Search Hotels Near Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, Canterbury

"A true home away from home, what a beautiful stay."

"Superb service - peaceful picturesque environment."

"Great location, great breakfast, great staff and clean rooms - lovely weekend stay!"

"Fantastic location to the middle of Canterbury. Great food and staff."

"The hotel is ideally situated for access to the city centre and the Marlowe theatre. We had the Millerrs Room, which was large, comfortable and spacious. The breakfast was lovely with good quality local produce. We had a lovely stay and will return"

"Great location, not easy to access, high car park prices."

"Was a lovely property in excellent condition, perfect location and the host was very professional Would definitely stay again"

"Nice location on the outskirts of the City but easily walkable into the centre. Room was small but adequate and clean. Overall good value for money and free parking was a bonus. We would definitely stay here again."

"Location was excellent with a short walk to the town centre. The hotel was adequate for the money we paid."

"Stayed overnight for an anniversary, very nice spacious room with bathtub, lovely touches with welcome note chocolates, teas and biscuits. Nicely situated, close to town and historical sites. Overall had a really pleasant stay and would recommend."

"Perfect for our family and surprisingly quiet. Brilliant location with everything we needed."

"Wonderful 1 night stay in Canterbury. Good walkable distance to the town centre. Lovely room, staff and breakfast"

"Great central location, staff were friendly and accommodating Would recommend for stay in central Canterbury"

"Lovely place..I enjoyed my stay."

"We had a pleasant stay at Tyler Court. The receptionists were friendly, the room was clean and quiet, and the breakfast was excellent."

"Very nice accommodations"

"The flat is very clean and well equipped, the hosts are friendly and helpful, and the area is lovely. I would definitely recommend."

"Birchington-on-Sea is a small seaside town with a pleasant beach at Minnis Bay overlooking the Thames Estuary and the Reculver Towers further up the coast where the bouncing bombs were tested. There are a number of buildings from the interwar period or inspired by them but the jewel in the crown is the Twentieth Century Bed and Breakfast. The owners, Kat and Spencer are true aficionados of the period and is demonstrated by their commitment to the renovation of the property and the interior...