Cornerstone B&B

I stayed there as was near to my pickup coach next morning also was right by eurostar which was perfect shame I not have time to look around Ashford looked really nice fefinitely stay there again

Helpfulness of staff

Barely adequate parking

Its friendliness and cleanliness

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Is close to the International train station in Ashford. Staff were very helpful. The accommodation was very Tudor style on the town's high street.

we were originally placed in a ground room that may have been a storeroom. The shower leaked overt the bathroom floor. We on request were given a good upstairs room. The breakfast provided by the "cafe" next door was very poor quality. The free parking was very limited.

it was very centric

Very cosy and quiet! Great manager, very helpful and informative. The room was lovely and bed was very comfortable. Will come back next year when we're in town!

Excellent customer service cosy central location hearty breakfast next door in their cafe For the price and location a good find!

Parking outside the b & b is cramped but Paul, the receptionist, sorted it all out for me.

The historic bedroom with wooden beams, but a very comfortable bed and modern shower. Also a good fry-up the next morning in the adjoining cafe.

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Good value. Quality linen. Charming character building.

Although inexpensive, breakfast was ordinary.

I loved that our room had a bath! We were in the middle of a long fund raising walk from Canterbury to Hastings, so the big bath with plenty of hot water to soak our weary bodies in was a complete God-send! Thank you so much.

Location to the Town Centre & Station

The Bed sunk in the middle very uncomfortable. Noise from Drunks & Yobs all night in the High Street.

Great location. Quiet. friendly and attentive staff. A good English breakfast (provided at a nearby Cafe)

the wooden framed double glazing let through an icy draft ,resulting in cold feet the first night. An extra blanket was provided and used on night 2, as was the electric fan heater provided as standard.(Weather included snow &0.C temp.)

The staff were very friendly and helpful. We felt comfortable there.

Very friendly, helpful lady called Moira. Comfortable rooms. Charming period building Good breakfast Very reasonably priced

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It was a cute little cottage style house and I felt really comfortable here. Really close to shops and cafes. Also the train station is about a 10 minute walk away and the bus stops are a street away. The room I was in had a TV and ensuite bathroom provided with towels. There was also a little dressin table with a kettle and lots of tea/coffee sachets. I'd highly recommend for someone needing to stay somewhere for cheap or backpackers travelling through. Even couples/small groups staying there for a holiday.

It was a bit difficult to find but I think that's because I didn't know the area well and it was dark! Also, it got a bit cold at night time but I didn't want to ask to put the radiator on so that was my fault as well!

Small, clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful. English breakfast is provided at a local cafe (2 doors away) this has the advantage that you can have breakfast as early or as late as you like. The staff at the cafe are also very friendly.

The hotel is located just off the high street and is therefore subject to a fair amount of noise in the early morning with street cleaners and delivery vehicles. Nonetheless it is good value being right in the centre of town only 5 minutes walk from the train station

Comfortable, good location (close to ashford international)

Friendly staff and location

Asked for my breakfast at 7.45, do not get breakfast, had to leave 8.15, not good and will not use again, petty as use two to three times a year

Very clean and the fact you had a front door key to the b&b to come and go as you please. Great for a night out with friends who live in the town when you live further afield. I know Ashford well so was ideal for me.

I get the impression there is only one member of staff at the b&b at any given time who lives on the premises and does all b&b duties except breakfasts which you get at the local Gorge cafe. I am sure there are economical reasons for this and the lady in charge is from Eastern Europe. No complaints on that score as and I'm sure security isn't too big an issue as I believe and hope all guests prebook with card and address details before hand. I'm sure all guests are verified even if they do walk in off the street though but I even as a man would be abit worried if I was there living alone surrounded by complete strangers even if they are paying guests. I personally don't feel anyone regardless of where they are from and how little they may be being paid should be left alone in charge at night especially if they are female! Maybe the lady in question is question lives on the premises with a partner? No idea, I do hope so for her personal safety but that would give me concern if this was my business.

The room was comfortable and spotlessly clean. The staff were friendly and helpful yet unobtrusive. There was a fridge in the room and plenty of tea and coffee supplies. The kettle was fuull sized. The price was very reasonable for ppeople on a budget. The building was ancient and sympathetically restored yet with all amenities. It was quiet and relaxing yet centrally located within walking distance of restaurants and shops.

The only thing is that, as the weather gets colder, and for people like me who like a cold bedroom and a warm bed, is that an extra blanket supplied foor the bed would be a good idea.

Apart fro the used tissues in the sideboard draw, the room was clean and tidy.

Parking - Need to include parking. I ended up with a parking ticket after being advised by the hotel that parking was free. The web site says it is free. It is until 7am in the morning. Not happy. Should I send Cornerstones the parking ticket? The off site Breakfast was poor as was the cafe where it was served.

Comfortable room

Better Signposting

Convenient for Ashford station and for meeting at a hotel on the other side of the town. Surprisingly quiet, down an alleyway off the High Street. Breakfast provided in a cafe just a few doors down.

Just as well I had done my research beforehand on bus services and location of my business meeting, as staff were all non-native and didn't know anything about Ashford.

The location and price of accommodation. The cleanliness was important to me and friendliness. Would stay there when visiting Ashford.

Quirkiness, modesty and lack of pretensions Location within town very good

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