Little Silver Country Hotel

Very nice small hotel, all staff were very friendly, the room was very clean and nice breakfast included in the room price, within easy walking distance of Tenterden town centre and very close driving distance to Chapel Down vineyard. Will use again if in the area

Lovely hotel staff made our stay very enjoyable. Sadly sleep quality not great due to noisy neighbours banging doors and the walls do not keep out noise, although the bed was very comfortable. Also the shower pump going off every couple of minutes kept me awake. As some have said, bathroom in our room could do with an update but was clean and serviceable. Food was good and nicely presented. For an overnight stay it was fine but would not be able to stay longer due to noise issue.

What an absolute gem of a place! A family run hotel managed by people that really care about the reputation they have worked so hard to build. The place is spotlessly clean, the rooms are very well cared for and the staff are amazingly polite and helpful. We were unable to dine there as we stayed early in the week but breakfast was excellent and contained produce from local businesses. We couldn't fault the place. The hotel itself has a nice, homely feel and is full of character.

I guess fairly typical of a non-chain UK country hotel. Everything from the carpets to the shower cubicles look as if they've been there since 1973, and it’s time for an update. Double bed was the smallest I’ve slept in for a long time, pillows desperately need replacing. No aircon, but fan in the room was OK for the ambient temps. We had a snack lunch on arrival which was sort of OK, but please use butter in sandwiches not margarine! Breakfast took an age to arrive, but waiter was very apologetic about the wait. I suspect they only had one member of staff in the kitchen. As a place to stick your head down for a night, acceptable, but you wouldn't want to have to endure an extended stay here. Note very narrow entrance to car park at rear of hotel if you have a wide car. Also, if you need to get somewhere, book your taxis ages in advance (as we did) or you’ve got no chance of getting one at peak times.

Very warm welcome from all staff. Room was cosy. Would benefit from better fitted curtains, they didn’t come together enough to keep the sun out. And perhaps a little longer. But apart from that it was lovely. Bed was comfy, room nice and clean as was the bathroom. Breakfast was good, just the right amount on the full English. I’m not a big eater in the mornings, but that set me up for the day. Obviously there are other options, cereal toast etc. unfortunately, the restaurant wasn’t open in the evening, but there was plenty of other options to choose from in the way of restaurants and takeaways. We decided on the TN30 fish and chips. Which I highly recommend, you will not be disappointed. Overall, was a lovely stay. The hotel itself is beautiful

Our trip was a birthday gift. I extended our booking to two nights a paid extra for a better room. We were in room 3 overlooking the garden. A very pleasant room with an updated shower room. We went next door for dinner as the restaurant wasn’t open. All was well until we went to bed. The springs in the mattress were gone and my husband hardly slept because it was so uncomfortable. We asked to change to another room but were told this wasn’t possible as they were fully booked. The supervisor came to look at the bed and suggested flipping the mattress over. We pointed out that this would make no difference. While we were out, at 9.00pm they phoned to say a room had become available so we were able to change when we returned. Before we left we spoke to the manager and asked her to ensure they did something about the mattress as we weren’t the only people to have complained. She told us she wasn’t authorised to buy a new mattress.( We think the manager is also the owner.) Such a pity that a special break was spoiled by such an important thing. A comfortable bed is the most important part of the room. A very disappointing experience.