“Very comfortable and pleasant”
The place was very nice and comfortable, and I had a good night. The breakfast cost £15 and seemed quite sparse; it took 15 minutes to get an invoice and check out, which made me late for work.
AuroreA month ago
★★★★·Wrotham·8.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Nestled between Sevenoaks and Maidstone, the 13th‑century Bull Hotel in historic Wrotham offers 4‑star AA‑rated charm with a spacious lounge bar, sofas, open fires and free Wi‑Fi. Award‑winning gastro‑pub features a seasonal menu, Texan smoker, and full English breakfast. Ideal for country walks, golf, Brandshatch race circuit, nearby Bluewater, Lakeside, Ightham Mote and Hever Castle.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place was very nice and comfortable, and I had a good night. The breakfast cost £15 and seemed quite sparse; it took 15 minutes to get an invoice and check out, which made me late for work.
Aurore·A month ago
Everything was fine.
Stevie·A month ago
The food was good. The room was a small attic space in the eaves.
Ashley·A month ago
Everything was fine. The only downside was that the breakfast selection was continental.
Dave·2 months ago
We were heading to a lunch‑time party about a mile away and only checked in late afternoon, staying just one night before leaving the next morning. Breakfast was good, and that evening I grabbed a drink in the bar, chatting with a couple of other guests who were also staying at the hotel and we all had a pleasant night. The hotel has its own dedicated car park, which we used without any issues. The building is historic, so you shouldn’t expect a lift or super‑wide staircases to reach the bedrooms upstairs. There’s no air conditioning, but the room temperature was comfortable, especially since we weren’t in the middle of one of Britain’s recent heat waves.
Stephen·2 months ago