The Lodge Guest House

The owner is an absolute gentleman who works exceptionally hard and goes above and beyond for his guests. He was incredibly patient and resourceful in helping me set up my FireStick to be able to stream an important sports event that I'd been waiting months for 🙏 Great communication throughout too, very detailed directions etc, and wifi was free and very reliable. The location is also great for exploring the Thames Path, and the fish & chips at the village chippie was an above-average tasty treat afterwards!

It was extremely good value for money. There was a good amount of free parking space and the host was very friendly. I was given a double room on arrival, despite having only booked a single, which was nice. I had a huge tv, a kettle, a fridge and a sink in my room, all of which I made good use of. I laos had a view of the garden from my room. It was in a quiet location and seeemd very spacious. Although the room was not en-suite, there were lots of toilets and shower rooms available, so this was not a problem. I was also given a front door key in addition to my room key, so that I could come and go as I pleased.

Isle Of Grain is a nice quiet village where the River Thames meet to the North Sea The Lodge Guesthouse is a family managed classic building with good-sized rooms Excellent long seaside walk near-by the guesthouse

awesome welcome,really great customer service . room and facilities super clean very impressed and one very happy customer. pub just around corner and coop store and fish and chip shop . highly recommend one of the best.

Very comfy room and bathroom, I slept very well here. The Owner was very welcoming and helpful. Nice coffee-making facilities and the biscuits were a nice touch. Peaceful location, close to the sea and very happy to have the parking included. An excellent area for walking can recommend the England Coast Path. I finished a section of the Thames Path from Grain to Cliffe, having already done Windsor to Cliffe in chunks over the last year. Lots of marshland close by, excellent habitats for birds and butterflies, stunning views of where the Thames goes into the sea, the places you can see opposite such as Sheerness and Southend-on-Sea and also the Medway Estuary. Also interesting to see the industrial aspects of the area, such as the National Grid, Amazon, and BP. Very handy for a Co-op and a corner shop, there are some takeaways I didn't get a chance to try. Bombay Chilli in Lower Stoke is excellent for Indian food, I went twice and can thoroughly recommend it.