Millers Arms - (Near Kent, london)

5 /5 Andy Shearman: Just returned from a 3 night stay. Ideally positioned to explore a lovely old character English town. Paul and his staff are very friendly and approachable, nothing was too much trouble. Food was delicious, from the breakfast to lunch and the Sunday roast. Shout out to the chefs. Will definitely return if just for the kind hospitality all staff showed during our stay.

5 /5 Steve Edmunds: Went here for a meal mid week and the food was very good. The service from the staff was very good and the pub had an overall great atmosphere.

5 /5 Christopher Rigg-Milner: Comfy rooms, heating is good if you are using during the winter. Pleasant bar and the breakfast, full English will last you till tea time. Minor issue, water in the rooms is pumped and can be a bit noisy if the room next door have a different schedule to yours. All in all, recommended

5 /5 Tanya C: I came here on a Saturday evening for dinner. I was visiting the town and decided to stay for dinner. Every other touristy spot was full. Made my way down to Millers Arms...and Im so glad that I did. The restaurant was great. Very inviting and cozy. Service was great. The food was perfect. I ordered the steak pie and a glass of red. Delicious! This really made my whole day wrap up very nicely. Thank you to the Millers Arms.

5 /5 allan colic: Food was delicious perfectly seasoned scotch egg with a jammy yolk. The steak and ale pie, had such deep flavors which were only enhanced by the gravy, which might be the best I have tried in Canterbury, deep savory and heartwarming flavors all around. The mash was bad though, it was cold and grainy