b&b broad oak - kent

Within 10 minutes’ drive of Canterbury and Whitstable, the Amadis Bed and Breakfast offers traditionally decorated rooms and cooked breakfasts. Free Wi-Fi, free parking and secure cycle storage are available.

Less than 3 miles from the historic centre of Canterbury, this luxury B&B enjoys a rural setting within its own oak woodland. It offers en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi and plenty of off-road parking for all guests.

The Westgrange House Bed & Breakfast offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking, and features en suite rooms overlooking the Kentish countryside. Herne Bay’s seafront can be reached in a 10-minute drive.

Harriet House Bed & Breakfast is a 10-minute walk along the River Stour from the very heart of beautiful, historic Canterbury. This well-established 4-star bed and breakfast offers charming en suite rooms and free parking.

Around 7 miles from Canterbury city centre, Millview B&B offers high-quality accommodation for up to 4 in its cosy log cabins. With free Wi-Fi and parking, this Kentish retreat is just 15 minutes’ drive from the popular coastal town of Whitstable.

This charming hotel is 2 miles from Canterbury and close to Dover and the Eurostar. Dating back to the 12th century, it is surrounded by picturesque hills and fruit trees.

Situated within the Roman city walls of historic Canterbury’s centre, this family-run hotel dates back to the 16th century. It offers free WiFi, an à la carte restaurant, and a cosy, oak-beamed bar.

Just metres from Canterbury’s medieval West Gate, this charming building dates back to 1403. A former coaching inn, it offers free WiFi and free parking, 2 minutes’ walk from the city centre.

A short walk from Canterbury city centre and its world-famous Cathedral, this privately-owned hotel is set within a Victorian townhouse, amid 2 acres of well-maintained grounds. It offers free onsite parking.

Set in quaint gardens, The Victoria Hotel offers traditional home-cooked food and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is a 15-minute walk from Canterbury centre, and just under a mile from Canterbury Cathedral.

Set in a 100-year-old townhouse in historic Canterbury, this hostel is a 15-minute walk from the magnificent cathedral. It has free Wi-Fi, and there is free parking at nearby Nunnery Fields.

Surrounded by scenic Kent countryside, Iffin Farmhouse is just 2 miles from historical Canterbury. With stylish rooms and free Wi-Fi, the house also offers cooked breakfasts and free parking.

Surrounded by 450 acres of parkland with a labyrinth and nature trails, this 3-star guest accommodation offers en suite single rooms with tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi.

Close to Canterbury city centre, Canterbury Lodge is a beautiful Victorian house restored to its original grandeur. With en suite rooms it offers free WiFi and free parking. Individually designed bedrooms offer comfortable and homely accommodation.

An inn since the 15th century, this beautiful property offers boutique rooms and modern stable rooms with free Wi-Fi, just a few minutes’ walk from the city centre. It has a bar, library, and its Victorian walled garden is the largest in Canterbury.

The Duke William is set in Littlebourne, 7 km from Canterbury. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. A flat-screen TV, as well as an iPod docking station are featured. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom.

Trappers End is a villa with a garden, located in Whitstable in the Kent Region. The unit is 8 km from Canterbury, and guests benefit from free WiFi and private parking available on site. The kitchen is fitted with a dishwasher. A TV is available.

Surrounded by 450 acres of parkland with a labyrinth and nature trails, this 3-star guest accommodation offers rooms with tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi.

Dating back to 1438, the historic Cathedral Gate is in the heart of Canterbury. Once slept in by pilgrims, the hotel predates the adjoining gateway to Canterbury Cathedral and features wooden beams and sloping floors.

A delightful old pub close to the city centre and its many tourist attractions. The ruins of the ancient water mill (hence Miller's Arms) on the River Stour remain alongside the pub.