"We had a wonderful stay here. The staff understands hospitality and will make you feel right at home. Our room was clean and spacious as well as extremely comfortable. We will stay again if we return to Dover"
"We had a wonderful stay here. The staff understands hospitality and will make you feel right at home. Our room was clean and spacious as well as extremely comfortable. We will stay again if we return to Dover"
"Fabulous twin room and a great size
Parking at rear was great
Staff super friendly welcoming and helpful
Breakfast was generous and delicious
Great location - close to station and beach and to lovely local restaurants and bars
Rooms well presented and stocked with thoughtful amenities
Would definitely stay again and would recommend in a heart beat"
"Fabulous twin room and a great size
Parking at rear was great
Staff super friendly welcoming and helpful
Breakfast was generous and delicious
Great location - close to station and beach and to lovely local restaurants and bars
Rooms well presented and stocked with thoughtful amenities
Would definitely stay again and would recommend in a heart beat"
"Room was clean, staff especially Sarah were very helpful. Full English breakfast available each morning. Downside was location right next to a busy road, parking is available but limited. Also the inn is in the process of being sold, so may not be available in the near future."
"Room was clean, staff especially Sarah were very helpful. Full English breakfast available each morning. Downside was location right next to a busy road, parking is available but limited. Also the inn is in the process of being sold, so may not be available in the near future."
"Birchington-on-Sea is a small seaside town with a pleasant beach at Minnis Bay overlooking the Thames Estuary and the Reculver Towers further up the coast where the bouncing bombs were tested. There are a number of buildings from the interwar period or inspired by them but the jewel in the crown is the Twentieth Century Bed and Breakfast. The owners, Kat and Spencer are true aficionados of the period and is demonstrated by their commitment to the renovation of the property and the interior...
"Birchington-on-Sea is a small seaside town with a pleasant beach at Minnis Bay overlooking the Thames Estuary and the Reculver Towers further up the coast where the bouncing bombs were tested. There are a number of buildings from the interwar period or inspired by them but the jewel in the crown is the Twentieth Century Bed and Breakfast. The owners, Kat and Spencer are true aficionados of the period and is demonstrated by their commitment to the renovation of the property and the interior...
"The couple that own and operate this bed-and-breakfast are a true delight. They make you feel welcome the moment you step in. Great care is taken to ensure guests have a comfortable, enjoyable experience here. This is the place to stay if you’re in Sittingbourne!"
"The couple that own and operate this bed-and-breakfast are a true delight. They make you feel welcome the moment you step in. Great care is taken to ensure guests have a comfortable, enjoyable experience here. This is the place to stay if you’re in Sittingbourne!"
"Very clean bedroom and bathroom, friendly and helpful staff, breakfast excellent with ample choices, certainly enough amenities to suit couples and families. Just a great place to spend a few days."
"Very clean bedroom and bathroom, friendly and helpful staff, breakfast excellent with ample choices, certainly enough amenities to suit couples and families. Just a great place to spend a few days."
"Had a 2 day stopover while working in Folkestone - a well located guest house with good parking, friendly staff and a very good breakfast. Couldn't get the wifi to work but for a such a short stay I wasn't too fussed. If ever in the area again then would be very happy to return."
"Had a 2 day stopover while working in Folkestone - a well located guest house with good parking, friendly staff and a very good breakfast. Couldn't get the wifi to work but for a such a short stay I wasn't too fussed. If ever in the area again then would be very happy to return."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The magnificent Canterbury Cathedral towers over medieval streets where you can follow Chaucer's pilgrims through literary history. Take a punting tour along the River Stour past ancient city walls or visit the interactive Canterbury Tales attraction where costumed guides bring stories to life.
The B&B is located a few minutes from Canterbury East train station and is also close to the centre of town.
The room was well-furnished with fresh water in a jug (with lemon!), kettle, TV and a hairdryer. All the nice touches added up!
The host, Terry, was very warm and a good conversationalist. He gave me a map when I arrived and explained how to get into town to start exploring.
There were also good options for breakfast.
10/10 - would stay again!
The B&B is located a few minutes from Canterbury East train station and is also close to the centre of town.
The room was well-furnished with fresh water in a jug (with lemon!), kettle, TV and a hairdryer. All the nice touches added up!
The host, Terry, was very warm and a good conversationalist. He gave me a map when I arrived and explained how to get into town to start exploring.
There were also good options for breakfast.
