Manston Vacations from $645

Dated and tired, in need of a renovation however very spacious rooms. Good selection of tea and coffee in the room. Staff fantastic and very attentive.

Great staff, clean room, well kept. Unfortunately the breakfast was very disappointing, greasy and not quality ingredients. we are vegan/vegetarian and the plant based bacon was very greasy, only small half grilled tomato and almost burned sausage. it would be great to check for fresher ingredients

The room was basic but clean. The bed very comfortable. I stayed in the winter, so the room was cold sometimes. The rest of the hotel was clean but very cold. I don’t think they put the heating on. This made my stay uncomfortable.

The Tickled Trout — West Farleigh’s Warmest Secret Tucked gently into the rolling green of West Farleigh, The Tickled Trout feels less like a pub and more like a love letter to quintessential Britain. It sits there quietly - cosey, warm, and impossibly inviting - as though the countryside itself decided to give you a hug. Step inside and you’re met not by staff, but by hosts, bright-eyed and brilliantly friendly, the kind of people who make you feel as though you’ve lived here your whole life. There’s a soft murmur of conversation, a clink of glasses, and that unmistakable sense of community, so rare these days, yet alive and well within these walls. And then the food arrives. Not “pub grub,” not even close - this is craft, incredibly good dishes that carry a quiet confidence,as if they know they’ll exceed every expectation long before you lift a fork. It’s the sort of cooking that makes you linger, savouring both the flavour and the moment. Stay the night and you’ll find rooms that are beautifully appointed, thoughtful in every detail, where comfort is woven into the fabric of the place. It feels like waking up inside a postcard - still, serene, and wonderfully British. What surprises most, perhaps, is how all this quality -the warmth, the craft, the welcome - comes at a price far gentler than it deserves. It’s hospitality done properly: generous, genuine, and profound

It was ok for the price but I’ve been in travelodges that have more room amenities. No glasses, just mugs and a kettle. All the sockets are extremely low and so it’s either difficult to or you’re not able to get the plugs in you need that you’ve bought with you. In our room the air con came on in the middle of the night, and in our room it had a spanner showing that it had a problem…so I was unable to turn it off and it was pretty noisy so had about 1.5 hours of trying to get back to sleep. Not the worst but also not the best.