Maidstone inns

Pros: Everything thing Lovely and clean, staff really made us welcome

Cons: Nothing to not like absolutely excellent

Pros: The decor

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Convenience of the location.

Cons: Chef late for work at breakfast time, no apology from him. Breakfast rushed as I was having to leave by a deadline. Lack of cereals on offer although on menu. The waitress who did turn up on time was very nice though.

Pros: Excellent big room and beautiful bathroom! The food in the restaurant was great and the Balfour wines available by the glass made a nice pairing!

Cons: Liked everything! But last morning some plumbing issues arised. I'm sure they took good care of it!

Pros: Lovely pub with friendly staff and first rate rooms

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Nice, spacious, relatively luxurious bed and breakfast Very nice restaurant Nice location, in the middle of rural Kent though still 20-25 minutes from Maidstone

Cons: Not really geared for business travellers. Breakfast is after 0930! You are offered continental breakfast in your room if you have to leave before 0930. Not easy to find, especially late at night, when my mobile sat nav stopped working as there was no reception and there was no single soul awake to ask for instructions. I suggested to the owner to alert future customers at time of confirmation of booking, with emphatic fonts e.g. capitals or bold that this may be the case, so to make alternative preparations e.g. print the map or download off line map. Do not take me wrong, overall it is a nice B&B with some very fancy rooms. Very nice for a romantic weekend/getaway!

Pros: It was so close to Leeds Castle, literally 2 minute drive. That’s all we needed. The bed was comfortable. The building was pretty fascinating with the old mill mechanisms. We were also able to use the kitchen to make dinner

Cons: There is not much is a social space in this house, only a smallish kitchen. There a but nearby but the nice pub was about 7 minutes drive away

Pros: Rustic setting and lot of greenery all around

Cons: Average property. Location isn't well connected with public transportation. Limited mobile connectivity also makes it challenging.

Pros: Really pretty location. Very comfortable room.

Pros: The outside of house looked nice.

Cons: The dust. Stuff left from previous ppl in bathrooms and round the house.

Pros: The property is absolutely stunning, filled with character but still has a homely feel. In a beautiful location, a real hidden gem, 5 minutes from Leeds Castle, it’s the perfect location.. Spring, summer, autumn, winter this mill will give you beautiful scenery whether it be in sunshine or snow.. I would recommend this property whether it be for a weekend away or attending a wedding at the castle- and the owner Martin, is absolutely lovely and so helpful! I spent to two nights here and had a wonderful weekend, flawless with no problems. Thank you for a lovely weekend!

Pros: The room was bigger than expected, the view was fantastic, the host was nice and helpful when needed. It's been so quiet and relaxing. The location is also great, close enough to pubs and restaurants and to attractions like Leeds Castle and Diggerland Kent. Definitely recommend!

Pros: Perfect for our purposes no frills but everything we needed. Clean quiet and peaceful!

Cons: Nothing

Pros: The staff were friendly and welcoming

Cons: The place needs sprucing up, needs new carpets, a little tired, the bathroom was spacious but I found the grout needed cleaning. I wouldn't stay there again until it has been updated and freshened up. I understand from the manager that it is about to be bought by new owners, let's hope they take the opportunity to update the place so you feel more comfortable.

Pros: Friendly staff Friendly atmosphere in the properties on site bar

Cons: No food available Room decor shabby Shower poor

Cons: Rooms were dirty, bar area smelt like urine. China cup outside main door was full of cigarette ends. No one available when checking out, so had to make a call to find out where to leave keys. Would not stay here again

Pros: Nothing

Cons: Having paid for a breakfast and confirmed the time with the staff, we went to the breakfast room to find it locked and no sign of life. We had to phone the host, who was not best pleased to be disturbed. He eventually emerged way past our agreed breakfast time to inform us that he knew nothing about our breakfast. Although he offered to make us breakfast, we decided that it would be too late as we had onward journey commitments. We requested a refund for the breakfast which was declined. Following a heated exchange of views, the host told us to get out of his hotel! The shower was pathetic with very low pressure. The carpet in the room was dirty and stained. The heated towel rail in the bathroom did not work leaving the room very chilly.

Pros: Management Staff were really helpful, clean towels changed daily, comfy beds, clean sheets, plenty of tea, coffee & biscuits in the room & the breakfasts are excellent. Decent sized en suite bathroom & powerful large shower. Decent value for money considering it was October half term (£190 for 2 adults, 3 nights with breakfast, mid week) Rooms were lovely & warm once the current Manager managed to suss out the central heating timer! Fabulous choice for breakfast, cereal, juices, fresh fruit, croissants etc but we plumbed for the full English each day which as stated previously were excellent & some of the best we’ve had. Free parking Good location for access to the M20

Cons: The property is very dated & in need of a desperate refurb, lick of paint etc. The carpets although probably hoovered looked absolutely filthy hence the title of the review. We were initially placed in room 1 above the conservatory that felt cold & smelt damp, the carpets looked dreadful & at the time the single radiator in the bedroom did not work & we requested another room & although being told none were available we requested a refund as we were not prepared to stay there but after a 15 minute wait we were offered a choice of 2 rooms & room 7 was much better? All rooms are above the pub but have to say all were quite at night despite previous comments on other revues whilst we stayed. I have to say that I had a lot of empathy for the current Management who informed me that the Roebuck is up for sale hence the lack of investment so desperately needed to restore it to its former glory, a thankless job but he was extremely helpful & couldn’t do enough to make our stay better. During our 3 day stay during half term the Roebuck seemed to be occupied at night by various Contractor gangs etc which would probably explain the state of the carpets, most were gone well before we went down for breakfasts ( nothing wrong with Contractors I hasten to add just telling it as I saw it).

Pros: Location near to Leeds Castle was excellent.

Cons: Access was up stairs (no lift) through a crowded pub