Originally a private Georgian residence, this three-story property stands directly opposite Canterbury’s ancient walls. Each of the 42 traditional, brightly colored guestrooms are named after characters from Chaucer novels. In the restaurant, guests dine on new British cuisine with a French influence; room service and free parking are also offered.

Historic 12th-century manor house set in five acres of landscaped gardens in the Kent countryside, two miles from Canterbury. Guestrooms are decorated in traditional English country-house style; some feature four-poster beds and fireplaces. Guests can relax by the fire in the lounge bar and enjoy classic British fare in the timber-beamed Old Well restaurant.

Converted 15th century coaching inn situated in the centre of Canterbury, 400 metres from the Royal Museum and Art Gallery. Guestrooms have traditional style decor and floral patterned fabrics; all include televisions and tea and coffee makers. Guests can dine on modern English dishes in the brasserie-style restaurant or enjoy local ale and pub food in the lounge bar.

Traditional country inn built in the 16th century, located in the Kent countryside three miles from Canterbury. The 16 guestrooms offer views of the countryside and come equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and modem points. The hotel’s oak-beamed Victorian bar and restaurant offer guests home cooked food and traditionally brewed local beers.