One Warwick Park Hotel

A gem of a hotel that never fails. The rooms are of a high standard with everything you need. The staff are always friendly and welcoming and the bar is a pleasant area to sit and relax. Breakfast is good although I do get the feeling of a high turnover of staff as it is rare that I recognise anyone despite regular visits - that said, always friendly and efficient. Great location for either the town or the Pantiles. Car park limited

Loved this hotel, reception super helpful and check in was excellent. The room we had was very modern, lovely comfy bed and excellent breakfast. The car park is not next to the hotel but the hotel is in the centre. Breakfast was fantastic and all round top hotel. The only negative was I had a £20.00 charge on my card which appeared the next day. It did take 3 calls, but did get a refund. Thank you for a lovely day.

Looking for somewhere to stay in Kent for a mini break in August Checked out Premier Inns Travelodge etc etc Sevenoaks Maidstone Tonbridge Wells anywhere in this area will do Came across Warwick Park hotel , looked good so we decided to give a try Thank goodness we did- excellent choice , welcoming staff, clean modern rooms , reasonable price and close to Restaurants and bars Could not believe how lucky we were to decline the near motorway alternatives. Car park was a little walk up the road but don’t let this deter you Fabulous 3 days at local National Trusts and very enjoyable stay and what a nice town Tonbridge is Thanks to all

A fabulous hotel. It's superbly located, right beside The Pantiles and the High Street, which is great. The breakfast is superb, freshly cooked to order. The bedroom was very well appointed with the biggest, most comfortable bed we've ever slept in. The team is brilliant and can't do enough to help. It's a good idea to book directly as you'll be given a more tailored room for your needs, e.g., walk-in shower. We'll definitely return.

A modern, sophisticated boutique hotel, very close to the Pantiles. Friendly and helpful staff, we spent a few days here for a short break. Booked an executive room that was spatious, with a large bed and all the facilities you would expect (including liquid milk)!! Breakfast was great value and great quality. A short walk to the Pantiles and a lot of restaurants and bars. Close to the train station, park and a variety of shops. Really enjoyed this quality hotel and will visit again. Highly recommended.

I took my partner here for a weekend for his birthday. I was surprised it only costed £216 for two nights because this place was absolutely stunning! At first we did have a problem where someone else was given our room because we both had the same name, however this was quickly corrected. As an apology, the hotel sent us a free bottle of wine for me and my partner which was lovely! The setting of this hotel was amazing, staff went above and beyond to make our stay exceptional. Although the only thing i would change within the hotel would be the price of the snacks in the mini bar... I understand the pricing can be alot as the snacks are there available when you need them. However it was roughly £5 for a 250ml can of redbull which in any shop would he around £1.50-£1.70. Regardless of this, i would definitely stay here again. The rooms are well taken care of, staff are always there when you need them and youre always greeted by a warm welcome :) They also have a restaurant within the hotel called The Brassier… I must say that it was definitely not a disappointment! I had the breakfast pancakes whilst my partner had the full english breakfast. The food was outstanding and definitely was worth checking out. The setting of the restaurant was beautiful, the food was fantastic and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. I would recommend this hotel to anyone and everyone as I know that this hotel will not disappoint. I will definitely be coming here again!

We stayed over one night on way to visit family. Hotel was in a great location near the pantiles. Hotel was full and there was a hen party in the bar by the reception when we arrived at 4pm. Had to wait a little to get our room but we were kindly offered a free drink while we waited. We asked for a room away from the bar across the street. We were allocated a lovely quite room on the topfloor. Really comfortable bed, good aircon, big tv. All staff were very friendly throughout and went out of their way to help. Had a great nights sleep. Had breakfast next morning in the restaurant. Breakfast was quite good. I had the English breakfast with some croissants while my husband had the eggs bennadict. Would recommend the cosy hotel for a stay in Tunbridge wells.

Fantastic hidden gem in Tunbridge Wells. Excellent location next door to the Pantiles and also the High Street shops. The hotel is fairly new, has comfortable beds and well appointed bathrooms. The air-conditioning is good for summer. Ask for rooms with a window view. There is free parking further up the road but if you wish to pay, the hotel has a reserved area for parking.

The room was dirty with stains in the carpet (photo) and mold in the bathroom sink and tiles. The door of the bathroom would not close properly, the room’s door handle assembly would fall off (photo), the support for the toilet paper was loose and the roll would constantly fall on the floor (house keeping did not even replenish the toilet paper, the tissue box was empty), never seen pillows so hard, the pillows were so old and compacted they felt like they were made of sand, making laying down or sleeping very uncomfortable. The bathroom was so tiny the sink was 12” and could only fit one hand at the time under the faucet (photo) and the door had to open outwards but not fully because it hits the bed, there was only a 60cm ledge in the bathroom to put your stuff and it was right over the toilet (photo) the lighting is not enough to shave or put on make up, had to use the windows, the closet would not fit clothes for two people so we gad to leave stuff in the suitcases and there were only two coat hangers for shirts/coats. You can only see through one window and the other faces a brick wall in front, its claustrophobic (photo) and has no sound proofing so you can hear the music from the pub across the street at night. The room was so small the door was a foot from your head on the bed which was not only uncomfortable but gave zero privacy if you open the door (photo). The room was outside the hotel (photo) and up three flights of narrow stairs with your luggage. Because the room is so small the A/C unit is in a place that it blows the air directly at the bed so you have to turn it off. There is absolutely no excuse for charging for a 4 star room and instead giving you this, and management didn’t even bother to inquire about this after I complained at reception and was told they would.