Everything was good. Breakfast was good. Room was very clean. Honesty bar was a nice touch. Location excellent. Being able to park car right outside our room was very convenient.

The trains running all night at the back of the room. The noise wasn’t a problem as I always wear earplugs but it was the vibration from it that I found annoying. My husband didn’t find it a problem. He slept soundly all night so down to the individual. If a light sleeper I would advise staying in a room in the main building and not in the Stables.

The property was close to shops, pubs and restaurants and a quick walk into the centre of Canterbury. The property was unique with a main house and separate garden rooms. Loved sitting in the garden in the afternoons and access to the honour- system bar in the evenings. Our room was quaint and clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the breakfast which included fruit, cereals, tea or coffee, juices, and a choice of hot breakfast items made to order.

If you have a bigger car, access to the parking lot and the small stalls may be tricky. Garden rooms backed onto the rail lines so there was some noise in the rooms but nothing earplugs couldn’t block out.

The room was comfortable within a nice garden, you could make teas/coffee and top up as many times as you wanted. The breakfast was very good, the hot breakfast was supplied by a local butcher. All the staff were very nice. The location was near the railway station, and wasn't too far from the city centre.

The guest house was near the railway station, but you did hear the trains going by. The rooms I believe were sound proofed, but you still could hear the trains, saying that we still slept.

Amazing historical building. Honor bar, good food, remarkable location, gorgeous private garden, wonderful employees, and very good quality level 2 EVSEs. The exposed ancient wooden ceiling beams really added to the character. The bathroom was spacious and very comfortable with good facilities. We would definitely return here to stay again.

The ceilings were lower than expected, so we had to be careful in some places, but it is a building originally from the 1400s, so visitors should expect some differences.

This is a beautiful old building dating from the 16th century and has lots of period features and a really eclectic funky layout and decoration. There are also 8 rooms externally which are modern, this is where we stayed. The location is great, very near to the West gate and about 10 minutes walk to the cathedral. There is a railway line running along the back of the external rooms you can here trains running but for me it was not a problem, they don’t run at night but they do start running early at around 6:30am. The curtains in the room also let in a lot of light and it would be good to have blackout curtains. This two items may affect light sleepers. All the staff were great, very helpful and informative and could not be faulted. They have a self service honesty system at the bar which is great and works well. For breakfast you have to order the day before by filling out the form, breakfasts are traditional cooked and cereal etc. Breakfasts were great very tasty and well presented. Water is provided free and you can fill the provided bottles whenever you want at the bar. Car parking is limited but enough spaces are available you should confirm when booking and provide your car Reg No

The location was perfect, about 4-minutes' walk from the train station and similar distance from city centre. The room was a 'stable room', separated by about 30-seconds' walk from main reception building. It was in a row of four stable rooms and had a patio area with table and two chairs for each room. Lovely to sit out in sunny weather. Also had a larger garden and deck chairs and more patio furniture. The breakfast room was in the main reception building, nicely decorated with gold/red wallpaper and all the tables were spaced out well. Breakfast options included continental and cooked, and had an optional 'Daily Special'. Staff were welcoming and very helpful. We both loved it, and would happily stay there again.

There was nothing we didn't like, everything was good.

Esperanza and all the staff here were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. The house is situated in a great location to explore the city and surrounding areas. It has a lovely ambiance beyond the property front being situated on a busy road and the train running alongside another side. Breakfast was hearty and delicious - it is offered by order form, giving you a varied selection of both hot and cold choices. We stayed in one of the converted stable rooms and our room was comfortably sized, well appointed, and the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom separates the room from the train running alongside the stable so it lessens the train noise considerably - each train passing only lasts about 5 seconds, and it doesn't run during the night, so it was noticeable during our stay but not disruptive.

The lighting in the bathroom could be improved. We didn't understand the need for the added car parking charge here given the ample room this property has.

The room was beautiful just what you expect in this style of hotel. The breakfast menu had an excellent range and was lovely. The location was fantastic everything was within a short distance so no having to use the car once we had arrived. We were greeted by Stephen and from that moment he couldn’t do enough for us even insisted carry our luggage to our room showed us around the hotel and gave us a map to show us where everything was. The honesty bar was an unusual experience for us but that one we enjoyed. If you thinking of booking don’t hesitate it’s one of the best hotels we’ve stayed in

Nothing we were very happy with everything

The House of Agnes is so clean, comfortable and has so much character. The staff could not have been anymore helpful & the breakfast was lovely. Will definitely be returning 😊

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Location is central and close to station; the staff were very welcoming and helpful - I particularly appreciated being shown to my room rather than expected to wander off to find it as in most places these days; I personally found the decor in some of the rooms is a bit eccentric and kitsch for the age of this historic property but everything needed for a comfortable stay was there, and everywhere was very clean. There is a very well stocked honesty bar and plenty of room to sit and relax downstairs and in the beautiful garden. There are also modern rooms in an adjacent building (where I stayed on another night).

The breakfast was very well cooked with a lot of choice - the big draw back for me (and from comments over heard, others) is that you have to order what you want for breakfast by no later than 6pm the night before and specify time you will eat. I find it very difficult to order food so far in advance, with no idea of how hungry I will be. There didn't seem to be much flexibility with this. There is no staff on premises after about 7pm but the building seemed very secure and there was an emergency number.