Best Hotels in Sevenoaks, United Kingdom

Unfortunately not the best hotel we've stayed at. Booked for a spa break, but unfortunately parts of the hotel let down our relaxation. We stayed for 2 nights; dinner and breakfast was included in our deal, and as the hotel was advertised as a spa we thought we would spend the two days in the hotel. We ended up not bothering with breakfast one day, and spent our second day out of the hotel. Stains on the bedroom floor, bedside tables with lots of dust, chipping paint and dust at the windowsill, wardrobe door wouldn't shut, told air con and robe/slippers included but neither a part of our stay. Dinner both evenings was nice and a good choice of drinks in the bar with background music. Staff are friendly. We didn't bring up any of our issues to staff because nothing was actually wrong with our stay or we found to be a problem, just not at the standard we anticipated given some of the reviews and website photos. If you're staying for one night for an event or for work, it's absolutely fine. We thought it would be a spa-focused hotel so were a bit disappointed that it's a hotel with a steam room and a pool. We didn't have a bad stay at all, thank you to the staff who were nice, especially the young kids in the restaurant and bar.

I requested double bed and it was confirmed by hotel but when reached hotel still end up getting two single beds instead of a double bed

Clean rooms, plenty of radiators. They're needed to fight the draughts in the sash windows... Bathroom on the opposite side of the layout to the sockets - prepare your kettle as you clean your teeth at bedtime, it'll save you staggering around fir the first coffee! Absolutely minimal clothes storage, ok for hanging a coat or shirt. Just as well I'm a naturist, all my clothes stayed in my bag until I needed to go out. Curtains on every window, but the ones on poles - bring clothes pegs to remove the gap letting in the ”arc light” system illuminating the building. Don't you know there's a war on? ”Please be quiet, some people may be asleep”, yeah, I get that, but the floors squeak everywhere... Interesting pre-Victorian building, lots of history. Herbie was the best member of staff, poor lad was run ragged as he seemed to be the only one working at night (except two large security guys that popped in). In this day and age: paying for wi-fi? Seriously? Only £3.00 a night, hardly seems worth it on top of the room cost. Paying for parking ( on a first come gets a space) again, started at £4.00 a day, charge increased by a pound per day mid-week... So why've I been charged £5.10? Staff couldn't explain... Oh, it's ”horizon”, we all know how they fudge figures. Just ask Mr Bates. Oh, and another thing ( read that book, it's funny), putting the 'top me up' sign on the door in the morning doesn't work... Perhaps as it was the last room on the floor, maybe the cleaner's string wasn't long enough to navigate the labyrinth.

With a stay at Kings Arms Hotel Westerham by Greene King Inns in Westerham, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Surrey Hills and Quebec House. This inn is 7.7 mi (12.4 km) from Hever Castle and Gardens and 15.7 mi (25.3 km) from Brands Hatch Circuit.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Grab a bite to eat at the inn's restaurant, which features a bar/lounge, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours).Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 18 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request rollaway/extra beds (surcharge).

Without doubt the best nights stayover I’ve had in years. There’s lots of hotels that play tricks on you. Like, instant coffee in a Cafetière, putting you in disabled access when you're of full ability to charging you for stuff you’d expect to get for gratis, wifi, parking etc etc. When the hot water only goes luke warm, the bath is 4ft and the shower heads max height is 5ft and you’re 5ft 10. The list is endless. Frozen butters, bread that’s thinner than a tramps shoe, jeez, don’t get me started. Non of that with The Castle in Eyesfleet. Plush, decor with soft music playing in the back ground, great lighting and all smiles from their super team. Rooms are light with crisp bed linen, lanterns, coffee machines, windows that actually open, vintage fans, green plants etc. The Castle is like Soho Houses baby brother. A great menu from their relatively new young chef. He left the flat plains of Norfolk heading for the Smoke, stumbled upon The Castle in Eyesfleet and has stayed ever since. Believe me, I know a Thai curry pie sounds grim but it was pretty sensational, although the accompanied gravy boat could’ve done with a touch of coconut/curry sauce. I’d suggested it, so if you order the curry pie and it comes with the sauce, you’ve me to thank. What else can I tell you? The bar? Cocktails, craft beers and more spirits than a haunted house. Full bodied reds available by the glass. Always a bugbear when the house red is like flamin’ Vimto. Not at the Castle, the Shiraz went straight to the knees and had me aiming for bed for a great nights kip.

Service is great

Very basic hotel but clean and reasonably priced for something very central to all the shops/restaurants We went for a theatre show and it was literally around the corner so it was a perfect location

very nice,good price，good situation,easy to driving to the airport.

I had the pleasure of staying at this hotel and I must say it was an excellent experience throughout. Clean spacious room with an incredibly comfortable bed which enabled us to have a great nights sleep. We ate in the bar lovely meal made all the better by the excellent service we received from Tom, he was attentive, friendly and made us feel really welcome. Would definitely recommend and will be returning.

The staff in the Spa and Orangery are excellent with the exception of one quite sullen masseuse. My facial was a lovely experience. For the Spa cost, i’d have expected more. Fellow guests felt their massages were shorter than the allotted time. Treatments were not booked in synch with others in the party or timed adequately wrt using gym/pool. My facial was before my sauna/swim. The lounge/waiting area and relaxation areas both need a top-notch coffee machine. The pool needs to be warmer. The changing room is too small and lockers cramped. The between-shower screens are almost transparent. The showers need luxury shampoos, shower gels and body and hand lotions. The make-up area is too small for ladies glamming up for the afternoon tea or post-spa lunch. There needs to be more waste-bins too. The Orangery is beautifully decorated and light and airy. The afternoon tea is quite small and food replenishments are sadly chargeable. Tea is replenished. The scones are small and not warm. Overall, great front-of-house staff and quality decor covers for a lack of substance in facilities and food which feels like a let-down in one of Tun Wells most notable hotels.