Faversham Hotel Guide - St Mary the Virgin hotels in Faversham, United Kingdom.

"Staff members were caring, pay good attention to your needs, approachable and professional."

"The house was beautiful and clean. The house, pool and hot tub were hot! Very cosy in the winter. Would 100% recommend staying here, Wendy and Rob were great hosts and were on hand to help us with anything we needed, from the pool to the Pizza oven! The barn is incredibly insulated, so if you want to throw a loud party, no one will be able to hear you! Perfect stay if you want some privacy and to escape reality for a weekend."

"Fantastic hotel, lovely staff, extraordinary experience. Highly recommended."

"Very hospitable on arrival and attended all needs. Excellent breakfast."

"Had a wonderful stay in this charming hotel. Staff was very helpful. Room was beautiful and meticulously maintained. Thank you"

"Lovely hotel and excellent meal. Really enjoyed our stay and look forward to returning. Drinks are quite expensive but wouldn’t stop me returning. "

"This hotel is part of the Best Western Sure Collection. I have stayed here several times before and not been disappointed. I am delighted to say that this stay was no different but actually exceeded expectations. The staff on reception were so friendly and welcoming. I booked in for an evening meal. My room was around the back where there was additional parking in from of the lodge. My room was a suite with a proper full size, king size bed. There were welcome gifts on hand and the whole room was laid out wonderfully with two desks, a settee, coffee table and chaise longue. There was a fridge which was very convenient. The bathroom was of a high standard with a shower that worked very well. The evening meal was adequate followed by a fantastic night's sleep and a well-cooked breakfast to start the day off right. My stay cost just over £100 which represented amazing value for money."

"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"