The Best Canterbury Hotels

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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