Stone Court House

Loved this hotel and we will be back. Decor and the bedroom was amazing. Owners are there if you need anything simply via text message and hotel is spotlessly clean.

Saban and Belinda were great hosts. They were very accommodating and paused their laundry so i could do mine between the two different legs of my trip. I neeed to make sure i had enough clean laundry as i would not have access ta any laundry facilities for the next 12 days. The room was nice, and perfect for a solo traveller.

A beautifully presented property. The Scrutton Room in which we stayed was well presented and the atmosphere in the whole building was one of splendour. However, the traffic noise from Lower Stone Street was horrendous during the night and into the early hours. There was also loud music being played (not on the premises) until about 3.00a.m. I would stay at the property again but not in a room that fronted onto the main road.

Great place. Very comfortable. Has history. Not the best part of town but the hotel is pretty darn good.

Really good stay. Very interesting building (former judges’ lodgings) tastefully renovated. Nothing was too much for host Saban.

When you walk in it’s a wow moment as it is beautifully decorated and very in keeping with the character of the building. Our room was very large with a four poster bed. The property is self check in and we were given clear instructions and as such didn’t meet anyone until we checked out and paid. Due to the age of the property there are limitations on what can be done and as such no aircon, which was needed given the heatwave, but a fan was provided. Our room was over the front door so we could hear when people came and went as the door banged. The property is on a busy road so there is road noise, but the windows do a good job of blocking it out and ear plugs are provided if needed. Our bed was creaky which we advised Saban on check out so it could be dealt with for future guests.

We had a lovely 2-night stay at Stone Court House, and particularly want to thank Saban and Belinda who were very approachable, contactable and happy to answer any questions including regarding available amenities. The decor in the house was very unique and the room was comfortable and quiet. We would definitely stay again!

Amazing building that the owner Saban has painstakingly renovated and made into this lovely hotel. Really helpful and obviously passionate about the place, would def stay again. Thanks

I did not get the room I booked. I was effectively down graded. The room I was given was nice enough but it was not what I paid for. I specifically paid more for grand double room with a bath and got a small room with shower.

I had a wonderful stay, very comfortable. A gorgeous room, spacious, with lots of lovely touches. A facinating property, with lots of history & incredible owners. So welcoming, who really made you feel valued, like home from home. Would definitely stay again 😊

What an amazing place to stay. Absolutely outstandingly fitted out. Fantastic attention to detail. I wish id arrived earlier and left later so that i could soak up the atmosphere some more. Stunning!

Stone Court House was very welcoming even from pre arrival emails re parking etc . Very helpful. The owner, Saban was very informative and lovely to chat to. The whole place is very special, with lovely sitting areas and rooms. Our only thought, was if you have mobility issues, ask for a room on the ground floor, as there is no lift to the 3 floors. Also request one of the shower rooms. The others have a deep free standing bath with a shower hose, as we did, which can be tricky to get in/out of safely. It was a delightful place to stay, well located and parking nearby.

Lots of effort gone into the restoration, beautiful entrance lobby, music playing in the common areas. Nice room. Location isn’t ideal as we were woken up by some of the locals in the early hours, also tricky to find not clearly signposted when driving past. Would benefit from some bottled water as cold water tap wasn’t working in the room. Would have been nice to see someone on arrival : checkout but offer was there if needed, and have a breakfast or parking option. But really nice to see restoration of a beautiful building.

Approaching Stone Court House there’s no question the location doesn’t fill you with confidence- but keep going! Stone Court House is amazing. Part Stately Home part boutique hotel this Grade Ii listed building is truly great. Reminiscent of world-famous Hazlitts in Soho, the rooms are characterful and appear to be unique - its a wonderful stay. I can’t imagine there’s anywhere comes close for miles around. Two notes: get a room at the back - its on a noisy main road that stays busy. And pay in advance - the attention to detail is brilliant but all remote - in my experience I didn’t meet anyone in person to pay the bill. But do just go! Five stars across the board.

Beautiful comfortable and felt like we'd gone back in time. Room was clean and we had a lovely bathroom ❤️

Different. I mean that in the absolute best sense of the word. From the small red door to come in, to taking my shoes off inside, the classical music playing on entrance, the beautiful fireplace and welcome area, the suit of armour, the staircase, the 4 poster bed, the free standing bath...I could go on and on but this is possibly my favourite hotel I've ever stayed in. The balance between being true to it's heretige and yet being warm, comfortable and good WiFi were outstanding. What the family have done here is superb. I had a guided tour of the well downstairs and the back rooms and I would push you to explore the hotel when you stay, sit in the dining room and take it all in and enjoy your time there. One of the rules is no take aways in your room because of the smell and mess, normally I would always have my breakfast or order a takeaway at night but here...I didn't want to, I wanted to sit in the dining room and just take it all in. I never come out of my room when working away. The bathroom and decorations throughout the hotel are stunning also, just true and authentic but at the same time so clean and modern. What would I change - A water fountain somewhere and some larger spoons in the dining room for breakfast (maybe I missed them). But that is absolutely clutching at straws and I'm sure (in fact I know) if I would have asked, I would have been given one. That is absolutely the smallest of small nitpicky things ever. The hotel rules. Stay there

A remarkable property which I had the pleasure of staying in during a recent work trip. So much character. The owners, Saban and Belinda, could not do more for me. A relaxing and charming place to stay, and I look forward to returning in the future.

Was a unique experience. No reception. No bar. No Dining Room. No on site parking. Communication was excellent with door code and security keys and mobile number in case of emergencies. The house was very welcoming with a Christmas tree and carols being played and as the house has a "no shoes" policy it would have been more convenient to have a dedicated area for changing footwear rather than the very tiny lobby area. However, the house was exquisitely furnished and our room was beautiful and very comfortable. Would recommend this house when visiting Maidstone because it is also very central.

Was very happy on arrival very nice room, disappointed to find a half eaten bag of chrisps in the bedside table and used ear plugs , under the bed was a used plastic spoon This morning went to make a coffee and found the long life milk provided was out of date by over a month , to put into context the milk in our hotel tonight expires in May 2026 Such a shame as venue amazing and convenient

I booked this on behalf of a friend and they showed me around. It’s a fab mix of old-fashioned comfort and modern amenities and scrupulously clean. The bedroom (Judge Huddlestone) was enormous with a bathroom to match. Tea & coffee in the room but, if you want to be sociable, head for the living area where comfortable sofas, a (mock) log fire and even a chess board ready for play invites you to sit and relax. Next to it is a plush dining area where you can eat food that you’ve ordered. Saves smells in the rooms. All info for a non-contact check-in was clear and sent in advance along with a few rules that help keep the place a pleasant environment for everyone. Parking is only a couple of hundred metres away and, compared to what some hotels charge now, was very cheap. The only criticism would be that toiletries were single use - multi use bottles of soap etc are considered better for the environment. If I didn’t live on the doorstep, I would certainly stay there myself.