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Really nice hotel at the seafront. Great ambiance. Lovely they have their own parking at the back. Very helpfull staff especially Karen Jody and Becky. Relaxing after work with a beer and lovely food. Rooms with seaview are amazing. Coming back soon again

Overall this is a nice hotel, behind a very unassuming frontage. Our room (room 1) was large and comfortable. Internally the part of the hotel where the bedrooms are looks like it's been refurbished or redecorated quite recently, because everything was clean and smart. The rooms are furnished in a very elegant sort of style, with lots of wood around. There's a classy looking ”lounge” on the first floor. The staff were all friendly. There's a car park (payable) just a minute or two's walk away. The hotel is in a great location. A couple of *******, hence the 4 stars... breakfast really wasn't good. The room price includes a ”continental” breakfast, which is toast, a croissant, a choice of two or three cereals, ham, cheese, fruit juice and tea or coffee. It really is very minimalist, and for the price of the room I would expect a better breakfast. Yes, you can pay for hot dishes or a cooked breakfast, prepared in the deli that's next door but is part of the same establishment, and I'm sure it's very good. But you shouldn't have to pay. Strangely there isn't a menu on the tables, only in the bedroom. It all seemed very odd, especially as I can see there are past reviews criticising the breakfast. Secondly, we were staying for two nights, and expected the room to be made up on the second day, but it wasn't. Again I can see other reviews saying the same thing. I don't know if they *never* service the rooms, or only rarely. We were certainly not told in advance that the room would not be made up. It wasn't a big issue, but again seemed strange. But apart from those two negatives, I'd recommend the Falstaff for a comfortable and well-located place to stay for a visit to Ramsgate.

Stayed at the Royal Oak for 2 nights with a friend, we had separate rooms, one single and a double. On arrival we were told that the single had been upgraded to a double, thanks very much. Bathroom facilities were fantastic, plenty of white fluffy towels and a fab shower with plenty of pressure The bed was comfy with lots of pillows. Tea and coffee was supplied but I only had one sachet of milk, this was quickly put right by the man at the reception desk, anything else I required I was told to ask for, not a problem. I recommend this hotel and will stay here again. Shirley.

Love the story to the building - so ethical & altruistic! Ella (receptionist) - Gabby (waiting staff), plus Dan & Chris (sommeliers) are so friendly & knowledgeable). All were brilliant staff & made a short Overnight stay a proper break. Tasting menu - excellent, plus the wine flight was well-matched (& not minuscule servings; as has been previously reported). Amy (waiting staff) at breakfast was so friendly & also knowledgeable about the history to the hotel & grounds. Such a fabulous place to stay & it has a wonderfully peaceful vibe to it!

We had a fab stay at Ebenezers last week. Neil and his wonderful team really looked after us. With Neil this place is his passion and so he wants everyone to have the best of stays. If you like quirky, comfortable and friendly look no further than this establishment for your stay in Broadstairs. We stayed in the Beach room. Ebenezers is centrally located, it’s very clean and with a roll top bath to soak in a bathroom gorgeously tiled and then a comfy king sized bed to enjoy a good nights sleep. Breakfast was delicious and varied. We so enjoyed Darcy and Molly, Neil’s little dogs whose antics kept us entertained. We will definitely be back soon . Broadstairs is a hidden gem with lots of lovely restaurants to try. Sardinia was a real favourite of ours.

The location of the hotel is very good, right by the sea, and there is a restaurant. The sea view room has a terrace, which is very beautiful. The setup is neat, but the floor: it's really old... sloping floors, dusty exhaust fans. It doesn't matter, the most unbearable thing is the sound insulation, there is almost no sound insulation. Outside, the stairs are bang dong dong, walking upstairs is bang dong dong, and the bathroom next door is cluttered... Because the terrace is shared and interconnected... At night, you must lock the balcony door and draw the curtains... Then there is no ventilation, and it is super stuffy. I came back from dinner on the last night and found that the door was actually open. Later, I found that I lost a pair of earphones... Although I can't say that I have to contact, it is very bad... No wonder the location is so good, but the price is cheap...a price for a product.