The Ship Hotel, New Romney - pub details
Address: High Street, New Romney, Kent, TN28 8BN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 29102) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
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> Current user rating: 7.1/10 (rated by 8 users)
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Cinque Ports Arms, New Romney (0.0 miles), New Inn, New Romney (0.0 miles), Prince of Wales, New Romney (0.2 miles), Captain Howey, New Romney (0.7 miles), Warren Inn, New Romney (0.7 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Ship Hotel, New Romney
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| Went here for a bite to eat after our regular pub was shut for the evening. Very very surprised how great it was, lovely atmosphere, great service (even though a busy night according to staff), friendly and polite clientele and punters. All in all a must visit if in the area at all. joeyro_28 - 6 Jun 2011 23:29 |
| Only popped in for quick pint but was pleasantly suprised. What looked like a regular old pub from the outside has been transformed inside in clever mix of the traditionalwith a contempory feel. Beers was good and menus looked nice but didn't get chance to eat. The uniformed staff appeared very professional and there was a nice atmosphere. Only let down was that the loo's (although modern) could have used a deep clean. Would definatly go back to try more.... QueenieB - 31 May 2010 22:02 |
| I attend this pub fairly regularly and agree with a lot of comments below. This CAN be a great local pub. It certainly has the old world/listed building charm with beams, log fire etc., that such a small rural town pub should have. The staff have always been friendly when I have been here and the beer is good � all Shepherd Neame, which is great with me (still serving my favourite drop: Shep�s autumn ale, Late Red, even in mid-May!) The atmosphere is generally laid back, but lively enough as not to make it boring. Food is good quality pub grub too, if a tad overpriced. My only criticism would be that the management, for some reason (probably money), seem to insist on having a disco night every week/fortnight(?) on Fridays and Saturdays. They insist on playing ridiculously loud dance and rap music � totally inappropriate for such an old world pub and it has the undesirable effect of enticing every village or small town chav from a 10 mile radius to the Ship. So people who just fancy a quiet pint or some food in a pleasant setting not only have to put up with blearing chav music, but also the place being rammed full with mullet-haired, Lyle and Scott clad, mockney 18-21 year olds. This may make the management money, but for me totally spoils the image and ambiance of a decent pub, hence a 6/10 rating (the pub could easily be a 8/10, were it not for this aberration.) SteveTreacle - 20 May 2010 11:48 |
| this is thae place to go if your in company and are looking for a bit more than a pint and a cheese roll, but still retain a nice pub atmosphere, the ship seems to do this really well,with a modern spacious interior whiile still keeping it's old world pub charm, the food was really good if a tad dearer than else where in the area, and the service was prompt and friendly and the beer was good ,we only ended up in here by accident as the Warren didn't take bank cards, but was glad we ended up here and will certainly be back when we're in the area vinnnie - 20 Apr 2010 12:23 |
| A pleasant town pub with a spacious interior, bare floors and a woodburner which adds to the atmosphere. The feel of the place is traditional yet modern - a good balance and a comfortable mix. The staff were friendly and helpful. There were 3 beers on, all Sheps. The Late Red I had was on the turn but still drinkable. This a good place to spend an evening having a few drinks in calm surroundings. ETA - 11 Mar 2010 06:36 |
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