The Best Canterbury Hotels

behind the historic facade lies a stylish and contemporary hotel with modern rooms an award-winning restaurant and a vibrant cocktail bar

charming hotel, parts date from the 12th century, with traditional style rooms, a restaurant serving French-style cuisine and 5 acres of gardens

in the heart of this historic cathedral city, spacious newly refurbished rooms - and downstairs, the signature Wetherspoons good value menu

modern, purpose-built hotel, with bright, colourful rooms, located on the A2 north of Canterbury and just over a 20-minute drive to Dover

15th century former coaching inn with many original features, located close to the medieval West Gate, 2 minutes walk from city centre

former coaching inn set alongside the River Stour and only a 5-minute walk from the cathedral - offers smart and contemporary guest rooms

popular hotel set in attractive gardens located 15 minutes walk from the city centre - offers spacious rooms and traditional home-cooked food

in a picturesque village amidst the Kent countryside yet only 15 minutes drive from Canterbury - features a cosy restaurant with exposed beams

stylish lodge, offering hearty breakfasts and guest rooms with scenic views, in the private and peaceful grounds of Canterbury Cathedral

family-run hotel, dating back to the 16th century, with well-appointed, traditionally styled guest rooms and a cosy oak-beamed bar

features elegant rooms, a traditional restaurant serving classic British cuisine in Victorian Gothic surroundings and 2 acres of grounds

former public house now providing comfortable B&B accommodation in well-appointed rooms located only a short walk from the city centre

traditional pub in a charming Kent village near Canterbury, guest rooms are smart and contemporary and there a country views from the garden

a characteristic pub, formed from a row of 16th century cottages, located close to Howletts Wild Animal Park and a short drive from Canterbury

historic house, next to the cathedral gateway, dating from 1438 retaining plenty of character, sloping floors, wooden beams and winding corridors

a charming 18th-century property with period features, an indoor pool, sauna and spa offering a range of pampering treatments and therapies

incorporates part of the Norman city walls although dating from the 1730s - offers a homely, relaxing atmosphere close to the city centre

privately owned-hotel set in a Victorian townhouse amidst 2 acres of well-maintained grounds just a 10-minute walk to the city centre

relaxing hotel with extensive leisure facilities in huge private estate with historic building at its heart and modern log cabins in the grounds

stylishly renovated, yet retains plenty of original character that can be found in the boutique, well-appointed rooms and public areas