Canterbury Hotels with Wi-Fi

Room 336 with a view. Bed comfy and huge smart tv. Room very clean and amazing shower. Excellent stay with breakfast included.

Pros: The room is clean and cleaned up in a timely manner. The breakfast is good, and the steak in the restaurant on the first floor can be slightly expensive. Cons: No elevator. However, there are few old hotels in the UK with elevators.

1. Facilities: Parking is available at the door. The room is fully equipped and the layout is very detailed and warm; 2. Hygiene: The room and public areas are very clean and tidy; 3. Environment: The surrounding area is full of British-style buildings similar to the hotel, which is pleasing to the eye. It is about 20-30 minutes walk from the city center, which is very convenient. 4. Service: Very detailed. In addition to English breakfast, there are many other options for breakfast. The big sisters and little sisters who serve the hotel are very diligent, and the garden is very beautiful. Recommended!

Close to shopping mall, there is a very nice Chinese restaurant opposite. I will choose this one next time. The first floor that likes to drink is the bar.

The better place to compare the general facilities is that it is more convenient to travel in the city centre. It is also very convenient to get off the train station. The hotel is very poor. If you are unfortunate, your window is next to the street. There is a bar downstairs every night. Shouting

Having never been to Canterbury before, we were amazed to find this place which is in the very centre of the city with its own parking spaces outside. We didn't eat there, I don't think they do breakfasts, but there is no need as you are about a minute or two's walk from places to eat. There are a lot of stairs but that was no problem to us. Our room was very well appointed and decorated. We had a private bathroom just outside the bedroom. I believe the building is Grade 2 listed. The only minus point was that it could have done with double glazing for sound insulation as it's so centrally situated. I would certainly recommend it. We had 2 nights here.

With a stay at Canterbury Lodge, you'll be centrally located in Canterbury, just a 5-minute walk from St. Dunstan's Church and 8 minutes by foot from Westgate Gardens. This bed & breakfast is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from University of Kent and 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Westgate Gardens and Towers.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 4 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided on request.

The location of this accommodation is perfect. Just 10-15 minutes walk from Canterbury West Train Station. There is a Sainsbury's local at the corner and the main street is just 2 minutes walk. The host is very nice and friendly. The room is clean, bed sheet and duvet smell good. For amenities, there are only hand wash and body wash, you have to bring your own stuffs. It's a good experience to stay in this accomodation.

This hotel is completely unique. It is an ancient building with stairs, uneven floors in places and rooms above the shops along the Burgate directly next door to the Cathedral entrance. Our beautiful room at the back, had a four poster bed and views over the rooftops to the Cathedral. Access was up some steps through an outdoor seating area and a lovely residents lounge and up further steps. The staff were outstanding. Nothing was too much trouble and they went out of their way to help in any way possible including giving advice about local restaurants and pubs, places to visit and car parking. Continental breakfast is included in the price with additional charges for full English. All brought to you at your table and excellent. We all absolutely loved this completely unique ancient and beautiful place with wonderful, kind, helpful staff.

I booked to stay at Peregrine House, which is an annex of another hotel. Owing to a change of ownership, it was all rather confusing, but worked out very well in the end. I booked for Peregrine House, and was told it was on Hawks Lane, and I was to get my keys from Castle Hotel.. Then, immediately, I received another email saying I had to collect my key instead from Pilgrim's Hotel, The Friars! I turned up at Pilgrim's Hotel and the young lady at Reception was very nice, and explained the confusion was due to change of ownership that week. I then went to my room in Peregrine Hotel. The sign I saw was Hawks Lane Lodge, and later I saw that there is another sign above that saying Peregrine House. So when they get that sorted, it will be great!! Peregrine Hotel is down a little lane, off the main High Street, and was a bit dark at night. I am a lady on my own. But Peregrine House is ok once inside. The door is secure, and it is very clean inside. I stayed in Room 4 upstairs. It was very quiet and the window looked out on to an inside courtyard below. No street or other noise. Furniture in the room is dated, but ok. Room was a single, and the bed was ok but mattress could do with a firmer one instead. Bedding comfortable and clean. I was however rather cold in the night, in spite of a duvet on the bed, but there was no extra blanket. The en suite was fine, clean. Shower, toilet, basin, and shampoos, soap etc provided. In the room, there is a kettle, tea, coffee, biscuits, a nice decent sized mug, Also, a hairdryer. There is a small TV on the wall. One of the ceiling light bulbs had blown, and the strip light over the basin did not work. I left a message for housekeeping. Wonderful big, soft, cosy bathsheet towel! Clean carpet. Would stay again. Would recommend...as long as you realise that Reception and breakfast is at Pilgrim's hotel (opposite the Marlow Theatre). ”Hot” breakfast at Pilgrims (included in my room rate) was ”ok”. I chose the Vegetarian option and declined the egg. But it was just two rather dry vegetarian ”sausages”, a ready bought heated rosti, a few mushrooms, a small spoonful of wilted spinach, a couple of spoonfuls of beaked beans and a tomato. Dining room there at Pilgrim's almost too quiet! Toast, croissants etc available at buffet bar. A GOOD POINT IS THAT YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR BAG AFTER CHECK OUT, IN A LOCKED CUPBOARD AT PILGRIM'S, SO YOU DON'T NEED TO WALK AROUND ALL DAY WITH IT!