147-149 High Street, Rochester (Kent), United Kingdom
The 3-star Golden Lion Wetherspoon hotel lies in the busy area of Rochester, within 5 minutes' drive of natural attractions such as Broomhill Park. Boasting a location just a short drive from Guildhall Museum, this Rochester hotel features 9 rooms as well as a restaurant and luggage storage.
The property is located 5 minutes' stroll from Six Poor Travellers House and The Historic Dockyard Chatham Maritime Museum is 10 minutes away by car. The Golden Lion Wetherspoon Rochester provides history lovers with proximity to Fort Amherst (1.8 km) and Rochester Castle (0.8 km). You can easily find Upnor Castle 25 minutes on foot from the accommodation. Golden Lion Wetherspoon hotel is also situated in close proximity to Community Hub bus stop.
The allergy-free rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and furnished with a writing desk. A walk-in shower and a separate toilet, along with a hairdryer and towels, are provided.
Guests can have breakfast in the restaurant. The hotel is 550 metres from Crepe & Co, serving British cuisine.
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Joseph
2020-11-28
The breakfast was generous, the staff was helpful. We really enjoyed the room: it was stylish and fashionable. Not far from the downtown, 5 minutes on foot. Booked table at wetherspoons, it's their onsite restaurant.
Alan
2020-09-10
it was excellent value for money. a flat-screen tv with satellite channels, a study table and a radio are available in the room. thai four two, where you can eat, is only a short distance to the hotel.
Andy
2020-09-09
We truly enjoyed this hotel. They placed us in a double room which was large and very clean. Moreover, bonus was free Wi-Fi...
The street, as it's noisy.
