Hotels in Canterbury

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The Victoria Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

With parking for over 50 cars, we are ideally situated to meet your needs, be it touring, a weekend break, a business stopover, a conference or a private function. Our caring and efficient staff extend a traditional, friendly welcome to both tourists and business guests alike, and take pride in helping to make your stay with us a truly home from home experience.

The Victoria Hotel - Hotel - Room information

A relaxing escape from the busy world outside, our 34 en-suite bedrooms are fitted and finished to ensure your relaxation and comfort. There's a choice of single, twin, double, triple and family rooms or for that special occasion our executive room with a jacuzzi and four poster bed. Ground floor rooms are suitable for our disabled guests.

The Victoria Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Many home and overseas visitors enjoy exploring historic Canterbury and its famous cathedral. Additionally there are plenty of nearby attractions including the Roman Museum, the Canterbury Tales Experience, Howlett's Zoo Park and St Augustine's Abbey.

The Victoria Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

With good access via the M20 and M2, The Victoria Hotel is best approached from the west via the A2. - Branch left (signposted Canterbury) and continue forward onto the A2050. - Enter Canterbury and at the 1st roundabout bear left onto London Road where you will find us immediately on the left-hand side. The 2 main stations are also close by and Gatwick Airport is just a 75 minute journey away.

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The Falstaff Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

A traditional 15th century coaching inn, the Falstaff Hotel is steeped in history yet offers residents every modern comfort. Located just a few steps away from the imposing Westgate Tower, the hotel provides easy access to Canterbury city centre and its attractions, including the impressive cathedral that has been designated a World Heritage site. Over the centuries, the hotel has been extended through clever conversions of both an adjacent wood mill and a former pub. The result is a choice of comfortable accommodation with free car parking. It is an ideal base for business or pleasure and is within easy reach of the city, its gardens, museums, river site and historical walks. Returning from their excursions, guests can relax with a drink in the hotel's wood -beamed lounge or beautiful, secluded courtyard before enjoying a delicious meal.

The Falstaff Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The 46 bedrooms are all en suite and include a range of singles, doubles (one with disabled access), twins and one family room. 3 of the double bedrooms feature traditional four-poster beds, the ideal choice for a romantic weekend away. Bedroom accommodation is located in the original property and 2 adjacent converted properties - Old Woodmill Rooms and the Tap Rooms. Rooms in the main building have ancient beams and period features whilst bedrooms in the recently converted areas are more contemporarily styled. Please note that extra beds are only available for children up to 12 years old.

The Falstaff Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Dine in our superb Othello's Restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional English cuisine or enjoy light meals and bar snacks in the Four Seasons Bar. Breakfast is served from 7:00am-9:30am during the week and 8:00am-1:00pm at weekends. Bar food is available from 6:30pm daily and the restaurant opens at 7:00pm.

The Falstaff Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Canterbury is famous throughout the world for its historic Norman cathedral, but Canterbury also offers visitors plenty of other places of interest. Guided tours and trails around the city explore the history of some of the city's oldest buildings and the fascinating Canterbury Tales museum is not to be missed. Beautiful gardens, riverside walks, shops, bars and restaurants all add to the charm of a place that blends cosmopolitan style with old-world charm. The location of the hotel, adjacent to the Westgate Tower, means that all of Canterbury's central attractions are within 10 minutes’ walk. Further afield are Dover (10 miles/ 16 km) with its famous white cliffs, the stunning Sissinghurst Castle gardens (22 miles/35.5 km) and Leeds Castle (27 miles/43.5 km). Visitors wishing to explore the local countryside will also be able to see for themselves why the county of Kent is known as the Garden of England. Those who wish to hop over to France for a day’s shopping will find easy access either via the ferry service (Dover -10 miles/16 km), the channel tunnel (Folkestone – 15 miles/24 km) or the Eurostar rail service (Ashford – 28 miles/45 km).

The Falstaff Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From London, follow M2/A2 to Canterbury, entering the city on A2050. At the second roundabout, turn left into St. Peter's Place and proceed past the Westgate Towers. The hotel is in front of you on the right. Turn right, then immediately left into the hotel car park after the traffic lights. From all other directions, follow the Canterbury ring road clockwise to the St. Peter's roundabout, then follow directions above.

