Location: Maidstone Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Maidstone Bed and Breakfast Inns
The best available Bed and Breakfast Inns to stay near Maidstone
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Maidstone, Kent, England including The Tickled Trout, The Potting Shed, Innkeeper's Lodge Maidstone, Rock House Bed and Breakfast, Riseden Bed & Breakfast, Rock House Bed and Breakfast, Leeds Castle - Maidens Tower B&B.
Restaurants in Maidstone
1. The Tickled Trout
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
The Tickled Trout is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Maidstone, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Nearby landmarks such as Town Hall (2.4 mi) and All Saints The Parish Church of Maidstone (2.4 mi) make The Tickled Trout a great place to stay when visiting Maidstone. The Tickled Trout features a sun terrace. Plus, guests can enjoy a lounge, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Maidstone. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the seafood restaurants, including Barming Fish and Chips, Deep Blue, and Crispins Fish and Chips, all of which are a short distance from The Tickled Trout. Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out a garden, such as Brenchley Gardens. Enjoy your stay in Maidstone!
Potential…
Reviewed By daz909I would say this place has potential… Firstly the good: 1. Inside, the decor was understated but clean, there was a nice ambience and overall a nice play to be. 2. Plenty of parking. 3. Friendly staff. 4. Location. 5. The ethos of the menu; especially given the name of the restaurant. Secondly, the not so good: 1. Service was slow; time taken to clean away plates was just too long. The customers next to us hadn’t had their mains and it turned out that they had actually been forgotten about. 2. Water was brought to the table and left sealed and un-poured. I have no issues pouring my own drinks but to be a great restaurant, it should really be getting these basics right. 3. Some staff seemed a little nervous and unsure. Although pleasant they didn’t seem comfortable around customers and weren’t sure about the “new menu”. 4. There were no appetisers or bread offered whilst you waited. Of course you could order some appetisers from the menu when it arrived but small appetisers/bread etc, compliments of the chef, always add to the premium feel of a restaurant. 5. The main was just okay. I’m not sure the beetroot and parsnips worked with the bream. 7. Booked a table online seeing that there was a garden. On arrival it transpired they don’t serve food outside. Very disappointed considering the weather. Overall, it was an okay evening. With some staff training and some fine tuning of the menu it could be great.
2. The Potting Shed
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Six uniquely themed bedrooms in the heart of Kent. Step out of the everyday and into an immersive eco-haven, with living roofs, solar powered energy and locally sourced food and drink, right on your doorstep. Perfect for a weekend hideaway or an unforgettable countryside retreat. Close to true Kentish delights such as Leeds Castle and the North Downs Way and set in the grounds of our welcoming pub and restaurant, our rooms offer extraordinary design finished to an exceptional standard. A place to revitalise, relax and re-charge our rooms are the perfect countryside retreat or place to stay after an evening in the pub. Come for a meal, stay for the night.
Delightful
Reviewed By anadventurerA series of 6 adjoining rooms that feel like little cottages. Very comfortable large living area and bedroom alcove. Nice large bath. The cottages open into an attractive garden area. Included breakfast was very good with many choices
3. Innkeeper's Lodge Maidstone
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 166 reviews
Situated in an impressive, colonial-style 18th century building, Miller & Carter offers the best value accommodation in wonderful surroundings. Conveniently located for exploring Kent, Chatham, East Malling, and beyond, this bed and breakfast hotel in Maidstone will allow you to enjoy a comfortable night's sleep, as well as a great menu of delicious seasonal pub food, cask ales, and carefully chosen fine wines. Whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure, Miller & Carter (previously The White Rabbit) will ensure that you receive a warm welcome and have a truly memorable stay. This hotel is just 15-minutes’ walking distance from Maidstone town centre, has its own on-site parking and provides easy access to all major road routes. Perfect for exploring the beautiful Kent countryside and the historic Medway towns, or just kicking back and relaxing after a business meeting. Among the other perks that come as standard you’ll find free tea and coffee making facilities, free wi-fi, large-screen TVs and a desk for catching up on work after a busy day.
Excellent Accommodation
Reviewed By UpcottHseWe always stay at the Innkeeper’s Lodge when in Maidstone. The hotel has character and an interesting history. The service and food are excellent. The car parking includes access to a BP Pulse rapid charger which is handy for EV users.
4. Rock House Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 30 reviews
Rock House is a small independent B&B with 15 rooms, ranging from single, twin,double and multiple occupancy. We have recently finished a full refurbishment of the property with new carpets and fittings throughout. Most of our rooms are en-suite, with a desk, comfortable chair and under counter fridges. We are a 10 minute walk from Maidstone town centre, Maidstone West train station and a short bus ride from Maidstone Hospital. The bus stops just outside the hotel for easy access. Rock House is a traditional B&B and has been under new management since March 2015. We are constantly improving the service that we provide our guests and always welcome feedback via our website, e-mail or Trip Advisor. We have a small, friendly team of staff, making Rock House feel like home.
