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A short stroll from the historic cathedral in the centre of Canterbury, the County Hotel dates back to the 16th Century and combines first class modern facilities with old-fashioned hospitality. Canterbury is a town with a long and rich history, centred on its magnificent 13th Century Cathedral and throughout its own illustrious history, the County Hotel has heard many a Canterbury Tale. This charming and character filled hotel enjoys a special reputation for service and hospitality and each of its bedrooms are well appointed with good quality furnishings and a full range of facilities. For a more memorable stay, some rooms are furnished in the Tudor or Georgian period and boast some extra luxuries. The County offers an excellent choice of options for dining. Sully’s Restaurant, renowned for its fine dining and Jacob’s Brasserie offering informal dining in contemporary surroundings. Situated within the old city walls, the County Hotel is perfectly placed for visitors to Canterbury and the surrounding Kent countryside.
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Canterbury
Kent |
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| Number of Rooms: |
73 |
| Price Guide US$ |
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Rates per room per night
depending on season.
Price always includes breakfast and all taxes |
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