Canterbury Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Canterbury, England

"We stayed at Broome Park for my mums 70th birthday. They stayed in one of the junior suites which they loved, whilst the rest of us stayed in the lodges on site. We had 23 of us there and Jo in the events team was kind enough to sort us a private dining room for our evening meal which was perfect and also meant the kids could have a bit of space without disturbing anyone else. The hotel was great value for money and had some lovely features and decor. The staff were all very kind and helpful. The lodges were very spacious and had everything you would need for a short stay. A few of our group also had spa treatments and all loved their hot stone treatments and massages. Overall a great value break and a hidden gem of a venue, complimented by great staff. "

"Second stay here at the Falstaff in Canterbury, my favourite hotel in town, gorgeous rooms, lovely staff, and the free cheese and biscuits during happy hour can't be understated. Also you can tell a lot of a place in what they think of their customers by the quality of the bathrooms and the soap they use, The Falstaff exceeds all expectations, thanks for another wonder stay."

"Staff were very welcoming like always ( jenny) food, breakfast was delicious. This was our 3rd visit to Millers Arms, the only fault this visit was our room was very small bed not very comfortable and I found the lighting in the room was a bit dark specially for getting ready & doing my makeup , although bathroom light was bright but mirror was very high up on the wall I couldn’t really use ! Otherwise thank you. "

"I had my dog. The hotel provided a comfy doggie mattress and 2 bowls. Staff polite and friendly. "

"Friendly welcome, very clean quiet room. "

"Very kind staff. Excellent value."

"Great place to stay and explore Canterbury from. Already our second stay, we'll be back again 😊"

"Free car park, quiet room, walkable distance to town centre."

"The staff were really friendly and welcoming. Was a little disappointed to be charged for parking, this seemed a little unnecessary given the location and felt like just a way to extract more money from guests. Given the location almost all guests would have to have driven so it would be clearer to include the full costs in one hotel price than have hidden costs as soon as you arrive. "