Quite a good hotel. The rooms are palatial! The service very friendly…read more We were moved here from the Pilgrims Hotel near the middle of the old town, since that hotel was undergoing renovations beyond schedule, and these are two of four hotels owned by the same people. At first we were a little bummed to be away from the middle, especially because we had to lug our bags all the way over from Pilgrims to Castle House. But in the end we were happy with the hotel. The somewhat remote location made us walk more and explore things that we otherwise probably wouldn't have found. I believe the pricing is similar to Pilgrims, which is quite reasonable.

I can't speak as to the pricing of this hotel, but it was pretty nice. I stayed here with my mom…read moreand sister back in October of 2010. The whole space was cozy and quaint. As is standard for the area/country, the hallways were eensy weensy (we had to really squeeze going around sharp corners up the staircase with our luggage. BUT the room was really large! The attached bathroom was also quite big with a nice, big shower. Would definitely recommend this place if you need to stay in Canterbury.

June of 2017 was record hot in England. Of course, that's when I chose to go. We were a fairly…read morelarge group and so the group of us were spread out among the buildings. I was out back in the coach house, which was a little surprising, and a little inconvenient as they were in the middle of doing renovations, so we were having to walk through or around large plastic sheets. The location was perfection, and the staff were helpful. I had an injury and was able to get ice each night when I got back to keep the swelling down. Would like to go back when renovations are complete.

We stayed in the Falstaff Hotel 14/15 August 2011. It is a beautiful quaint hotel sent near to the…read morecentre of Canterbury. We stayed in the Coach House part which was very pleasant. The staff were excellent, all extremely pleasant and helpful. The even allowed us to leave our car in their car park whilst we went on a tour of Canterbury Cathedral. There were no evening meals here but the choice just yards from the front door meant that you didnt have to walk far to find a nice restaurant. Breakfast was five star. Many thanks to the Falstaff. Keep up the good work!

Got a couple a nights away on a bit of business !. then these lodges are just the thing. Not…read morecomplete luxury but if all you need is a place to sleep, wash and change your clothes, then this is it. The Chaucer is in a real handy location in Canterbury, not expensive if you prebook well in advance. Plenty of places to eat nearby.

It's about a good a Travelodge as you're going to get. It's quite new with friendly staff, in…read morecentral location in Canterbury, giant rooms and okay bathroom. The rooms could do with better ventilation and power showers (the water pressure is too low and Canterbury has hard, calcified water, so washing long hair is kind of a nightmare). Note that there is no elevator. But knowing Canterbury, feel lucky that it even has showers at all and not just a bath. Seriously. The price is right for a no-frills stay, even if some of the walls look like they have already seen a lot of abuse. Travelodges don't exactly attract the best clientele - ahem - but I'd definitely stay again over some of the horrific B&Bs and overpriced hotels you can find in Kent.

Amazing experience! Hands down you won't find a better location to be in in Canterbury - literally…read moreright next door to the Cathedral - like you'll be visiting at the Cathedral and your wifi from the hotel still works lol. The fish & chips place next door on the other side has wonderful fish & chips too! Quirky, cute, and comfortable - the room has everything you need. Best thing about this hotel is Robert who was absolutely fabulous! He went above and beyond - from giving us the recommendation to go to the evening choir service at the Cathedral to waking up super early for our departure to help us with our luggage and give us some breakfast to go. No there is no elevator but honestly all the positives make up for it and this is the only place I will stay whilst in Canterbury. Highly recommend!

A very quaint, hidden hotel. Right at the foot of the square, yet unobtrusive…read more The history of the hotel, the original floor plan and great staff make this a wonderful place to stay! Natalie was exceptional. Helping with ideas for dinner, to where to shop for a warm coat. (Temps dropped quickly!) Continental breakfast is included - was much more! Fruit, croissants, cereals and even porridge (delicious). Rooms were very clean, with updated bathrooms. Strong water pressure and fluffy towels. Stayed Friday/Saturday nights so the street below was noisy - but quieted down by midnight. I will be returning!

Pricey for a cramped room. It was clean, though. The elevator was so busy during check out that we…read moreneeded to wait 20 minutes.

Fine place to stay but nothing amazing. I am assuming that the majority of people who stay here…read moreare being coming or going on a cruise, as I was. Check in can take forever and likely rooms will not be available early so don't plan on arriving early and having a room ready. Suitcases were basically taking up the entire small lobby. The elevator is tiny so be aware. If you want to eat at the restaurant make sure to make a reservation ahead of time because otherwise it will either be full OR they will tell you no that you can't eat here without one. The rooms are clean which is most important to me. Wonderful views of the beach and white cliffs from our room balcony. The cruise terminal is walk-able if you don't have mobility issues but it isn't super close so make sure to order a taxi well in advance.