Lovely stay
Reviewed By C3924FLjuliehExcellent, stayed one night for concert at motes Park, staff very friendly and helpful, room lovely and clean. Breakfast spot on could not fault service, coffee hut outside very good. Will be returning if we need to stay in Maidstone would recommend
5. Riseden Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Riseden Bed and Breakfast is located within walking distance to the beautiful Loose valley. Located just a short walk away is a lovely 14th century pub, serving excellent homemade food. Riseden is conveniently placed close to Maidstone town centre with excellent transport links to local attractions, the coast, channel tunnel and London. " The lovliest castle in the world " Leeds castle is just a 20 min drive away. We have large en-suite, comfortable rooms and offer a delicious locally sourced breakfast menu. You can be assured a warm welcome at our family run, luxury B&B.
You could not find a better B and B. or more wonderful hosts!
Reviewed By greenman13My friend and I have just returned from a most wonderful stay at Riseden Bed and Breakfast in Maidstone. From the very start, after a warm welcome, we went to our room which was gorgeous. It was beautifully decorated; the bathroom was spacious, and all was spotlessly clean. Our hosts, Andy and Christine, couldn't have done more for us, and when it was my 60th birthday during our visit, a taxi could not be found to take us to our evening meal, Andy drove us to the restaurant and Christine arranged a return taxi. The breakfasts were superb, especially the homemade yoghurt, coulis and granola pots and Andy’s table service was a delight, along with his witty comments. Christine’s hostessing reflects her many years in the hospitality trade. Nothing was too much trouble for her. If there is a better B and B in Britain, I would like to know where it is! The whole stay was fantastic and I'm already missing it. If I'm ever in this area again Riseden will be my number one choice, anything else would be a disappointment. Thank you again Andy and Christine, you made our holiday! Kath
6. Rock House Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 30 reviews
Rock House is a small independent B&B with 15 rooms, ranging from single, twin,double and multiple occupancy. We have recently finished a full refurbishment of the property with new carpets and fittings throughout. Most of our rooms are en-suite, with a desk, comfortable chair and under counter fridges. We are a 10 minute walk from Maidstone town centre, Maidstone West train station and a short bus ride from Maidstone Hospital. The bus stops just outside the hotel for easy access. Rock House is a traditional B&B and has been under new management since March 2015. We are constantly improving the service that we provide our guests and always welcome feedback via our website, e-mail or Trip Advisor. We have a small, friendly team of staff, making Rock House feel like home.
Lovely stay
Reviewed By C3924FLjuliehExcellent, stayed one night for concert at motes Park, staff very friendly and helpful, room lovely and clean. Breakfast spot on could not fault service, coffee hut outside very good. Will be returning if we need to stay in Maidstone would recommend
7. Leeds Castle - Maidens Tower B&B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
The 16th century Maiden’s Tower at Leeds Castle, offers five stunning bedrooms with breath-taking views and en-suite bathrooms, all beautifully decorated in period style with a contemporary twist. Your overnight stay will include a full English or continental breakfast, made with fresh local produce, served in the 17th Century oak-beamed Castle View Restaurant the following morning. We are extremely proud that the Maiden's Tower has been awarded the title of AA Unique Bed and Breakfast of the Year 2017.
Very dissatisfied
Reviewed By kathycQ7897EJOur family gave us vouchers for Leeds Castle as a Golden Wedding Anniversary gift and we stayed at The Maidens Tower for dinner bed and breakfast.Arrival started badly because a rude security person couldn't find our booking , however when we were finally allowed through the gate the reception staff were warm and welcoming.Our room was clean and comfortable with lovely views .The castle and grounds were spectacular and we enjoyed exploring .Dinner was booked for 7:15pm and on arrival we were warned that they had a tasting event and service would be slow , but we didn't mind as the food was gorgeous and it was nice not to feel rushed.However lots of other diners were complaining. We had pleasant evening and slept well .Next morning we enjoyed a stroll through the gardens then went for breakfast in the restaurant.Staff were very good we were given our hot drinks and orders taken for our choice of hot breakfast , we had a few bits from the buffet while we waited ...and waited ...and waited 45 minutes later we were still waiting .Staff were wandering about and people were waiting for ages , it all seemed a bit chaotic,then couple who came in after us were given their breakfast at which point I complained to the young woman who seemed to be in charge .She was very apologetic and said she would chase up our food and it was served shortly afterwards.My Eggs Royal was perfect with nicely poached eggs but my husband's Full English was terrible they had run out of hash browns the bacon was like cardboard and the poached egg yolk was rock hard .We were so disappointed and it very much spoiled our stay , bearing in mind the occasion.It is expensive to stay at the castle and the service we received was just not good enough for the price we paid .When we checked out we raised our concerns with a member of reception staff who apologised profusely and offered to call a manager but to be honest we so upset we just wanted to go .
