Best Canterbury Hotels

"perfect in every way, location, breakfast, spacious room...especially impressed by the wonderful people working in the reception, Irina particularly makes us cyclists feel more than welcome.."

"Close to shopping mall, there is a very nice Chinese restaurant opposite. I will choose this one next time. The first floor that likes to drink is the bar."

"Well, the house is very good, the room is very clean and very good, overall, the full score. Breakfast is not bad."

"The hotel is right next to the church so you can hear the bells in the morning. So the hotel is not what we imagined as modern, it should have a long history, wooden floors, and our room even the floor is tilted. Then the sun is shining, July will not fall until 9:30, the room does not have air conditioning, there is an electric fan, it is really super hot! In addition, this is a pedestrian street, the car can not drive up, so the basin friends with large luggage are not recommended. But the overall view is very good, the boss and waiter are super nice. Although the cereal for breakfast is convenient in the supermarket, the view for eating is also good. All pros and cons, see what you choose, scenery, or modernity"

"Pros: The room is clean and cleaned up in a timely manner. The breakfast is good, and the steak in the restaurant on the first floor can be slightly expensive. Cons: No elevator. However, there are few old hotels in the UK with elevators."

"Excellent location. The room was great and comfortable given the price. Air conditioning was loud at times though."

"This hotel in Canterbury is highly recommended. The hotel should have a history of more than 100 years. It is a family business. The house looks ancient from the outside, but it has been renovated inside. The lobby is quite modern. We booked a king-size room, which was very large. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was also large. The key point is that the hotel parking lot is free. If you drive to Canterbury, I highly recommend staying here. It takes about 20 minutes to park the car and walk to the center of Canterbury. Compared with international chains, we prefer these local hotels, which are less crowded, quieter, more comfortable, and more cost-effective."

"They were incredibly kind and helpful. When they found out we were a family traveling together, they upgraded our room to a family suite. The room was spotless, the breakfast was superb, and the staff were very nice."