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The City of Canterbury - Canterbury

27 St Thomas Hill
Canterbury CT2 8HW

The building was first registered as an ale house in 1803 by Flints Brewers of Stour streetCanterbury the City of Canterbury had 3 bars and a shop selling local produce. Originally the building had a thatched roof which was later replaced withKentpeg tiles. At the rear of the building which was originally the kitchen a large slab was discovered beneath which was a well behind the building was originally hop gardens. br / br / br / br / In 1971 the City of Canterbury closed its doors for the last time as a public house and was converted in to student accommodation servicing the local St Edmunds School. br / br / br / br / We reopened the doors to the public as a guest house in August 2002 initially operating just 3 rooms. We have now expanded due to increased demand refurbishing further rooms to the present level of 8 rooms all offering en suite or private facilities. Although the original 3 bars have been removed we have retained the original feel and period setting now used for our reception and breakfast area also a comfortable lounge with views across the city.

Directions to The City of Canterbury Canterbury

Canterbury West Train Station - Train: Head southwest toward Station Rd W/B2248 Slight right onto Station Rd W/B2248 At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto St. Dunstans St/A290 Continue to follow A290 Go through 1 roundabout Destination will be on the left