Situated in Rochester and within 1.1 km of Rochester Castle, Trivelles Rochester Hotel has a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi.
David
United Kingdom
within walking distance to Rochester
business park nearby with lots of popular shops
plenty of places nearby to eat
on a bus route to Chatham and Rochester
hotel very clean
staff friendly
train station nearby
North Downs Barn is a small bed and breakfast in Rochester, 41km from London. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
Wilkins
United Kingdom
Beautiful location, lovely well appointed room, excellent breakfast and very friendly and helpful host
Located 3.4 km from Chatham Train Station, 4.1 km from Historic Chatham Dockyard and 19 km from Bluewater, Quantock Loft Studio 3 provides accommodation set in Rochester.
Gareth
United Kingdom
What a perfect stay we had, the property was amazing and the views out was breathtaking, we absolutely loved staying here and will definitely be back, it was lovely and clean, the decor was very modern and just to our taste, we thuraly enjoyed are stay thank you very much
Allhallows getaway, a property with a garden and a terrace, is situated in Rochester, 17 km from Rochester Castle, 19 km from Chatham Train Station, as well as 19 km from Historic Chatham Dockyard.
Situated just 1.6 km from Rochester Castle, Botleigh Villa features accommodation in Rochester with access to a garden, a terrace, as well as free shuttle service.
Sarah
United Kingdom
The room was beautifully clean and well-equipped with plentiful supplies of tea, coffee etc. The view from the room of the river was lovely. Breakfast was delicious, beautifully cooked and plenty of it. Both Noreen and her husband are great hosts; very thoughtful and kind.
Located in Rochester, the recently renovated Inner Dowsing Lightship provides accommodation 2.8 km from Rochester Castle and 4.2 km from Chatham Train Station.
Pitts
United Kingdom
Different experience staying on a boat. Lovely friendly hosts. Amazing views. Just what we wanted.
very historical city. One has to appreciate the history of England, the role of King John and the Magna Carta relating to the siege of the castle, the history of charles Dickens and the museum of Dickens is a true gem. For lovers of history, this town is amazing! for those interested in a nice weekend out with good food, this town comes out tops!
Leon
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I loved all the bars, cafes, restaurants, hair and beauty...
I loved all the bars, cafes, restaurants, hair and beauty salons and charity shops. It's also a great place for young people, there's plenty lively bars, nightclub, etc. There's an amazing Cathedral and Castle there too. It's a real nice place to visit because it's full of history
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Anonymous
Ireland
Scored 10
10
Rochester is an easy friendly town.
Rochester is an easy friendly town. There are many places to eat and a great variety of foods. Many places for a quick coffee. The shops are full of different items and art works that you would not see in a main town.
Plenty of places to visit, Cathedral, Castle, Fort, river walks and near to Chatham Maritime.
ANN
Scored 10
10
The old part round the High Street, Cathedral and Castle is...
The old part round the High Street, Cathedral and Castle is fascinating with interesting shops and good dining. We ate at the Olé Tapas Restaurant, where the food was excellent and the owner and staff were friendly. All these locations are a short walk from each other.
Michael
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Rochester has a castle and cathedral which are worth a visit...
Rochester has a castle and cathedral which are worth a visit. Parking is difficult in town but you can usually get a place on the Esplanade. It's not free. There are plenty of places to eat and drink in the town with a wide variety of cuisine. We had a lovely Italian meal at Mama Mia's who kindly served us though we were a little late. Also The Cheese Room is a great place to eat but it's essential to book. You'll get a good cask ale at The Cooper's Arms and the locals will actually have a chat with you and give you recommendations for the town. We used our stay to go to Chatham Historic Docks. It is expensive but your ticket lasts for a year. We went on three consecutive days which was why we were visiting the area and still didn't see everything. We're hoping to go back before our tickets expire and explore the rest of the site. The Docks are superb, great for kids and adults alike and the food is very good when compared with other tourist sites. Make sure you see the ropemaking and the secret ship under the floor. Excellent. Parking is free on site. The submarine is fascinating but a bit tricky getting through the bulkheads. Make sure you visit the RNLI collection and this year there is a special exhibition marking 200 years of the founding of the RNLI. Also, take a little walk across the bridge in the centre of Rochester, it's really beautiful and has an interesting history.
Andrina
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The town is very historic with buildings to match.
The town is very historic with buildings to match.
If you like public houses go you’ll be in your element. There is a reasonable priced multi storey car park close by near the station
The castle and the cathedral are opposite each other but didn’t visit. They look very impressive especially in the evening from the pub Ye Arrow
Back garden.
Good sized room with bath and walk in shower. Away from the bar noise at the top of the building. Excellent price. Breakfast good and very reasonable but the main plus for me were the opening windows. I can’t abide windows that you can’t open and it’s getting hard to find hotels where you can. Good situation. Very clean. Only negative was the noise in the street at closing time and beyond on Friday night. Would definitely stay again but not on a Friday or Saturday night. Exceeded our expectations.
The breakfast was excellent, the hosts catered for us with a great choice of hot and cold food.
In a nice residential area, close to Rochester centre, we walked to an excellent Indian restaurant for our evening meal.
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