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Traditional Victorian house situated close to the city centre, railway stations and bus station. Comfortable rooms wit en-suite bathrooms and FREE WiFi internet access. All our rooms are fully equipped with TV beverage facilities and hairdryers. Some rooms have four-poster / canopied beds. Anns House is ideally located for Channel Ports and Euro-Tunnel and our secure private car-park allows you to explore the historical city, Kentish countryside or even the nearby coast. A full traditional English breakfast is included with unlimited toast / beverages. Special diets catered for on request.
?Homelea b&b? a countryside residence, backing onto the river Stour and North Downs Way, yet only three and a half mile drive from the beautiful Cathedral City of Canterbury. We offer standards of 5 diamonds & our rooms are very luxurious, with extra special touches to make your stay more memorable. Come and relax, enjoy a peaceful setting with outstanding views and friendly hospitality. Enjoy swimming in the indoor pool which is heated until October.Enjoy your breakfast in the dining next to the wood burning stove. Plenty of free off road parking. We are convenient for C`bury Cricket Ground, Ashford International Station, Dover and Folkestone & visiting SE of England. Ideal for honeymooners, couples business and single travellers. 
Built astride the ancient City walls of Canterbury and standing in the shadow of Henry II’s Great Keep itself - reputedly the third largest in the Kingdom - stands Castle House. Your choice for a unique bed and breakfast experience, steeped in history. Castle House is an architectural gem and a scheduled ancient monument. The main house was built in the 1730s, incorporating part of the Norman city walls, the Roman Worthgate, and the only visible remaining section of the original city moat, now of course drained of water. Here, surrounded by Georgian opulence and decoration of the highest standard, you are just a few minutes’ short walk from the whole of the mediaeval city: the magnificent Cathedral; the maze of winding streets and the romantic ruins of the Castle and city walls… Book your room at Castle House and history and convenience will combine to make your stay both memorable and enjoyable. All our rooms have been decorated to the highest standards, benefit from en suite or private facilities, and provide you with every modern comfort from contemporary flat screen digital TV to high speed wireless broadband at no extra cost. With our dining facilities and freshly-brewed filter coffee always available, Castle House takes bed and breakfast in Canterbury to a whole new level. In the shadow of the Normans and in the footsteps of the pilgrims, you will want to come back again and again… 
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. Centrally located and easily accessible by road, rail or bus, a perfect place to stay and enjoy the historic sites and city amenities whilst being in the Dane John gardens area The Coach House is offset from any traffic and city noise. The rooms are all with private WC and bathroom or en-suite, with tea/coffee making facilities, WiFi, remote TVs with DVD (rooms 1&3 only with DVD), radio alarm and include cooked or continental breakfast using local produce, sausage, eggs, pastries and a variety of breads and rolls. During the summer months breakfast can be taken in the courtyard terrace. Rooms are large and spacious and most still have the original Georgian fireplaces. We look forward to welcoming you to The Coach House and the City of Canterbury.