The Falstaff Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Children/Extra Beds: Please enter requests for extra child beds and/or cots, noting the age of the child, in the comments box when booking. Group Bookings: Reservations for 6 or more rooms made under the same name and for the same arrival date will be classed as a group booking and may require a deposit or full pre-payment before the date of arrival. Pets: The hotel does not accept pets, with the exception of service animals.

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Swallow Chaucer Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

A traditional 15th century coaching inn, the Falstaff Hotel is steeped in history yet offers residents every modern comfort. Located just a few steps away from the imposing Westgate Tower, the hotel provides easy access to Canterbury city centre and its attractions, including the impressive cathedral that has been designated a World Heritage site. Over the centuries, the hotel has been extended through clever conversions of both an adjacent wood mill and a former pub. The result is a choice of comfortable accommodation with free car parking. It is an ideal base for business or pleasure and is within easy reach of the city, its gardens, museums, river site and historical walks. Returning from their excursions, guests can relax with a drink in the hotel's wood -beamed lounge or beautiful, secluded courtyard before enjoying a delicious meal.

Swallow Chaucer Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The 46 bedrooms are all en suite and include a range of singles, doubles (one with disabled access), twins and one family room. 3 of the double bedrooms feature traditional four-poster beds, the ideal choice for a romantic weekend away. Bedroom accommodation is located in the original property and 2 adjacent converted properties - Old Woodmill Rooms and the Tap Rooms. Rooms in the main building have ancient beams and period features whilst bedrooms in the recently converted areas are more contemporarily styled. Please note that extra beds are only available for children up to 12 years old.

Swallow Chaucer Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Dine in our superb Othello's Restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional English cuisine or enjoy light meals and bar snacks in the Four Seasons Bar. Breakfast is served from 7:00am-9:30am during the week and 8:00am-1:00pm at weekends. Bar food is available from 6:30pm daily and the restaurant opens at 7:00pm.

Swallow Chaucer Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Canterbury is famous throughout the world for its historic Norman cathedral, but Canterbury also offers visitors plenty of other places of interest. Guided tours and trails around the city explore the history of some of the city's oldest buildings and the fascinating Canterbury Tales museum is not to be missed. Beautiful gardens, riverside walks, shops, bars and restaurants all add to the charm of a place that blends cosmopolitan style with old-world charm. The location of the hotel, adjacent to the Westgate Tower, means that all of Canterbury's central attractions are within 10 minutes’ walk. Further afield are Dover (10 miles/ 16 km) with its famous white cliffs, the stunning Sissinghurst Castle gardens (22 miles/35.5 km) and Leeds Castle (27 miles/43.5 km). Visitors wishing to explore the local countryside will also be able to see for themselves why the county of Kent is known as the Garden of England. Those who wish to hop over to France for a day’s shopping will find easy access either via the ferry service (Dover -10 miles/16 km), the channel tunnel (Folkestone – 15 miles/24 km) or the Eurostar rail service (Ashford – 28 miles/45 km).

Swallow Chaucer Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: Canterbury is situated 16 km (10 miles) from the end of the M2. The Chaucer is in Ivy Lane, on the left of Lower Chantry Lane, on the eastern side of the city wall.

Swallow Chaucer Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Children/Extra Beds: Please enter requests for extra child beds and/or cots, noting the age of the child, in the comments box when booking. Group Bookings: Reservations for 6 or more rooms made under the same name and for the same arrival date will be classed as a group booking and may require a deposit or full pre-payment before the date of arrival. Pets: The hotel does not accept pets, with the exception of service animals.

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Pilgrims Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

A traditional 15th century coaching inn, the Falstaff Hotel is steeped in history yet offers residents every modern comfort. Located just a few steps away from the imposing Westgate Tower, the hotel provides easy access to Canterbury city centre and its attractions, including the impressive cathedral that has been designated a World Heritage site. Over the centuries, the hotel has been extended through clever conversions of both an adjacent wood mill and a former pub. The result is a choice of comfortable accommodation with free car parking. It is an ideal base for business or pleasure and is within easy reach of the city, its gardens, museums, river site and historical walks. Returning from their excursions, guests can relax with a drink in the hotel's wood -beamed lounge or beautiful, secluded courtyard before enjoying a delicious meal.

