Canterbury City Centre Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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 this historic cathedral city, spacious newly refurbished rooms - and downstairs, the signature Wetherspoons good value menu

highly rated guest accommodation and restaurant just outside the city walls, a short walk from the cathedral and the shops on High Street

former coaching inn set alongside the River Stour and only a 5-minute walk from the cathedral - offers smart and contemporary guest rooms

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

enjoy the elegant, cosy rooms at this high quality B&B in a stylishly renovated Victorian town house ten minutes walk from Canterbury centre

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

located near Canterbury's bustling centre and a short walk from the cathedral, spacious and stylish suites with a convenient shared kitchen

a former public house is now a homely B&B situated within a 10-minute walk of the city centre; bedrooms feature period furniture and decoration

in the heart of the shopping district and offering boutique-style rooms, this contemporary accommodation is 6 minutes walk from the Cathedral

enjoy the varied, tasty food at this ancient inn near Canterbury centre, and the beautiful rooms - simply styled to showcase the 700-year-old beams

quietly situated right in the heart of historic Canterbury, this Georgian Grade II listed house retains period features in the spacious rooms

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

luxuriously appointed rooms in an attractive, Georgian-style townhouse, half a mile from the centre but close to numerous bars and eateries

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

behind the historic facade lies a stylish and contemporary hotel with modern rooms an award-winning restaurant and a vibrant cocktail bar

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

family-run hotel, dating back to the 16th century, with well-appointed, traditionally styled guest rooms and a cosy oak-beamed bar

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

15th century former coaching inn with many original features, located close to the medieval West Gate, 2 minutes walk from city centre