Canterbury

Canterbury’s central place in the spiritual history of England makes the ancient town a prime destination for visitors, but there is far more to it than just the famous cathedral: the riverside, its many museums and exceptional shopping and restaurant provision only begins a long list... Read More

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Canterbury Events

February
Creative Art Activities
June
Canterbury Carnival
Canterbury Folk Festival
University of Kent Artsfest
July
Goodnestone Village Fete
Kent Beer Festival
August
Archery School
Knight School
September
Hop Hoodening
October
Canterbury Festival
Terrible Tales!
November
Canterbury Eurofair

Hotels in Canterbury - 51 places to stay

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ABode Canterbury

ABode Canterbury

ABode Canterbury is situated within the ancient city walls, only minutes away from the stunning Canterbury Cathedral. Boutique shops, historic sites and traditional architecture make the city the perfect place to visit for business or ... More | visit website

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Broome Park Golf & Country Club

Broome Park Golf & Country Club

Nestled within a 268 acre private estate, this elegant Grade I listed building stands at the centre of a peaceful and relaxing resort in Barham, near Canterbury. Broome Park Golf and Country Club features comfortable accommodation ... More | visit website

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Abbots Fireside

Abbots Fireside

Welcome to The Abbot's Fireside Hotel, a 15th Century Hotel situated in the historic village of Elham. When you enter The Abbot's Fireside you will encounter a warm and friendly atmosphere. You will be surrounded ... More | visit website

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Old Coach House

Old Coach House
A 17th century coaching inn on the Dover Road run by the chef-patron Jean-Claude Rozard. A Flavour of France in England. We are recommended in the Which? Good Food Guide and Fromers Guide ... More | Double Room: £48 | visit website
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Cathedral Gate

Cathedral Gate
In the heart of Canterbury, set in an historical 1438 building, is the Cathedral Gate Hotel. Rooms have modern amenities and some offer spectacular views of the Cathedral. Steeped in history, the Cathedral Gate’s medieval ... More | visit website
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House of Agnes

House of Agnes

The House of Agnes dates back to the 13th century and was referred to by name in Charles Dickens' novel 'David Copperfield'. Centrally located, only 200m from Canterbury West train station & a short walk ... More | visit website

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Canterbury Cathedral Lodge

Canterbury Cathedral Lodge

Canterbury Cathedral Lodge is a hotel and conference centre in the best location in Canterbury, offering superb, purpose-built conference facilities and accommodation in a unique and historic location in the private grounds of Canterbury Cathedral, ... More | Double Room: From £99 | visit website

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Sun Hotel

Sun Hotel
The Sun Hotel is located just a few steps from Canterbury Cathedral in a cobbled street, this 15th century hotel is steeped in history, with former guests including Charles Dickens.

Extensively refurbishment in ... More | visit website
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Knowlton Court

Knowlton Court
Knowlton lies in quiet countryside 9 miles south of Canterbury and 5 miles from Sandwich and the coast. Horses graze the land of the estate and there are plenty of attractions nearby.
The accommodation ranges from our ... More | visit website
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Millers Arms Inn

Millers Arms Inn

A delightful old pub close to the city centre and its many tourist attractions. The ruins of the ancient water mill (hence Miller's Arms) on the River Stour remain alongside the pub.
The hotel consists of ... More | visit website

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