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"Hotel was very quiet as it was a Sunday - it is also currently being renovated - I wasn’t offered a refurbished room until I asked specifically if any were available after I had already checked in. Old room was very dated, had a creaky floor, tap dripping and whistling extractor fan in bathroom. I’m not sure if the newer room we had was same grade as much smaller room size and double rather than king size bed. Decor much better and bathroom nice. Breakfast buffet was poor, my partner gave the full English 3/10 - quite a small portion served. machine coffee like dishwater - not proper filter coffee. Service was good but there were less than 10 people dining so not sure how it would be on a busy day with one staff member. Plus point was free parking and only 10 minute walk into town. Would maybe go back when renovations completed. "

"Very well located in centre of all attractions. Excellent breakfast. Very clean room and friendly staff. "

"Full English cooked to order. Fresh continental breakfast and coffee comes in pot. Staff friendly and free WiFi available. Close to West wall and close to good restaurants and pubs. There happy hour every day between 6-7 and get complimentary cheese and crackers."

"We had a great stay! Warm and welcoming staff, terrific breakfast and easy walking distance to Canterbury’s attractions. Thanks for a great night away :)"

"Only 10 minute walk into start of high street and we enjoyed our stay would happily stay again."

"Clean room, quite small but ideal for a night"

"The four poster bed room was a nice touch. We hadn't realised there was a hot tub, so that was a nice touch. We didn't use the bar and outdoor seating, but they looked nice. We were quite impressed with breakfast too. "

"Clean rooms, good food. "

"Really friendly staff. Customer service was excellent. The rooms are quite compact but are well suited to single or two-night stays in the city. The location is right in the heart of the city within easy walking distance of the museum and Marlowe theatre. "