10/10 - would stay again!
Anna
Reviewed September 3, 2026Reviewed September 3, 2026
Absolutely beautiful place to stay. Stayed in the Amy Johnson room full of lovely things relating to Amy. The whole place is a credit to the wonderful hosts. Fantastic breakfast. Exceptional
Absolutely beautiful place to stay. Stayed in the Amy Johnson room full of lovely things relating to Amy. The whole place is a credit to the wonderful hosts. Fantastic breakfast. Exceptional
ANGELA
Reviewed September 25, 2023Reviewed September 25, 2023
We had a comfortable and friendly stay at St Peter’s B&B. We were given a ground floor converted stable room which was well furnished, comfortable and clean. The ensuite shower was amazing. Both complimentary continental buffet breakfast and hot cooked breakfast of your choice was available. The location was in the centre of Sandwich, less than 5 minutes walk to the shops. The sea is a longer walk but there is no traditional seaside as such. However, Deal which is only 15 minutes drive is...
We had a comfortable and friendly stay at St Peter’s B&B. We were given a ground floor converted stable room which was well furnished, comfortable and clean. The ensuite shower was amazing. Both complimentary continental buffet breakfast and hot cooked breakfast of your choice was available. The location was in the centre of Sandwich, less than 5 minutes walk to the shops. The sea is a longer walk but there is no traditional seaside as such. However, Deal which is only 15 minutes drive is...
We found this hotel to be far enough away from the town centre to not be bothered by any noise but close enough for a nice stroll and the sunset over the harbour was lovely. The owners have obviously spent a great deal of time and money on this once run down to turn it into a comfortable hotel with more improvements planned.
We found this hotel to be far enough away from the town centre to not be bothered by any noise but close enough for a nice stroll and the sunset over the harbour was lovely. The owners have obviously spent a great deal of time and money on this once run down to turn it into a comfortable hotel with more improvements planned.
Rain
Reviewed September 15, 2015Reviewed September 15, 2015
We had a very enjoyable 3 night stay at Castle House. Very pleased with our room and the B&B's location. Would definitely recommend it.i If I would have any gripe - and it's just a small one - it is with the breakfast menu options eg basic breakfast cereals on offer , one type of milk, And the cooked breakfast was average.
We had a very enjoyable 3 night stay at Castle House. Very pleased with our room and the B&B's location. Would definitely recommend it.i If I would have any gripe - and it's just a small one - it is with the breakfast menu options eg basic breakfast cereals on offer , one type of milk, And the cooked breakfast was average.
Fabulous characterful farm house with a friendly welcome. Great facilities with guest lounge and easy parking. Very comfortable and spacious bedrooms. Rivals the best breakfast available in the country.
Fabulous characterful farm house with a friendly welcome. Great facilities with guest lounge and easy parking. Very comfortable and spacious bedrooms. Rivals the best breakfast available in the country.
Peter
Reviewed September 10, 2026Reviewed September 10, 2026
Lovely building good location nice garden area and the hosts are really nice and helpful breakfast was probably the best for a long time would definitely stay again
Lovely building good location nice garden area and the hosts are really nice and helpful breakfast was probably the best for a long time would definitely stay again
Our room was clean and renovated, bed very comfortable, good breakfast.Great location,short walk to Old Town and beach. Host Jim is very friendly. Definitely would recommend to everyone*****
Our room was clean and renovated, bed very comfortable, good breakfast.Great location,short walk to Old Town and beach. Host Jim is very friendly. Definitely would recommend to everyone*****
Our stay at the Stables Courtyard rooms was excellent. From the moment we arrived we were welcomed by the wonderful staff in all areas of the property. The reception staff were very polite and friendly, and gave us all the information we needed for our stay and our wristbands for free entry to the Castle and grounds. Julie in the restuarant was really lovely - great personality and a high level of customer service. The dinner and breakfast were delicious - lots of choice in the buffet with also...
Our stay at the Stables Courtyard rooms was excellent. From the moment we arrived we were welcomed by the wonderful staff in all areas of the property. The reception staff were very polite and friendly, and gave us all the information we needed for our stay and our wristbands for free entry to the Castle and grounds. Julie in the restuarant was really lovely - great personality and a high level of customer service. The dinner and breakfast were delicious - lots of choice in the buffet with also...
