Canterbury Bed and Breakfasts

Amanda House is a modern and tastefully decorated Guesthouse situated on the South side of Canterbury, being only a five minute walk from the city centre. The Guesthouse includes comfortable guest lounge and large guest kitchen.

The New Flying Horse, an attractive 17th century posting house. Set in Wye, an historic village in some of the most beautiful countryside in the garden of England.

The Abbot's Fireside Hotel is a 15th century hotel situated in the historic village of Elham, just south of Canterbury. The restaurant has an excellent reputation for its cuisine and serves a traditional spit roast every night. There are five bedrooms all decorated in a traditional style with one featuring a four poster bed.

The Castle House hotel enjoys Georgian styling and decoration of the highest standard. You are just a few minutes’ short walk from the whole of the medieval city.

Just a 10-minute walk along the River Stour from the very heart of beautiful, historic Canterbury, this well-established 4-star bed and breakfast offers charming en suite rooms and free parking.

The Homelea Bed & Breakfast is located just three and a half miles from the city of Canterbury. Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, free car parking and a dining room with wood burning stove. The bedrooms are spacious and luxurious.

The Magnolia House is a Georgian guest house dating back to 1830, just a short walk from the centre of Canterbury. Breakfast is served in the dining room using fresh local produce where possible. The guest house is not licensed but you are welcome to bring along your own drinks. All rooms have a TV, radio/alarm clock, hairdryer, robes and sewing kit.

Located just a few steps from the cathedral, this 15th century hotel is steeped in history, with former guests including Charles Dickens. The bedrooms are elegantly furnished each featuring a four-poster bed, en-suite facilities and TV. On the ground floor of the hotel you can relax in the cosy tearoom.

The Coach House, a Grade II listed Georgian building, is stylish and relaxed offering a personal service with spacious and contemporary rooms. Situated within the ancient city walls and minutes walk from The Cathedral, a World Heritage site.

An ancient coaching inn, the White Horse is mentioned in Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Set in the heart of the garden of England and surrounded by orchards and hop gardens.

The Wife of Bath has five comfortable bedrooms,all with private facilities, are charming, each one with its own unique style and character. The Wife of Bath, Restaurant with rooms offers wonderful food, relaxing comfort and discreet but attentive service.

Upper Ansdore is a small medieval farmhouse situated in a very quiet valley with wonderful views, yet only 6 miles from Canterbury. Breakfast is served in the dining featuring large oak beams and big open fireplace. The bedrooms are decorated in a traditional country style with en-suite facilities and great views.