Pilgrims Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The 46 bedrooms are all en suite and include a range of singles, doubles (one with disabled access), twins and one family room. 3 of the double bedrooms feature traditional four-poster beds, the ideal choice for a romantic weekend away. Bedroom accommodation is located in the original property and 2 adjacent converted properties - Old Woodmill Rooms and the Tap Rooms. Rooms in the main building have ancient beams and period features whilst bedrooms in the recently converted areas are more contemporarily styled. Please note that extra beds are only available for children up to 12 years old.

Pilgrims Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Dine in our superb Othello's Restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional English cuisine or enjoy light meals and bar snacks in the Four Seasons Bar. Breakfast is served from 7:00am-9:30am during the week and 8:00am-1:00pm at weekends. Bar food is available from 6:30pm daily and the restaurant opens at 7:00pm.

Pilgrims Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Canterbury is famous throughout the world for its historic Norman cathedral, but Canterbury also offers visitors plenty of other places of interest. Guided tours and trails around the city explore the history of some of the city's oldest buildings and the fascinating Canterbury Tales museum is not to be missed. Beautiful gardens, riverside walks, shops, bars and restaurants all add to the charm of a place that blends cosmopolitan style with old-world charm. The location of the hotel, adjacent to the Westgate Tower, means that all of Canterbury's central attractions are within 10 minutes’ walk. Further afield are Dover (10 miles/ 16 km) with its famous white cliffs, the stunning Sissinghurst Castle gardens (22 miles/35.5 km) and Leeds Castle (27 miles/43.5 km). Visitors wishing to explore the local countryside will also be able to see for themselves why the county of Kent is known as the Garden of England. Those who wish to hop over to France for a day’s shopping will find easy access either via the ferry service (Dover -10 miles/16 km), the channel tunnel (Folkestone – 15 miles/24 km) or the Eurostar rail service (Ashford – 28 miles/45 km).

Pilgrims Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From London M2, A2 into Canterbury on the Rheims Way, at the 2nd roundabout (St Peters), turn left. Follow road around Westgate Towers and at mini-roundabout turn right. Follow road with car park on the right (North lane). Turn right at next turning onto the causeway at the end of the road turn left onto St Radigans Street. Follow road past the Dolphin pub on your left, the road now bears right. At the end of this road, turn right onto Kings Street, past Merefields pub on your left at the end of this road (at Cross Road), turn right onto the Friars. The Pilgrims Hotel is about 150 yards on the left, opposite the Marlow theatre.

Pilgrims Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note the parking is off site but in a secure locked garage.

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Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury - Hotel - Hotel information

The lounge bar is open for residents from 11:00 to 01:00. The restaurant is open for evening meals from 18:00 to 22:00. For business guests, the hotel has 2 meeting rooms which are both equipped with TV/VCR, DVD player, screen, stationery kit, flip charts, telephone point, natural daylight, sweets, biscuits and tea/coffee. Meet Smart rooms are available from GBP 90 for a half day and GBP 130 for a full day.

Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury - Hotel - Room information

The 46 bedrooms are all en suite and include a range of singles, doubles (one with disabled access), twins and one family room. 3 of the double bedrooms feature traditional four-poster beds, the ideal choice for a romantic weekend away. Bedroom accommodation is located in the original property and 2 adjacent converted properties - Old Woodmill Rooms and the Tap Rooms. Rooms in the main building have ancient beams and period features whilst bedrooms in the recently converted areas are more contemporarily styled. Please note that extra beds are only available for children up to 12 years old.

Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury - Hotel - Food & beverage

Breakfast is served between 06:30 and 09:00, Monday to Friday and 07:00 and 10:30 Saturday to Sunday. Our table d'hôte menu, snack menu and daily specials are served in the restaurant from 18:00 to 22:00 7 days a week.

Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury - Hotel - Area information

Canterbury is famous throughout the world for its historic Norman cathedral, but Canterbury also offers visitors plenty of other places of interest. Guided tours and trails around the city explore the history of some of the city's oldest buildings and the fascinating Canterbury Tales museum is not to be missed. Beautiful gardens, riverside walks, shops, bars and restaurants all add to the charm of a place that blends cosmopolitan style with old-world charm. The location of the hotel, adjacent to the Westgate Tower, means that all of Canterbury's central attractions are within 10 minutes’ walk. Further afield are Dover (10 miles/ 16 km) with its famous white cliffs, the stunning Sissinghurst Castle gardens (22 miles/35.5 km) and Leeds Castle (27 miles/43.5 km). Visitors wishing to explore the local countryside will also be able to see for themselves why the county of Kent is known as the Garden of England. Those who wish to hop over to France for a day’s shopping will find easy access either via the ferry service (Dover -10 miles/16 km), the channel tunnel (Folkestone – 15 miles/24 km) or the Eurostar rail service (Ashford – 28 miles/45 km).

Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury - Hotel - Travel information

Located on the A2, 3 miles from the city centre. From the Eastbound carriageway, the hotel is accessed via the Texaco petrol station and service area at Upper Harbledown. From the Westbound carriageway, access is gained via the Dunkirk slip road, straight after the Esso petrol station and crossing the A2 via the bridge joining the Eastbound carriageway, before proceeding as above.

Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury - Hotel - Important information

Car parking is free but on a first come first serve basis. Please note that we do not have a lift/elevator in the hotel.

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Ebury Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The pool is 30-foot by 15-foot and 4.5-foot deep and includes a revitalising jacuzzi. Swimming towels are supplied by the hotel and are available at reception. Children may also enjoy this facility which is open from 08:00-21:00 daily, and is free to all residents of the hotel. The walled gardens are located to the rear of the hotel, and offer the chance to stretch your legs, for children to explore, or you can just sit out on those warm summer evenings with a chilled bottle of wine. The hotel’s dog, Charlie, is a Labradoodle; a cross between a Labrador and a Poodle. Labradoodles are hypoallergenic and do not shed hair. Charlie is one year old, and can be occasionally seen at the hotel, usually behind the reception desk, or running around in the garden chasing the squirrels. He is very friendly and good natured so do say hello to him if you see him during your stay.

Ebury Hotel - Hotel - Room information

This family-owned hotel offers 15 well-appointed en suite rooms, equipped with a selection of convenient modern amenities.

Ebury Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Jean-Pierre, the French chef, has devised both a 2-course and a 3-course menu with many interesting and varied dishes. All produce is sourced locally, and dishes are freshly prepared. Please note that the restaurant is closed on Sunday evenings.

Ebury Hotel - Hotel - Area information

There are many things to see and do in and around this beautiful city, including: Canterbury Arts: There are many museums, art galleries, and bookshops located in Canterbury, the Museum of Canterbury, Canterbury Roman Museum, and Rupert Bear Museum. Galleries include the Stark Gallery, and Kings Gallery. Canterbury Theatre: The Marlowe Theatre hosts major productions, and musical concerts throughout the year. The Gulbenkian Theatre is home of some of the best in dance, drama, music, comedy and films. The Canterbury Festival is held in October. Canterbury Tours: The Canterbury Tales is a stunning reconstruction of Chaucer’s 14th Century England. Canterbury river tours offer a fascinating perspective and insight into Canterbury's hidden past. Tours of the cathedral are also available. Canterbury World Heritage Site: Including Canterbury Cathedral and Precinct, St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin’s Church. All have great historical importance to Christianity, and offer some interesting visitor attractions. Canterbury Green Heritage: The Dane John Gardens, where you can stroll along the city walls which border one side of the gardens, have recently won awards for excellence. The Westgate Gardens and Stour River are lovely riverside gardens with superb floral displays and views of the Medieval Westgate towers. Furthermore, there’s Kent County Cricket Ground; golf courses; wildlife parks; castles, countryside for walks and bike rides; and the coast.

