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"Good location , close to station and town centre. Helpful friendly staff. Good breakfast, clean room"

"Amazingly stunning hotel Brilliant , helpful staff and the rooms ( comfy , spacious beds with such comfy pillows too ) The restaurants are fantastic ,really lovely all round . We will definitely return."

"The Sun Inn is beautifully quirky. The bar and the garden were vibrant in the early evening and our room was lovely and quiet for the night. The staff were friendly and efficient. We enjoyed our stay and would happily return."

"Really enjoyed our 2 night stay. Pub/Restaurant is lovely, rooms are very nice and the staff were wonderful. So friendly and helpful. Breakfasts were delicious and dinner was superb. Lots of parking and area is nice and peaceful so slept well. Very dog friendly in all areas. Would definitely return."

"Lovely hotel"

"Room was basic but clean. Staff helpful. Decent breakfast. Pool quite small and limited poolside chairs. Sauna room small. Jacuzzi was big and good pressure. Lakes restsurant had limited choice for vegetarian and no chicken or lamb dishes. Nothing nearby and the closest place to dine is Faversham. "

"We absolutely loved our stay at the Honey Pod. Communication and instructions before arrival were wonderful and made everything so easy. The space itself is compact but has everything you need — a cozy kitchen/lounge area, comfortable bedroom, and clean bathroom. The wood burner hot tub in the garden was such a treat, perfect for relaxing under the stars. It’s beautifully secluded and feels like you’re tucked away in the middle of nowhere — peaceful, quiet, and magical. Highly recommend for anyone looking to unwind and escape! "

"Incredible! We loved our little cabin in the woods. I would highly recommend, it really suited us as a family of 4 with 2 little ones. It was comfy and cosy and all the little details had been considered! "

"It was very cold in the hotel room, although I had set the temperature to be higher it was in vain. It was warmer in the corridor than in the room"