Hotels near St Luke's Church, Tunbridge Wells

Breakfast was generous. The hotel is quiet. Transportation bus and driving are convenient. Free parking. In winter, park your car to the sun. Because the glass frosted, a bottle of water-washed frost was prepared in the car.

The location and the gold club are stunning. The bed was very comfortable and the room new. However, the staff was very unhelpful and unwelcoming. They couldn’t help with taxi booking, they didn’t accommodate an early check-in request even thought it was given over 2 months in advance. The request for a quiet room resulted in one where there were groups of men practicing golf right in front of the balcony.

This is a manor hotel, and it looks pretty good from the outside. I still want to pick something wrong: First of all, it is the hygiene problem. Cobwebs can be seen everywhere, in the corner of the bathroom, on the walls of the room, and even in the menu of the food delivery. I can't understand such a thing appearing in a so-called high-end hotel. Inside; the waiter is still quite polite, but I called the front desk from the room to arrange the wake-up service for me the next day... but it was not done for me; the restaurant is said to belong to Fine Dining, from the perspective of the breakfast... Healthy, Do what I want for me with intentions, not sloppy; the hotel is equipped with a so-called clubhouse, including a separate gym, swimming pool, changing room (but no sauna, steam), the equipment is not perfect; in addition, there is a leisure The restaurant in the hotel can be used by the guests of the health center, but the selection of coffee beans is not good; the hotel's main building and the rooms are quite stuffy, airtight, and have no air conditioning. The ¥1670 twin room with two breakfasts is not very spacious, there is no small refrigerator, the sound insulation is poor, and the walk outside the doorway can be heard clearly... and it is shocking; there are actually two English-style billiard tables downstairs in the restaurant of the main building for guests. Play, that's the only big highlight. You have to check out at 11 o'clock, which can be delayed for an hour, and then you need to charge 50 pounds, but it does not say how long this charge will last.

We had a great overnight stay with two rounds of golf even if the bar prices were slightly on the high side. Only downside was the food. The evening meal for all 3 courses was as bad as I have had anywhere. Prawn cocktail was very vinegary. The Pork Belly loin roll was 80% fat. Now I expect some fat as the nature of the dish. Just not that much. The rest of the main was lovely. Then, all 4 of us choose the Eton Mess for dessert. Strawberry sauce small bit of meringue and a bowl of very nice cream. And a qtr of a strawberry each. So all in all the evening meal was a 3 out of 10. The breakfast in the morning was plentiful lots of choice to full English, cereal, fruits and pastries. Drinks were available and a great choice available. I know it's hard to keep cooked food warm, which they did but the sausages were something like I'd give to 3Yr old. No meat.bacon cooked one side as obviously cooked in the oven but not turned over. It's a shame that the kitchen let the resort down. The golf course was very challenging and we all enjoyed even if we didnt all play as well as we'd like. The staff are all very helpful, the hotel was exceptionally clean and the room was very comfortable. We didn't use the gym or sauna area but they certainly looked good. I'm sure we will return and hopefully the kitchen will have been sorted