Ebury Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Air: From Heathrow: Take the London underground tube to London Victoria train station, then a train to Canterbury East. The hotel is a short taxi ride away. From Gatwick: Take the Gatwick express train to London Victoria train station, then continue as above. From the Eurotunnel - Ashford International: Take the train from Ashford to Canterbury West, then a short taxi ride to the hotel. By Car: From Ashford: - Take the A28 towards Canterbury. - On approaching Canterbury, follow signs for City Centre. - At the St. George roundabout take the first exit towards Dover A2. - Go straight over the traffic lights leading to New Dover Road. - Ebury Hotel is situated on the left after 500 metres. From Dover: - Take the A2 towards London. - Exit at Canterbury onto the A2050 leading directly onto New Dover Road. - At the roundabout take the second exit marked City Centre. - Ebury Hotel is situated on the right-hand side after one mile. From London: - Take the A2 towards Dover. - Turn off at Canterbury, following signs to Dover. - Continue through 4 roundabouts, turning right at the St. George roundabout signposted Dover A2. - Go straight over the traffic lights leading to New Dover Road. - Ebury Hotel is situated on the left after 500 metres. From Margate: - Take the A28 towards Canterbury approaching City Centre along city walls to the St. George roundabout. - Take the first exit towards Dover A2. - Then as above. London is only 90 minutes from Canterbury by train, from Canterbury East or West Stations. The port of Dover is 20 Minutes away from our hotel, where you can access trips to Calais, or Boulogne. Ashford International Station is 20 minutes away with destination such as Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels.

Ebury Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Payment Information: Please note that upon booking, Ebury Hotel will charge your credit card with a GBP 50 deposit. All hotel bedrooms are non smoking. Check-in is from Midday-23:00. Check-out is by 11:00.

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Chaucer Lodge Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

The pool is 30-foot by 15-foot and 4.5-foot deep and includes a revitalising jacuzzi. Swimming towels are supplied by the hotel and are available at reception. Children may also enjoy this facility which is open from 08:00-21:00 daily, and is free to all residents of the hotel. The walled gardens are located to the rear of the hotel, and offer the chance to stretch your legs, for children to explore, or you can just sit out on those warm summer evenings with a chilled bottle of wine. The hotel’s dog, Charlie, is a Labradoodle; a cross between a Labrador and a Poodle. Labradoodles are hypoallergenic and do not shed hair. Charlie is one year old, and can be occasionally seen at the hotel, usually behind the reception desk, or running around in the garden chasing the squirrels. He is very friendly and good natured so do say hello to him if you see him during your stay.

Chaucer Lodge Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

This family-owned hotel offers 15 well-appointed en suite rooms, equipped with a selection of convenient modern amenities.

Chaucer Lodge Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Continental and English breakfasts are prepared to order and served in both the breakfast room and conservatory.

Chaucer Lodge Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Canterbury is a historical city with a great heritage, a lively cosmopolitan city centre and world-famous cathedral. Its shopping, entertainment facilities, cinema and theatre are all within easy walking distance, making Chaucer Lodge guest house an ideal base for visitors.

Chaucer Lodge Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car - Arriving from the west on the M2/A2, turn right at the next roundabout after the police station, into New Dover Road. - Chaucer Lodge is located on the left-hand side about half a mile after passing The Old Gate Inn public house.

Chaucer Lodge Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Please contact the hotel directly if you wish to arrive after 21:00. Payment Information: All payments made by credit or debit card incur a 5% supplement. Parking Information: The free car park for guests is right outside the front of the guest house. Internet: Low priced Wi-Fi internet access is available on a public computer.

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Broome Park Golf & Country Club - Resort - Hotel information

The pool is 30-foot by 15-foot and 4.5-foot deep and includes a revitalising jacuzzi. Swimming towels are supplied by the hotel and are available at reception. Children may also enjoy this facility which is open from 08:00-21:00 daily, and is free to all residents of the hotel. The walled gardens are located to the rear of the hotel, and offer the chance to stretch your legs, for children to explore, or you can just sit out on those warm summer evenings with a chilled bottle of wine. The hotel’s dog, Charlie, is a Labradoodle; a cross between a Labrador and a Poodle. Labradoodles are hypoallergenic and do not shed hair. Charlie is one year old, and can be occasionally seen at the hotel, usually behind the reception desk, or running around in the garden chasing the squirrels. He is very friendly and good natured so do say hello to him if you see him during your stay.

Broome Park Golf & Country Club - Resort - Room information

Stylish and contemporary, the log cabins are fully-equipped to offer everything you need for a comfortable stay. Each one features: comfortable bedrooms; spacious living rooms; and beautiful bathrooms. 2-bedroom cabins feature kitchens as standard. Studios do not have a kitchen.

