Tenterden Hotel Guide - The Chapel Down Winery hotels in Tenterden, United Kingdom.

"We stayed for one night and had a lovely time.The staff were friendly and helpful, the room was clean with all the modern amenities you would need, yet still kept all the character with the old wooden beams and undulating floors.It had easy parking, at the back of the pub, and was in the middle of the high street with all of its independent shops, pubs and restaurants. Thank you for a great stay."

"The pub was full of life, staff friendly and helpful, room had some nice features. Breakfast good. Friends joined us in the bar and were the last to leave…long suffering staff very pleasant about it! "

"A lovely place to stay and very well equipped with all you need for a comfortable stay- a home from home. The Oast is in a quaint and quiet village and is very picturesque. We were a family of 4, 2 adults and 2 kids plus a dog, and we enjoyed local walks and ahort drives away to neighbouring towns, villages and the coast. "

"Friendly host, clean comfortable room"

"Lovely small cottage in the centre of Tenterden and within walking distance of all shops, cafes and restaurants.Well equipped with everything we needed.Excellent coms from our host and thoughtful welcome."

"Lovely friendly staff. Nice decor and clean room."

"Hello, We enjoyed our very comfortable stay at the house and it would have been excellent except for two things. Firstly being older we found it very difficult to access the bath and shower. Grab rails would be an excellent addition. Access to the shower would be improved if the shower door moved inwards. Secondly as older people it is very difficult to get up from the settee and chairs which although comfortable are very low, and the cushions slide about. Lovely warm house with excellent kitchen facilities and breakfast area/sunroom. Comfortable beds and house was clean and welcoming"

"Stayed for three nights over Xmas. The walk from the pub to the accommodation was across a muddy unpaved carpark. Access to the room was via a combination door lock and privacy in the room afforded by blinds at the door ,room windows. Unfortunately there was no internal lock on the door and gaps in the blinds afforded a view into the room from outside. The room was cold on arrival and took hours to warm up. The worst aspect was the small continental breakfast left in the room or delivered in the afternoon. It just consisted of a small cussion, butter, jam, small yoghurt, small box of cereal and a pint of milk with a very small carton of fruit juice with no choice. No juice on the first day, nor milk or cereal on the second with no resupply of hot drink sachets. There was a mini fridge to store that breakfast in the room but it was down on the floor which wasn’t ideal. However pub staff were friendly, the water piping hot, Wi-Fi signal excellent and a comfortable bed."

"Perfect position to enjoy countryside and plenty of space to unwind."