萊姆斯蓋特法爾斯塔夫飯店

We were very pleased with our room ( number 7) on the top floor. It had a large very comfortable bed and the shower was powerful. We liked the view over the roof tops. The stairs are narrow though so not easily accessible to infirm guests. The continental breakfast was adequate and included in the price. The staff were pleasant and helpful. Parking behind the hotel was great when we eventually found it!!

We love this place ! Friendly and welcoming, very clean and the best location on Addington Street. The food is the best here … home made cakes are delicious especially the polish apple cake and Bakewell tart …. Oh and the carrot cake and orange & almond ! All home made as well as sausage rolls etc.. Breakfast/ brunch and lunch are equally as great and well presented, excellent service and the staff are really lovely. Pete I believe is the manager / owner - all appears very well managed and everything of top quality. He’s a friendly and welcoming chap too ! Have not stayed in a room as live nearby but the photos look good. There’s outdoor space at the back - a large and pretty patio and they often have BBQs in the Summer. I highly recommend this place for any occasion / coffee, breakfast, lunch or holiday ! :)

We booked the Falstaff for a couple of nights whilst staying in Ramsgate for a relatives birthday party. The hotel is very quiet and offers mostly breakfast and lunch plus coffee and cake. I think it seemed popular with locals.its situated down a quiet side road and the walk into Ramsgate harbour area is about 10 mins but it's down a steep hill or there's steps. Room was lovely and bed comfy. Breakfast is only continental which for us consisted if some ham and cheese slices, a slice of bread with jam and butter, a croissant and a cup of coffee. Plus there was some crunchy nut cornflakes or muesli. We thought there was a cooked breakfast option for an extra payment but it wasn't offered . All in all though if your looking for a quiet comfortable stay then this is ideal.

Another very enjoyable one night stay at The Falstaff. So useful to have (paid) parking just behind the hotel. On arrival greeted by Marzena once again. Delightful room and beautifully clean, as always. We enjoyed the continental breakfast the following morning.

Arrived with a colleague in the afternoon you let yourself in with a code. No staff on site. Nice rooms but still no staff when we got back after dinner. About 12.30 the fire alarm went off - guests gathered outside - we rang the emergency number twice - went to voicemail so we called the fire brigade who established no fire and on the third go they got through on the number. A man arrived who spoke little English and said he was not the manager but alarm turned off. No fire but v cold after an hour outside. No apology or explanation- potentially dangerous situation.

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 niggles, 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.