Stayed here on Boxing Day night for abit of peace and quiet, and it didn't disappoint. We stayed in the Arthur Suite, which was excellent. A old style room with huge bed, wood burner and copper bath in the bathroom We also are in the bar/restaurant downstairs. The food and drinks were excellent. Also a special mention to host (and the dog) who made us feel very welcome. The only point to note is that parking is very limited.

My stay was very chaotic. It was like Fawlty Towers. There was live music in the restaurant that was so loud I could not sleep. I had an early start in the morning. No one arrived to serve breakfast and there was no one to contact about it, not even by telephone, just by email. So having paid for breakfast, I had to go to the event I had planned without any. In the evening, I received an email which was hardly an apology and with no mention of reparation or reimbursement.

Seonaid & the team are lovely! They made us feel welcome & at home straight away. The rooms, lounge & restaurant very tastefully decorated & furnished. The food was amazing- lots of quality local produce, including an extensive local wine list.

This was my first and most surely only visit, per chance as I had an hour to kill between bus connections. Awful customer experience. I was made to feel as welcome as vomit on a rice pudding. A terse 'can I help you?'. When I tried to look at a business card it was snatched from my hand. My reason for visiting was challenged. Maybe her pet caterpillar had died. The closure of village pubs is often and rightly lamented. Sometimes they deserve to go. Come back William Caxton, all is forgiven.

Excellent stay, really comfy room (we stayed in the Authors Suite) with a lovely bathroom. The breakfast was excellent. Tenterden is a lovely little town with lots to do nearby.

We went for Sunday roast and it was justvl amazing. One of the best Sunday I have had for while. We started with some nibbles. Bread, olives and padrones peppers. We following by a succulent pork belly and a tender roast beef. Portion were big and the food was delicious. The basil and peach panacotta to finish was just a delight. Thank you

We had a lovely overnight stay here whilst visiting the Chapel Down vineyard. We were made to feel very welcome and the place has a very cosy ambience. Our bedroom (Copywriters) was a little smaller than expected, and the decor a little tired, but it was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. We had a tasty meal in the restaurant and, whilst it was disappointing there were no roast dinners left (it was a Sunday evening), I had a very tasty sirloin and my husband enjoyed his fish and chips. The only thing that really lets the Print House down, is the lack of parking (just 3 spaces in the front), but there are public car parks close by. We would definitely recommend the Print House and hope to return at some stage in the future.

Ok location on the edge of Tenterden town. Nice friendly atmosphere. Room was nicely presented and cosy. Fairly priced and included a Continental breakfast, which had a good choice. Was very clean and tidy. The room was at the front of the property and only has single glazed windows, so the road noise was very bad, felt like you were sleeping on a motorway. Service was good and helpful.