Kent Independent Hotels & Suites

We had a lovely stay at Frasers, we went for my sister in law's 50 Birthday afternoon tea, which was fantastic, the sausage rolls are absolutely out of this world. We stayed overnight, the room was lovely, and so quiet in the middle of the countryside. Breakfast was great and the staff couldn't do enough for you. Highly recommended.

In general the whole stay was fantastic - was greeted by the owners daughter who was friendly helpful and knowledgable - had a 3 hour drive and the cup of coffee offered on arrival was amazing

Stayed for a mid-week 2 night break. Location is brilliant but you must pre-book the onsite parking. Room was compact but perfectly suitable (we prefer a king size bed but has forfeited this for the location). Loved the cathedral view and walking back from our meal in town at 10pm we enjoyed sitting in the grounds with no-one around. Very special. Breakfast was great and the fact that we had access to the cathedral for 3 days made the hotel even more reasonably priced.

Booking was straightforward, as was checking in. This time we were in one of the mews cottages, Quince Cottage. Our bedroom was comfortable, with tea making facilities, a fan (necessary because it was hot!) and a decent sized t.v. The bed was comfy. The bathroom was large with both a bath and a separate shower cubicle. We had bathrobes and slippers provided, a bottle of still and sparkling water replenished every day, and plenty of bath products of superior quality. Downstairs, we had a separate lounge area, plenty of reading books, a further, larger TV and a small kitchen area, with more tea making facilities and a fridge. UHT milk was provided, but we requested fresh milk which was delivered to our cottage promptly. We used both the indoor and outdoor pools, including the sauna, steam room and jaccuzi. The indoor pool is looking a little jaded now, and the ice machine wasn't working. The whole area, including the changing rooms and showers could do with a little TLC. They were fine, just a bit tired, tiles missing etc. The outdoor pool was good, with plenty of parasols, which were definitely needed whilst we were there. We spent most of our time sitting around the pool area and swimming in the pool which was a decent size. We had one meal in the bar, as we only wanted a sandwich, and the other two nights in the bistro restaurant, where the menu was more than adequate and the food was enjoyable. We WILL return.

verl lovely facilities with addedd extras for example little poem left on bed during evening. Beautiful spa facilites.

Great food and quirky surroundings. Staff very helpful and friendly.

This hotel proved to be a lovely weekend experience for my wife and I. It is situated in beautiful green surroundings not too far out of London and under 1hr from our home. The room we had was very clean, well appointed and close to the main hotel building, bar and dining areas. They have a range of very good quality food on the menu, including a terrific burger which is a must-have! One of the real strengths of this hotel is their consistently lovely, friendly and accommodating staff, which all have a "nothing-is-too-much-trouble" approach to service and helping ensure you are looked after and enjoy your stay. Also, if you like fishing, the hotel is an easy 10mins drive from a good coarse fishing place, Gabriel Fishery which was enjoyable. A big thank you to Ian and all the staff.

A nice hotel, in a good location. Great views from the room - across the Channel to France on a clear day! We'd definitely stay again if we're in the area.

We chose this hotel as we were on our way to Canterbury from the west side of London. Town of Sittingbourne quite industrial and the location of the hotel does not lend itself to walking about. Restaurant very costly so had to get in the car again to find an alternate dining facility.

We had a lovely couple of days on the way to the car ferry