The Best Canterbury Hotels

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

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

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

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

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

in the heart of Canterbury, near shops and a short walk from the cathedral, a superior chain hotel offers well-equipped rooms and leisure facilities

dating from the 15th century, this character house features boutique rooms or modern stable rooms, a walled garden and a library

set in a Victorian villa a 15 minute walk from the cathedral - offers shared kitchen facilities, a cafe bar, laundry facilities and a games room

perfectly placed for sight-seeing, shopping and dining and home to a beautiful 12th century chapel and gardens that lead to the River Stour

enjoy the best of both worlds at this peaceful farmhouse, set in the Kent countryside but juts 2 miles from the bustle of historical Canterbury

sympathetically renovated, historic building with a wealth of exposed wall and ceiling beams preserved - smart, well-appointed guest rooms

Tudor building formerly known as "Little Inn", made famous by Dickens, extensively refurbished and set on a cobbled street near the cathedral

Canterbury home from home offering simple style rooms and a self-serve breakfast situated a 15-minute walk from the city centre

escape to the country at this rustic accommodation situated on the edge of a peaceful, Kent Downs village a short drive from Canterbury

a short walk to the city walls and 10 minutes to the Cathedral, a well-presented accommodation set over 3 floors of a modern townhouse