Great option if you travel by car! We travelled out of weddins season, so the price/quality was a at a great level. SUper friendly stuff. Nice historical background of place (we are nerds so we really enjoyed that) Rooms are in a recent buildings on the territory, so no noble smells of castle :) English/continental breakfast was lovely! It was a relatively small but reasonable range of components, everyone seemed to find themselves a nice filling breakfast of their preferences! Soft bed, hot water in the shower is hot - that is what makes hikers happy! Thank you!

Great selection for breakfast, both hot and cold, the room was compact which was perfect for staying on my own, all super clean and loved the modern spacious bathroom. Lovely long nature walk in the grounds too through the woods and seating in the open areas too.

Seemed very short-staffed at breakfast time with nobody to greet me, and I couldn't find anyone to ask. A few others I saw were looking lost as well because we didn't know the procedure. First day was table service in the conservatory, then the second day was full self-service buffet in a different room and it took me a while to find this out. Better signage would be helpful.

Salomons was very good value for money and close to Tonbridge Wells. The breakfast was of good quality and plentiful. Accommodation (we were in Canterbury) was basic but clean. WiFi signal was strong. We would stay here again.

We had a bit of a problem with the TV. There was constant static interference later in the evening, and I couldn't figure out what was causing it. Not a huge issue for us, but it was a bit annoying. There was also no food on-site, apart from breakfast. It would have been nice to have that option.

The ease to get to Tunbridge Wells. I had 6 rooms booked for a birthday celebration in Tunbridge Wells. The ease of parking, very reasonably priced accommodation & distance from town made this a no brainer.

We had been told the bar would be open until midnight, but we had to share the barman with a wedding taking place in another part of the hotel, meaning our bar was locked for long periods of time. This was frustrating when trying to get drinks on our return to the hotel & as we were celebrating my 60th birthday & I didn’t want the celebration to end so early.

The estate is really beautiful and we thoroughly enjoyed exploring the extensive grounds, including the 'fairy trail' . The staff on reception and at breakfast were very friendly, efficient and welcoming. The view from the conservatory and lounge area is magnificent - a really stunning setting.

We stayed in 'Canterbury' block and while the rooms were very clean and nicely decorated, they are a bit on the small side. The bed was also very small for a couple (it seemed smaller than a regular double), and the mattress needed replacing. Finally, it would be good to have a bit more tea and milk in the rooms please.

Breakfasts were good. Staff were friendly and approachable. Parking was good - ev charging points would be a useful addition

The ensuite was perhaps a little weary. I have difficulty showering because radiotherapy has damaged nerves and my arms are not good. We gathered that larger showers are available in the rooms for people with a disability - but there are no double rooms catering for disability. Access to accommodation without steps would be an advantage.

The main house is a beautiful facility. Can sit and drink tea in lovely surroundings at a reasonable price. Breakfast was fabulous and the estate itself is delightful! All staff encountered were friendly.

The accommodation itself was a bit underwhelming. Creaky and a little spartan. The rooms themselves were clean and nicely provisioned but every step you (and everyone else) takes makes a noise. Also a good walk from the main reception. Parking plentiful overall but a little tricky finding space near the accommodation. Despite these negatives thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Room was in an annex block and was extremely well fitted out and the bathroom looked new. Bed was comfortable. Had a delicious buffet breakfast in the main building the next day. The grounds of the Salomons estate were well worth exploring with lots of pretty features. It was also very interesting finding out about the various Salomon family members in the two rooms set up as a museum. All the staff were very friendly, helpful and informative.

The only downside for us was the walk up from the main hotel to the annex accommodation after breakfast which was very steep. For elderly people and people with mobility issues, it would be better to drive down and park near the house itself.

The estate is set within beautiful grounds. The room within the Broomhill complex was clean and had a private bathroom with enclosed shower cubicle. Breakfast was included in my overnight price, I had the option of continental or full English. I chose full English which was served promptly and was of a good standard. Check in and out was easy and reception was available 24/7.

The Broomhill complex wasn't the most aesthetically pleasing. It was noisy when anyone came in or out, the floors bounced in the corridor and it didn't really fit with the rest of the estate. It was comfortable though , but just maybe not what I was expecting.

Very well equipped and spacious accommodation in a quiet location. Ample parking very close to the cottage. Good TV and facilities. Great bathroom with under floor heating. Everything was clean and tidy. Dog friendly with tiled flooring throughout and a nice walking area adjacent to the cottage. Good pubs nearby for food and drink. Historic house and gardens and close to attractions such as Hever Castle and Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Mattress wasn't the most comfortable, and is only a 4'6" wide bed. Memory foam is cheap these days! No restaurant onsite in the evenings and no cooked breakfast available during our stay.