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ABode Canterbury

4.1 of 5 • 631 reviews
The King's Mile
Excellent location, service, friendly.
Lots of restaurants and shopping nearby.
£74

The Falstaff Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 541 reviews
The King's Mile
Nice accommodations and great location....
Easy walk to all the sites, shopping, and restaurants.
£64

Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 344 reviews
The King's Mile
Great location at a great price..
Quick stopover to visit the Cathedral, restful oasis.
£60

The Canterbury Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 122 reviews
The King's Mile
£79

The Millers Arms

4.3 of 5 • 501 reviews
The King's Mile
Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Perfect location, perfect hotel.
£71

Park House

Canterbury
£70

Sun Hotel

3.5 of 5 • 145 reviews
The King's Mile
Fantastic hotel highly recommend it.
£83

Cathedral Gate Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 96 reviews
The King's Mile
Great historic location next to the Cathedral.
The location was fabulous and the staff was friendly.
£68

The White House

4.7 of 5 • 12 reviews
The King's Mile
£79

The Victoria Hotel

4 of 5 • 268 reviews
The King's Mile
Staff were all very professional friendly and helpful.
Walkable into town and free parking were benefits
£54

 

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Recent Reviews in Canterbury

Great hotel - spacious room

5 out of 5

Very spacious and comfortable room with great facilities. Pub food excellent too. Would visit again.

A verified traveller from Leigh-on-Sea, Essex stayed at The Rose & Crown


Posted 3 days ago

Reviews for The Rose & Crown

Central

3 out of 5

The Pilgrims Hotel is excellently placed opposite the Marlowe and close to Cathedral etc. My room 10 was not worth the price being only a garret. It was not possible to stand upright to urinate. The shower was only one above the bath. The bed was so narrow that I was frightened of falling out. I would stay at the Pilgrims again but not in room 10!

A verified traveller stayed at The Pilgrims Hotel


Posted 3 days ago

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Pocket Guide: Canterbury

Canterbury has a fine strategic position on the route from London to Dover, making it important back in Roman times and well before St. Augustine arrived in 597 to convert the Anglo-Saxons. Canterbury rose steadily in importance over the centuries and quickly became the centre of Christian England. There are numerous architectural and cultural attractions here and a great range of accommodation both in Canterbury and the surrounding area, at hotels, guesthouses and B&B establishments.

Enjoy Canterbury's Attractions from Your Kent Hotel

Canterbury's central importance in British life was assured with the building of its magnificent cathedral and the martyrdom of Thomas Becket. Close by are the impressive ruins of St. Augustine's Abbey, which was destroyed during the Dissolution, and what remains of St. Martin's Church, one of the oldest churches in England. It was where Augustine himself worshipped and it contains valuable Saxon and Norman features. From your base at a Kent hotel or guesthouse, you can also visit the West Gate Museum, an imposing medieval gatehouse that dates to 1381and has a good exhibition of arms and armour.

See the Treasures of Canterbury from Your Kent Hotel

When you visit Canterbury from your hotel or B&B in Kent you'll soon discover why it has become such a priceless jewel in Kent's crown. Thanks to the university institutions here, Canterbury has a very vibrant and youthful atmosphere, with great shopping opportunities and a buzzing nightlife. Canterbury Cathedral and its twin church ruins comprise a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and as with all well-preserved medieval towns the main points of historic and architectural interest are all within easy walking distance of each other. There are guided tours around the town and in the surrounding area numerous walking and cycling trails. Canterbury Castle is also worth an afternoon's visit, and if you're a fan of Rupert the Bear you can see where his creator, Mary Tourtel, was born (checked trousers and red turtleneck jumpers are optional!).

On your visit to Canterbury, stay at a hotel like the traditional The Miller's Arms or Castle House Hotel to be assured of a warm welcome. These and other hotels and guesthouses kin Canterbury will put you right next to all the attractions.

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