Arlingham Hotel with Pool

"Room was in a state of disrepair. Shower, paint lifting off the walls. But the restaurant bars and lobby were in great condition."

"Brilliant spa and wonderful stay"

"The room and bathroom were very clean, as was the hotel in general. Our only disappointment was the standard of service at breakfast; whilst the food was excellent the service left a bit to be desired and the waitress was thoroughly miserable. She appeared to focus on table cleaning around us rather than being attentive to guests’ needs. Thankfully our breakfast was not contaminated by the cleaning fluid that she was using at an adjacent table."

"We loved our three nights at Ellenborough Park. What a gorgeous property. The room we had was number 40! Looked like a bridal suite!. The food was fabulous and great bar. The spa was excellent. Kevin is a great manager! Max, Charlie, Bernadette and all the other waiters were fabulous! The Sunday lunch was great! We will definitely be back for another visit!"

"The breakfast was awful. Dry black pudfing. Poor toaster, sausage bland and undercooked bacon!"

"We had a lovely stay and definitely be back staff are so helpful"

"The staff upon arrival and at the bar were very pleasant and helpful making the stay a very relaxed experience. The rooms were comfortable too and we enjoyed our stay."

"The property was clean but a little dated. Breakfast was good. The food in general was good. The room was very dated and in need of an update. The prices were extortionate for where it is, way more expensive than Kent on par with London. The biggest miss sell is the tv. It is advertised on Expedia as a 55” smart tv. It is not 55” and is definitely not smart. This was extremely disappointing as my wife and I were looking forward to cosying up in the room and catching up with Netflix as we are very busy people and don’t get much time at home to do this. I will be writing to Expedia to complain about this as it was something we both really wanted in our stay."

"The WiFi didn't work and my request for action was ignored."