charge points for EVs... Parking available free at the hotel or just over the road behind the library. Good breakfast cooked to order. All the staff were polite and helpful.
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