Review of Belcourt Suite. At first entry, the suite is brilliant. Walk into entryway with large…read morebedroom on one side and large living room on the other. Roomy dining table in living room. Switches for room darkening shades that worked quite well. Spacious bathroom with ok sized shower. Not quite enough counter space. Only liquid soup, no bar soap and no place to put bar soap in the shower if you had it. To some this may be irrelevant, but I found being forced to use liquid soup tedious, especially since the hotel does not supply wash cloths, but only larger hand and bath towels. Water pressure in shower was pathetic; there's a huge rain shower head, perhaps 12", but the water barely more than drools on you. Separate hot and cold sink faucets; I know that's still common throughout Europe, but is inconvenient and unnecessary these days. No electric plugs in living room other than at a small table by the bathroom. Was nicely provided a long extension cord that made the dining table usable as a workspace. Where there are plugs, they've provided a few convenient USB ports as well. Had a nice dinner in their Coast restaurant. Also found the champagne bar pleasant, and very quiet on both our visits. Room service breakfasts were also prompt and tasty. It was slightly humorous that something was missing from each service; once salt and pepper, once napkins, once jam. Poor service person had to make three trips one morning as apparently they were missing serving trays. On arrival, receptionist showed no interest that we were having difficulty with the number of bags we had. Finally another hotel employee entered the reception area and immediately made sure we had luggage service.

Lovely hotel in Hythe !!!! A refurbishment is ongoing and…read moreall the bedrooms at the first floor as well as the restaurant, the bar, the reception and the kitchen and a part of the ground floor are completed. I had a refurbished bedroom which was large, with a cupboard, a queen size bed, a sofa, a desk and a shower. The room contains also an iron and an iron table ;-) ! Sockets to plug an devices are French and UK sockets. 2 usb sockets are also available. Air condition is also in the from. The personnel is lovely, very kind and helpful. Breakfast is good. The restaurant had a limited menu as the kitchen had its refurbisheme to just finishing. However the dishes were slow to come although the restaurant was not crowed. A gym and a swimming pool are also present. Restaurants and supermarkets are at 10-20 minutes walking distance. The hotel plans to have a champagne bar in September!!!! Nice experience and I will come back !

Ok, I had the pleasure of staying here a couple of nights. The first night (a Saturday and a lot…read moremore expensive) was paid for by the company and I paid for the second night. This place isn't cheap (averaging a £100 a night). The location, on Canterbury's high street, was excellent. My room was quite pleasant. The view (of a corrugated roof) wasn't exactly inspiring. Tea-making facilities are available in the room along with a few top-grade cookies and organic tea. The bed was comfortable but the height of it and the placement of the television (at a little over bed-height) when combined with my double chin made TV viewing a little uncomfortable. Poor planning. Breakfast was very nice. However, not without some problems. On the first day we went down at 10am expecting that half an hour would be plenty of time. Due to the slow service by the time our breakfast had arrived they had started clearing away the buffet items. My full English breakfast wasn't as full as it could have been. I only had one fried egg and there was no black pudding (kaszanka). Not that I am particularly fond of black pudding, but I would like to get some. I suspect I had been given someone else's break. Oh, the toast was burnt too. When I am staying in a classy hotel I expect them not to burn my toast. Breakfast on the second day was more agreeable, I arrived early to ensure I was able to take advantage of the buffet. The hotel's cocktail bar was very nice. The first night I had an egg nog and for a nightcap a banana rumba drink. Not cheap at ten pounds a shot. But, hey, I wasn't paying Checking out was a pain. The girl had trouble understanding that I wanted separate bills for each night's stay. I gave up in the end.

While visting Canterbury I stayed here and i have to say this hotel is in a great location…read more Literally right in the center on High street by all the shopping, restaurants, bars and canterbury cathedral. Plus, Patisserie Valeri across the street has some of the best pastries i've ever had. -The rooms were nice, a good size and modern. The beds were comfortable but a wee-bit narrow but nothing extreme. -The staff was O.K nothing to write home about but they are not very knowledgeable of the area but were fine overall -The restaurant looks like a complete waste of money but then again I didn't find the desire to eat there with so many options just down the street. All in all will stay there again when in canterbury

Fantastic value for money, the room was large and clean, staff were helpful and polite, and the…read morelittle 'pub' next door was a very welcome site after a long drive! The location was spot on and we would definetly stay here again.

Booked the hotel directly on the day we arrived. Had intended to camp but the torrential downpours…read morereally put us off!! Lovely girl on reception when we got there who I'd previously spoken to on the phone. Rooms were basic but clean, and the location is spot on - you can even see the castle in the distance, I had been expecting to stay on a trading estate near the main road. All in all a fairly pleasant experience.