Located in Royal Tunbridge Wells, One Warwick Park Hotel features a shared lounge, a bar and on-site dining. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom.
Penny
United Kingdom
Great location and welcoming staff. Room was spacious and quiet.
Mercure Tunbridge Wells Hotel has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Royal Tunbridge Wells. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
annette
United Kingdom
Lovely big room, peaceful setting with a efficient but relaxed feel
Overlooking Tunbridge Wells Common, The Royal Wells Hotel is a traditional hotel within walking distance of the town center. It offers 2 restaurants, 3 bars and free parking.
Anne
United Kingdom
Very comfortable bed, well furnished clean room, very quiet, everything we needed.
A Grade II Listed mansion built in 1762, Hotel du Vin Tunbridge Wells has a fine restaurant and stylish rooms. Tunbridge Wells Rail Station is a 3-minute drive away.
Andrea
United States of America
The room was very large and relatively quiet. Great view into the park. The bathroom was HUGE and the rain shower had amazing pressure. The hotel bar made great drinks!
Located in the quaint village of Pembury, Camden Arms Hotel is just 3 miles from Royal Tunbridge Wells and surrounded by the picturesque Kent Countryside.
Ann
United Kingdom
Great location. With free parking it was ideal for a short bus ride into Tunbridge Wells. Our room was very nice and well appointed. Breakfast in the morning was excellent with the best scrambled eggs i have tasted in a long while.
In the middle of the Pantiles, the historic center of Tunbridge Wells, The Tunbridge Wells Hotel is less than a 5-minute walk from local shops and less than half a mile from the train station.
Brigid
Ireland
I would highly recommend this hotel. If you have mobility issues check if you at able to use the stairs.
Mount Edgcumbe offers accommodations in Royal Tunbridge Wells, overlooking Tunbridge Wells Common. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar, which also features an outdoor seating area.
Keith
United Kingdom
All of it. Nice room, good staff, tasty food, lovely location
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On average, 3-star hotels in Royal Tunbridge Wells cost £102 per night, and 4-star hotels in Royal Tunbridge Wells are £120 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Royal Tunbridge Wells can be found for £128 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Very quiet atmosphere in town mon 11.30-1pm
May return in the summer and eat in eve in town to soak up eve atmosphere
Gail’s cafe good but seating limited
Old buildings of historic interest and spa water.
Julie
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Great experience, went to see grandson in show, but decided...
Great experience, went to see grandson in show, but decided to stay overnight. Great place to walk round, nice architecture and variety of shops - scotney castle 10 minutes away
One on the best places to eat from all places I’ve visited - the grill restaurant at the barn. Excellent food and great value, if I lived locally it would be weekly visit without a doubt.
Vivienne
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Pleasant town for sight seeing.
Pleasant town for sight seeing. Good transport facilities by local transport. There are a reasonable number of eating places and the usual Coffee chains offering refrehments. The Pantiles is the usual visiting spot for small shops and antiques. There is a central Railway with connections all over the country. Has bus and taxi services too. There is a local library in the town centre with an interesting museum. There is an extensive shopping mall as well. There are some parks and some hills that could be explored, all near the centre of town
graham
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It is a very interesting town.
It is a very interesting town. There are many fascinating buildings dating from the Georgian period, including the Pantiles.
The shopping area, although small, has several quality outlets.
The general vibe of the town centre is very good especially at night.
Of course, Tunbridge Wells is set amongst beautiful Kent countryside.
A great place to visit.
Terence
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Despite the early morning cleaners - the noise was...
Despite the early morning cleaners - the noise was intolerable and we could have done with a lie in, considering we didn’t have to check out until 11 - we left by 9! We only had one night booked but expected more . For the price, breakfast should have been included .
Chris
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We stayed at this hotel over the weekend and we’re very...
We stayed at this hotel over the weekend and we’re very pleased with everything we found there. A very clean, quirky, quiet hotel with great decor, very friendly polite staff and our room was perfect ( superior king room). The breakfast was great, hot and very tasty! I would highly recommend The mount edgecumbe hotel.
Darren
United Kingdom
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Friendly staff . Very clean . Large bedroom and bathroom. Good selection of different food at breakfast. Close to A21 and M25 and direct route into London. It just took us an hour to drive from our home in East London to the hotel where friends of ours were staying for a few nights . Close to the pretty town of Royal Tunbridge Wells and also the Spa Steam Railway . Not far from Hastings which is also an interesting town with plenty to see .
Everything!! Part of us wants to keep it a secret - but then the other part wants to shout it from rooftops. It was like a little boutique hotel in the middle of the Common and so handy for the town centre. We only had breakfast there (exceptional) but we will be back soon and will certainly eat in the restaurant. This was a birthday surprise for my friend Karren - thank you - you did me proud!
Wonderful, quirky hotel, with lots of beautiful and funny details. Very spacious room with separate seating area. Delicious full breakfast, very helpful and friendly staff. Location was perfect for us to visit the Glyndebourne opera festival in Lewes.
We had an excellent dinner at the hotel the first night we arrived.
The triple room was large with plenty of storage, it was clean and the shower was good. The staff on reception were very friendly. The hotel was near to the town centre and walking distance to the Pantiles. The hotel was quiet overnight. We liked the complimentary toiletries & hot drinks.
Excellent location, steps from the Pantiles and High Street. Lovely couple own the cottage and offer a quiet, quaint place to rest your head after a day of being out and about. While the place is small, it offers everything you need including a small laundry.
The restaurant menu was small but spectacular. The Regency atmosphere of the hotel was perfect - little winding staircases, polished chrome water pipes in bathrooms, smiling staff and world-class 'people watching' tables facing the Pantiles.
I always like to stay at Hotel du Vin wherever there is one, as the rooms are reasonably priced, the hotels are dog friendly, and the rooms are interesting with nice decor. The bathrooms are always the best feature.
Cosy hotel in a great location. The room was very comfortable with fast wifi. I really liked the fact that breakfast is inclusive & the breakfast room is very large. Staff all friendly and helpful.
An excellent town centre location but also very quiet. Beautiful old buildings that have been tastefully renovated with lots of great shopping and catering options just a few hundred metres away.
Quirky theme and provides something different to your standard hotel and restaurant. The food’s delicious, and the hotel’s in a really central location just behind The Pantiles
The room was very large and relatively quiet. Great view into the park. The bathroom was HUGE and the rain shower had amazing pressure. The hotel bar made great drinks!
Friendly staff, even on an unexpectedly busy match night! Room was better than a chain hotel, and it was good to stay in an individual, family-run hotel.
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