Canterbury Inns

The Crown is a Grade 1-listed fifteenth-century building fully-restored to provide delightful bars and high quality accommodation. Over the centuries the inn, which probably started as a coffee-house, has built an unrivalled reputation for warm and friendly hospitality.

Set within a Grade II Listed former coaching inn, this charming residence occupies a prominent position opposite the church in the picturesque village of Wingham. All rooms are different sizes and layouts, some with heavy beams and amazing period features.

The King's Head is a traditional friendly 15th century oak beamed inn situated in the historic city of Canterbury. The inn offers a fully licensed bar and cosy dining room with open fireplace. The bedrooms are all en-suite with original beams, TV, radio, hair dryer and tea/coffee tray.

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.

Characteristic pub open fire & beams, offering home cooked cusine.4 diamond 16 room accommodation call in for a coffee and ask to be shown around the brand new 16 bedrooms, bookings now being taken.

The Grove Ferry Inn is in the midst of the Stodmarsh Reserve, on the banks of the River Stour in Upstreet, a short drive from Canterbury. The inn offers 6 spacious and tastefully decorated en-suite rooms each featuring central heating, TV, hairdryer, beverage tray and complimentary toiletries.

Set in one of the most picturesque corners of Canterbury with views overlooking the Cathedral, The Millers Arms Inn dates back to 1826. The bars and restaurants extensive Menus ranges from seasonal specialities to great value traditional pub grub. All our rooms are en-suite, with colour televisions and ample coffee making facilities.

The Pilgrims Rest is a Grade II listed, late 16th-early 17th century building now housing tea rooms, a bar area & lounge and 6 en-suite bedrooms.

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 Woolpack is a 15th century inn with a wealth of oak beams situated near to Canterbury. The restaurant offers excellent food using the finest local produce. With a wide range of seasonal specials, classic dishes and vegetarian options. The bars offer a range of ales, spirits and wines from around the world.