Royal Tunbridge Wells Tourist Information Centre

Howard Stretch (15.08.2017 00:33)
Visited Tunbridge Wells with a friend from Worcester to see the Chaleybeate spa and 'take the waters' to find that everything was locked down and has been for 2 years. I understand it is a result of drainage work carried out that has ceased the spring which is absolutely appalling. What must foreign visitors think as well as GB visitors to find that the spring that supplies the spa has been VANDALISED and ruined.
The Pantiles, however, look excellent as the last time I visited they were extremely shabby and most shops closed.
Shame about the 1960's building at the end which I believe was at one time, suggested to be a museum and to be given a facelift to fit in more with the architecture of The Pantiles. The possibilities there are endless including accommodation on the upper floors, a museum for T/Wells and shops on the ground floor - a natural follow-on from The Pantiles. Could do better.

Susan Wilkinson (26.06.2017 21:00)
Called in to ask if the lady knew where I could buy a hairdryer, we were visiting for the day, she advised me to go to Boots, giving me a map but with no explanation of how to get there or how far it was. She then asked "Are you interested in history" in a very condescending manner....she then thrust a leaflet at us...she seemed far more interested in putting up a poster for a local event. We came away feeling very disappointed by her service..we visited on the 23rd July.....I am aware that it is a tourist info centre however I was a tourist and needed information. I didn't need to be spoken down to.

Emma O'Halloran (24.02.2017 19:30)
Extremely helpful knowledgeable staff

Jerry Lamb (17.11.2016 01:58)
Does what it needs to. Deserves bigger premises though

Mohammed Rahman (13.05.2016 04:48)
Great place to start for heritage of Tunbridge Wells.

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