Natasha
Reviewed November 17, 2024Reviewed November 17, 2024
Stayed in the Oak Room for one night - it has lovely views and the garden is beautiful. It is two rooms in the attic plus a private bathroom. There are low oak beams so take bumping you head as part of the charm and some narrow stairs.
Stayed in the Oak Room for one night - it has lovely views and the garden is beautiful. It is two rooms in the attic plus a private bathroom. There are low oak beams so take bumping you head as part of the charm and some narrow stairs.
Myself and my partner stayed here on Saturday 27th February.
The room was really nice, shame there was no WiFi.The picnic breakfast was great.
The pub - The Bull was also very good. Tom was very welcoming and we had a great day there watching the rugby.
Our evening meal was also very good, quality food and a great atmosphere.
A really nice country pub with great staff and customers, we will definitely come back.
Myself and my partner stayed here on Saturday 27th February.
The room was really nice, shame there was no WiFi.The picnic breakfast was great.
The pub - The Bull was also very good. Tom was very welcoming and we had a great day there watching the rugby.
Our evening meal was also very good, quality food and a great atmosphere.
A really nice country pub with great staff and customers, we will definitely come back.
Helen
Reviewed February 29, 2016Reviewed February 29, 2016
Had a 3 night break and the staff were very attentive the food was delicious and plentiful the room was nice clean towels everyday we will defiantly go back and for longer next time
Had a 3 night break and the staff were very attentive the food was delicious and plentiful the room was nice clean towels everyday we will defiantly go back and for longer next time
What are the most popular Canterbury Bed and Breakfasts?
The Wincheap B&B is a standout option for travellers seeking an exceptional stay in Canterbury, boasting a superb 10.0 rating. This charming Victorian property not only offers beautifully designed rooms but also serves a delightful breakfast that has guests raving. It’s a wonderful choice for couples or solo travellers who appreciate attentive service in a cozy atmosphere.
For those who enjoy a dash of history, Canterbury Lodge, rated 9.8, is situated in a prime location within the historical district. It’s superb for travellers who want to immerse themselves in the local culture while enjoying easy access to nearby outlets. Guests often praise the warm hospitality of the owner and the comfortable accommodations, making it a fantastic pick for couples or business travellers looking for a serene retreat.
Families will find Goss Hall Bed & Breakfast to be an excellent choice, also rated at 9.8. This property features inviting terraces and balconies where guests can unwind after a day of exploring. The nearby casino adds an element of fun for adult guests, while the spacious rooms ensure families have plenty of room to relax together.
What is the nightly rate for a Bed & Breakfast in Canterbury?
Prices for B&Bs in Canterbury often vary, but you can find a great deal from £55 with Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as location and the time of year. It usually costs more to stay at Canterbury B&Bs over the weekend too. Travelers can find the best deals by being flexible with their dates, and by using our filters to sort prices from low to high.
Are there any family-friendly B&Bs in Canterbury?
Goss Hall Bed & Breakfast is an excellent choice for families visiting Canterbury. This charming property features comfortable accommodations, including rooms equipped with a convenient sofa bed, making it easy for families to settle in together. The inviting garden provides a lovely outdoor space for children to play and explore, ensuring that young guests have a delightful experience during their stay.
When is the best time to book a B&B in Canterbury?
April is the most popular month to book a B&B in Canterbury, as the city begins to bloom with springtime beauty, attracting visitors eager to explore its rich history and vibrant culture. This period marks the start of the peak tourist season that typically runs from July to September, when the city buzzes with energy from both locals and tourists. The pleasant weather, with temperatures averaging in the low to mid-teens Celsius, makes it an ideal time for outdoor sightseeing and leisurely strolls through the picturesque streets and historic landmarks.
During April, you'll find comfortable conditions superb for visiting iconic sites such as Canterbury Cathedral and enjoying the charming riverside walks. The mild climate enhances the experience of exploring the city’s medieval architecture and indulging in quaint cafes.
For those looking to save on travel expenses, consider booking a stay in December. This quieter month allows for a more intimate experience of the city, where you can enjoy the festive decorations and explore without the hustle and bustle of the peak season.
What is the difference between a Canterbury B&B and a hotel?
Every Canterbury B&B has its own unique feel. Whether it’s a cozy reading space or a sunlit breakfast nook to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, the quaint details are what make bed and breakfasts a home away from home. Travelers can look forward to personal touches, thoughtful amenities and of course a scrumptious breakfast at Canterbury B&Bs.