Broome Park Golf & Country Club - Resort - Food & beverage

With a bay window boasting views over the grounds of this ancient estate, the Jacobean Restaurant offers the perfect venue for your meals. Made to order using the freshest local produce, you can choose from a fine selection of à la carte meals. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and features an antique crystal chandelier. Food pack (optional): For an additional cost you can order a food pack to be placed in your cabin on arrival. This includes a loaf of bread, 6 eggs, 1 jar of jam, 1 litre of orange juice, 1 big pack of cereal, 1.5 litres of water, 1 litre of milk and 1 butter or margarine.

Broome Park Golf & Country Club - Resort - Area information

Known as the ‘Garden of England’, Kent is one of England's most beautiful counties, home to cities and towns with attractions to suit all ages and tastes. At its very heart is the cathedral city of Canterbury, the seat of Christianity, bringing up to 1.5 million visitors every year. Also nearby are the White Cliffs of Dover, Hastings and Medway, the county's maritime capital.

Broome Park Golf & Country Club - Resort - Travel information

By Car: From the M25 orbital motorway: - Join the M2/A2. - Take the exit signposted Folkestone/Crematorium, onto the A260 (this is approximately 7 miles from the Canterbury exit). - Travel along this road, taking signposts for Folkestone for approximately one mile. - Pass a service station and the Crematorium. - Broome Park is located on the right-hand side of the road.

Broome Park Golf & Country Club - Resort - Important information

Prior to check-in: Credit card details are required at check-in. Broome will also ask that you supply them with photographic identification. Please contact the resort if you anticipate arriving after 21.00. At check-in: The main reception is located in the mansion house. You can only access the house through an electronic security gate. Please press the buzzer and state your name.

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Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The pool is 30-foot by 15-foot and 4.5-foot deep and includes a revitalising jacuzzi. Swimming towels are supplied by the hotel and are available at reception. Children may also enjoy this facility which is open from 08:00-21:00 daily, and is free to all residents of the hotel. The walled gardens are located to the rear of the hotel, and offer the chance to stretch your legs, for children to explore, or you can just sit out on those warm summer evenings with a chilled bottle of wine. The hotel’s dog, Charlie, is a Labradoodle; a cross between a Labrador and a Poodle. Labradoodles are hypoallergenic and do not shed hair. Charlie is one year old, and can be occasionally seen at the hotel, usually behind the reception desk, or running around in the garden chasing the squirrels. He is very friendly and good natured so do say hello to him if you see him during your stay.

Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Stylish and contemporary, the log cabins are fully-equipped to offer everything you need for a comfortable stay. Each one features: comfortable bedrooms; spacious living rooms; and beautiful bathrooms. 2-bedroom cabins feature kitchens as standard. Studios do not have a kitchen.

Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

With a bay window boasting views over the grounds of this ancient estate, the Jacobean Restaurant offers the perfect venue for your meals. Made to order using the freshest local produce, you can choose from a fine selection of à la carte meals. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and features an antique crystal chandelier. Food pack (optional): For an additional cost you can order a food pack to be placed in your cabin on arrival. This includes a loaf of bread, 6 eggs, 1 jar of jam, 1 litre of orange juice, 1 big pack of cereal, 1.5 litres of water, 1 litre of milk and 1 butter or margarine.

Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Known as the ‘Garden of England’, Kent is one of England's most beautiful counties, home to cities and towns with attractions to suit all ages and tastes. At its very heart is the cathedral city of Canterbury, the seat of Christianity, bringing up to 1.5 million visitors every year. Also nearby are the White Cliffs of Dover, Hastings and Medway, the county's maritime capital.

Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

M2 junction 7: From London - Take the A2 towards Dover. Turn off at Canterbury Exit following signs to Margate A28. Continue towards Margate through various roundabouts, turning right at the St. George roundabout signposted Dover A2. Go straight ahead at traffic lights which lead to New Dover Rd, where the Abbots Barton Hotel is situated on the right after approximately 300 M. From Dover - Take the A2 towards London. Exit at Canterbury A2050 which leads directly onto New Dover Rd, where the Abbots Barton Hotel is situated on the left hand side after 1 mile approximately.

Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Prior to check-in: Credit card details are required at check-in. Broome will also ask that you supply them with photographic identification. Please contact the resort if you anticipate arriving after 21.00. At check-in: The main reception is located in the mansion house. You can only access the house through an electronic security gate. Please press the buzzer and state your name.