Absolutely wonderful staff. Everyone very friendly and eager to help. Wonderful old building if you are in the old hotel section. On the day of our stay the hotel had issues with cleaning staff absences. Cleanliness was an issue, but resolved by reception promptly.

A lovely, quirky old building. It was very clean. The staff were friendly, happy to help. I found plenty of parking in their rear car park. One of are mattresses was very flat. My partner didnt mind. We had a lovely expensive here. We would stay again.

Staff were really nice and attentive, though surprised we only had one bath towel for two guests, hotel is just a bit tired and in need of some TLC though the rooms are spotlessly clean. Location is wonderful, Tonbridge is a lovely town

The hotel is really good value. Compared to the cost of accommodation near Sevenoaks.. It's clean but needs updating. Rooms tired, with old furniture. Bar area is very nice. The staff are really helpful and pleasant. We would stay here again.

Decent hotel but will need modernized soon. Good price, clean and comfortable.

Above

Stayed here before.good location

The hotel is like a slightly older lady who needs a bit of a make over. There were a few ‘niggly’ problems with the room eg dripping shower, but it was clean, good breakfast and staff were very obliging and friendly. I would stay again.

This is my third time using this hotel and as usual everything was fine I got the same room that I requested as it is in the courtyard and easily accessible and suites me fine I will definitely be back in the future when I am visiting Tonbridge again.

I was in a room in the old part of the hotel it had a lot of character was clean with a walk in shower. Staff were pleasant and friendly, location was great and the lowest price for a room in Tonbridge. I would stay there again.

Very quiet and very helpful staff.

After arriving was put in room and was told it was quiet how wrong. Door being slammed late at night and early morning. I asked to be moved and then no hot water was told it would be an hour but know hot water from 7pm and all night and in the Morning.

I didn’t like it

A impromptu last minute booking due to the poor weather, the member of staff checking us in was prompt and polite. The room was poorly lit and in need of an upgrade, the bathroom was also in a poor state of repair and a observation on this was passed to the management team. The bar person, didn't know what glasses to serve a G&T in and gave it in a half pint glass :-( Breakfast was freshly cooked and in good supply.

Had to move room 3 times!!! First room I was given had not been cleaned, 2nd room “number 30 is only to be given out as last resort” as there is nothing in it!!! 3rd room was at least “ready” for customers, facing the car park so extremely noisy. The restaurant is closed permanently and was not communicated to me before booking, how can you run a hotel without a restaurant? Very run down, grotty building. Water has 2 temperatures - hot or skin melting. Hotel needs to be shut down and refurbished. The only good thing about this place are the staff. They are a credit to the company. Not worth the money. 1 night was more than enough.

I was impressed with the cleanliness of The Rose & Crown Hotel, I found the staff friendly and extremely helpful. I will definitely be staying again.

The room was ok and staff friendly. The bar was a bit of a let down, sat at a table and all you could hear were young lads at the bar discussing wanking and despite it saying you can get a drink after midnight from the night porter it was refused just after 10. The barman just left and didn’t say a word

The Rose and Crown is very old: it is a Grade II listed building (read the entry about it online at British listed buildings). Above the entrance is a rare survivor: an inn sign with the arms of Frederick Prince of Wales and Princess Augusta, parents of the future George III (they married 1736, he died 1751). Usually inns had the arms of the monarch, in this case George II. The king and his son did not get along, and Frederick gathered a following of his own - so the innkeeper was taking sides in the royal standoff! The facade is a typical reserved Georgian brick design. Inside (reception, bar and restaurant) are timber beams of a much earlier building. So the inn got a face-lift c1736-50). Upstairs, the rooms are along corridors at different levels - the typical ramshackle construction of half-timbered buildings. The doors are unusually small, again as was often the case in earlier structures. So you know you are in a historic space. It won’t be up to modern hotel standards but if you insist, at the back is a wing built in the 1970s. In the historic block, the bathrooms have been renovated recently. I would hope the carpeting and the beds are next - I would charitably say they were acceptable. My Full English Breakfast was cooked fresh to order and was well up to standard. Staff were friendly. It was an interesting experience and reasonable at this price point.

It was very convenient for local amenities and parking was good. The room was adequate but cold because the heating didn't work. The temperature of the shower was fixed and the bathroom light was temperamental.

Parking available at the rear of the hotel. Friendly staff. Furnishings and decor dated and creaking floorboards but as you would expect for the age of the hotel. Full English buffet was tasty (warm plates would have been nice). Windows in room actually opened wide which was ideal for us as we prefer fresh cool air whilst sleeping (radiators and heated towel rail worked fine). Definitely bring earplugs rooms are not sound proofed to any degree. Bath was great, shower not so. Overall our 2 night stay was comfortable and in a great location on the high street to explore with the train station in walking distance.

Room not cleaned thoroughly.Found toe nails on carpet. Bath very slippery, No rubber shower matt in bath. my partner slipped twice getting out and hurt himself. Needs updating. Wasn't told we had to ask to stay in the rooms in the pub, we have stayed in the rooms in the pub before and had an excellent time. We stay again if we had room in pub.

Room smelt old, wardrobe fulling apart couldn’t use, not much in coffee basket food on the floor. Could feel the join of the two beds pushed together even with a zip, Breakfast wasn’t great taste of washing up liquid on scrambled egg. Not much choice

A very third rate experience. Ripped & stained net curtains. Wallpaper coming off wall. Dirty hand basin (not cleaned from previous guest). Bathroom shelf not level - items fell off. Smeared mirrors and tiles. Generally grubby communal areas. Marked and stained furniture. Less than comfy beds. The only good thing was the location. Needs a complete overhaul and brought up to modern expectations. At £60 a night off season, an expensive & less than pleasant stay.

Really nice rooms just need a little dust/clean up

shocking would not recommend

Nice single room. Lovely and clean. However, a Summer quilt in the middle of Winter is not sufficient to keep your guests toasty! I do believe your written gumph stated that extra blankets were available. When I asked at reception I was told they were not. I was given a lovely warm heater though but this was not practical to have on all night, as you got too hot. So no happy medium for Room No 2! The answer lays in 15 tog quilt. Then I will come again and give you 5 stars! Parking is fantastic though and it is a brilliant hotel for exploring Tonbridge with as is so central. I would definitely recommend a visit and for £63, you definitely cant go wrong!

Not great, still giving small plastic bottles of shampoo in each room rather than a refillable large bottle. Hotel very dated and tired. If was fine for a one night stay as the location was convenient but I wouldn't stay again. Clean bedding and towels but the room was generally dusty with cobwebs in the corners

The property has seen better days and is now clearly run down. The room was cool the heating appeared not to work while the bathroom had no heating and a window that did not close properly. The shower did not work effectively but since this was a bathroom not to linger in that was the least of our problems. We found one of the bed side lamps not working and there was no spare bulb available so no reading in bed. Overall a very uncomfortable stay not to be repeated.

Lovely hotel full of charm and character, and very conveniently placed in the heart of the town.

Very tired and dated. Service was ok and staff friendly. Only 1 plug in the room and none located near the bed.

We stayed in Victoria Suite, lovely bed, very comfortable. Bathroom nice and clean, but no water pressure in shower, unless on very hot. Carpet to bedroom needs proper clean, not just vacum. Really is a lovely room, would stay again, would give 5 stars, if not for minor issues noted above.

Really quite place in town excellent