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The Retro B&B
If you want something different, then try The Retro B&B, which is close to the city centre, Canterbury West Station and the Westgate., The Retro B&B, a late Victorian villa, is all about quirky touches that retain the spirit of the building’s history but with ‘fun’ rooms styled with plenty of great little touches. From beautiful bay windows to super family rooms celebrating all things British ... including red London bus bunk beds .... this B&B seems to have something for everyone. Rooms have free wireless internet, colour TVs, and tea and coffee making facilities.
Enjoy a delicious breakfast, cooked to order, using great local produce wherever possible. With vegetarian and lighter bites available too, you’re sure to find something that fits the bill.
Canterbury Cathedral Lodge
Boasting one of the best locations in the city, Canterbury Cathedral Lodge is a great option for those looking for somewhere special to stay. With a great mix of unique and contemporary styling, and set at the very centre of the city, hotel guests can wake-up to views of the Cathedral. And to add a touch of cultural interest, The Cathedral Lodge regularly hosts important art installations and exhibitions.
Wake up and enjoy a full English breakfast in the Refectory Restaurant before a trip to Canterbury Cathedral; hotel residents get in free to the Cathedral, saving £12.50 per person!
Bijou Abode
For a guesthouse with a difference, Bijou Abode is for you. Chaucer House, opposite The Marlowe Theatre, offers two guest rooms called The Circle and Upper Circle, each is 30 m2 so there’s plenty of space to get comfortable in.
With great attention to detail, such as like stylish furnishings, large en-suite wet rooms with under- floor heating, majestic slipper baths, free internet and luxury touches like salon-quality hair dryers, Bijou Abode is accommodation fit for a superstar.
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