We welcome guests into the traditional bar with open plan reception, seating and access to free-view flat screen TV. We are 5 minutes from Canterbury West Station, 10 minutes to the town centre. We speak English, Spanish, Catalan, Romanian, Urdu and Pesht
We offer quality accommodation with new modern en-suite facilities in nine uniquely beautiful and quiet rooms. Recently refurbished in calm and peaceful colours, with period furniture and decoration, all newly restored throughout and in keeping with the period building, retaining many original features, such as fireplaces, wall panelling and original floors.
Every bed is new with a memory-foam topped mattress on a sprung base. Each small en-suite has a power shower with instant hot water, a heated towel rail, an led mirror and free toiletries. All rooms have a beverage welcome tray with ground coffee and assorted teas. A hair-dryer, fan and a flat screen TV with remote are provided.
Continental Breakfast is included in the price of the rooms from 8am to 10 am. The kitchen is recently refurbished. The garden patio has tables and sunshades to sit outside in the summer.
In and around Canterbury there are plenty of things to do and places to eat. There is the Marlowe Theatre and of course the famous Canterbury Cathedral.
Please can guests call 01227 455411 at least an hour before arrival. Check-in 2pm - 8pm. Thank you.
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Nice quirky b&b.converted tradiyuonal pubb.nicely decorated.spotlessly clean.friendly staff. One minor criticism I was there early December and the building was very cold.an enjoyable stay though.
Jenka is a fantastic host and made me feel very welcome. Located a short stroll from the high street, the Black Horse Inn is clean, well maintained, and the rooms are bright and airy. Perfectly located, friendly service, I would stay again.
Very friendly staff, plentiful breakfast (which we enjoyed in the beautiful garden). The bedroom was clean and the additions of paintings was a nice touch. The bathroom was small but clean and fully functional. Affordable place to stay and I was able to book at very short notice.
I had the tiny basement room. Which is fine is a single but would have been too small to share. The room was clean, apart from the extractor fan in the toilet needs a clean. The fridge works a little too well, freezing me drinks? We had 4 rooms in total, the others were bigger and used by 2 persons each. The beds are in between a single and a double size, so you must be comfortable with the person sharing. Each room was different but the bigger rooms more spacious and lighter. The staff were very friendly, although I think the breakfast lady could make her mind less chaotic if she wrote things down, maybe? But very sweet. Another tip would be to put a toaster in the breakfast area, that would safe effort and time rather then get toast done by the kitchen staff. And maybe some boiled eggs out with the continental breakfast. The English breakfast was okay. Tasty, but by English standards a small portion. Tiny sausage, again nice but not a proper English Breakfast sausage. It's charming though. Just people like the rude man who came out shouting at 9am that the breakfast chatter should really not book such a place. We felt sorry for the staff having to deal with that. It's an heritage building with wooden floors and room adjacent to the breakfast area, so to that guy: bring earplugs if you want to sleep in or book elsewhere if you cannot cope with people being up when breakfast is served. Very fair pricing, I would probably book again. Location is perfect walking distance from everything a tourist wants to see.
Friendly, affordable, unpretentious guest house in easy reach of Canterbury West Station and walking distance to the town centre. Room was quiet and very comfortable, the fridge, kettle, fresh coffee and cafetière were welcome additions. Bathroom small, but excellent shower. Breakfast was plentiful. Thank you to all the staff for a very happy stay, we would visit again
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Canterbury, Kent, CT2
4.4/5
A 17th Century Pub in the heart of Canterbury, serving some of the finest local ales and traditional home-cooked food.
Canterbury, Kent, CT2
4.2/5
Small, traditional local dating from 1708 and rebuilt in 1902, retaining original embossed windows and decorated with memorabilia.
