Overall, we were happy with our stay. The room was clean, good shower, reasonably quiet, friendly people, very tasty breakfast, and no problem parking round the corner.
The only problem was that our double bed was very narrow, only 115 or 120 cm wide (about 4 feet). There was also a single bed in the room, but we booked a double room, so we expected at least 135 cm bed to have a proper sleep.
Are there any rules on what can be advertised as double room?

My sister and I had the best experience staying at this wonderful b&b!!! It's near the train station (5 minute walk)....and a really safe place to stay in Kent. The owners are very nice and accomodating!! The rooms were very clean and well maintained....I highly recommend this B&B to anyone who wants to have a wonderful stay in Folkstone, Kent!!

We have just returned from a few days at the Kentemere Guest House. I was travelling with my friend and two small children. Upon arrival, the owners were very accomodating, ensuring that we brought the children into the house first before sorting any other aspect of our stay out. They then kindly advised us where the car could be parked before helping us with our luggage. The Guest House was so clean, fresh and very tidy, we could not believe what good value for money this little goldmine was. I am the sort of person that travels with business in big hotels and was a little concerned about staying in anything but, however, my opinion has changed and I would rather stay in a small friendly environment with people who care.

In the morning, our continental breakfast was served, however, they very kindly offered us a cooked breakfast at extra cost if required. Anything that you asked for, they were kind enough to help or advise. Kentmere is very warm and cosy and very quiet.

Don't be put off that the Guest House is on a main road with what seems little around it. This is a perfect resting place after a long day by the seaside at Dymchurch, Folkestone or Hythe. There is so much to do and see in the area and all places are reachable by train, bus or car. Dymchurch is a must for the good old fashioned holiday and make sure that you go on the little steam trains, it is so much fun...... If you are up for a walk, you can easily access town within 5-10 minutes walk, where there are restaurants and a shopping precinct.

The next time we visit Folkestone or this area, we will be staying at the Kentmere for sure.

I decided a few weeks before I had to take an early Chunnel train that I did not want to drive during the night, so I booked via a website a single room for £25. That was already reasonable. The room is small, but with everything, Coffee making stuff, ensuite, wifi, tv. Clean. Close to the city centre. Quite a choice of restaurants, by the way. I had to leave early and the owner brought me a cool box with milk, cereal, yoghurt, fruit. No complaint whatsoever. I can come here more often, also with family. More relaxed then getting up at 2.30AM and drive 3 hours to the train. I parked around the corner and had no trouble finding a spot.