The Coach House

Stairs were substandard and difficult for restricted mobibility

Great location to see Canterburys many attractions with limited parking in a offroad location out front. The hotel is a very old so those with access issues will be strongly tested. There are many stairs and steps to negotiate within and even access to the shower and toilet can be a challenge. Never the less its a short strole to the Cathedral through ancient streets that display both charm historic insight.

Great little hotel. Exceptionally clean. Lovely room with large, comfy bed and big bathroom. Parking in front of the building. Great location, everything within few minutes walk - all major attractions, shops and caffes. Easy check in and out.

Was a great place to stay in Canterbury. Short walk from everywhere and very easy to get in and out of. The family room, 1 king and 2 twins, was large and easy for our family of 4 to manage. Parking was a great addition.

The room was very large and spacious and extremely comfortable. We had a shared toilet, but in room shower and sink, which was workable. Only 4 parking spaces out front, so if they are full Canterbury East Railway Station, a 5 minute walk, is the cheapest and most convenient alternative.

All good. Oddly, no hot water out of sink tap. Like no flow at all. Great location. Easy check in and parking right in front in optimal location.

Nice place, but hard to find for some reason. GPS directed us (twice) a quarter of a mile away from the actual location. Room had lovely antique furniture. Shower worked well but was small. Parking available but limited. Nice shopping though right next door. Quarter of mile walk to Cathedral, nearby a decent restaurant (plus other choices)

We enjoyed the suite and the location in Canterbury. Parking was tight but convenient to downtown locations.

The Coach House is ideally located for exploring Canterbury City Centre, Cathedral, St. Augustine's Abbey, etc without the need for a car. Tesco's for everyday essentials, Boots for emergency medication is right across the road. The guest house is dog friendly and the owners were very kind and loving towards our Labrador. As a B&B, we were rather surprised to find that no breakfast was to be included during our three night break. Breakfast is only served on Saturday and Sunday, we think. Dear Joanne Sorry but breakfast is not included and not available at The Coach House. There are many places close by where you can have breakfast. A couple of Cafe down the road when you turn left coming out of the building. If you want cooked breakfast, there is a place on Castle street called Chatterbox. Alternatively, there's Bill's and The Ivy on Rose Lane which are a bit pricier. Have a great stay! Ben There are seven bedrooms and owing to the age of the building and size of the Guest House, it would not be practical to put a lift in. You can select a room option, so FYI, rooms 6 and 7 are on the ground floor. I had booked room 1 assuming it to be ground floor, but it is 1st floor. The stairs are narrow and rather awkward for those with mobility issues. Our en suite comprised a nicely sized shower cubicle and a sink in the bedroom and a toilet across the landing to be shared with room 5. Our room was a good size, but the walls and ceiling were in need of sprucing up somewhat.

Overall very enjoyable stay. We did not have breakfast as we preferred to eat out. Stairs are a little bit of a problem when carrying bags due to being very narrow with tight turns. Checked in late and code and instructions on how to find room were excellent. Would stay again.

Great little hotel. Exceptionally clean. Lovely room with large, comfy bed and big bathroom. Parking in front of the building. Great location, everything within few minutes walk - all major attractions, shops and caffes. Easy check in and out.

The hotel was great. Everything was spotlessly clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. Location was perfect, close to the shops and bus/railway station.

I enjoyed my stay in The Coach House, it was comfortable, clean and characterful. Check in and out was done without any face to face interaction, but worked well. I would stay again.

Lovely rooms with georgian period details: clean and very comfortable but also quirky and charming.

The steps very dangerous. The loo dirty without roll paper.

Very clean ,excellent Canterbury location,very helpful people, I would recommend to everyone

Fantastic location & free parking, room wasn't nice at all, bed was clean & comfortable, toilet wasn't clean, tv didn't work.

I selected the Coach House Canterbury the day of based on reviews and was happy with my selection. It’s close to all the areas to walk around in the city. The room was clean and had an en-suite. Definitely recommend!

Nice accommodation in a great location. Clean and comfortable. Communication with host was quick and helpful. Close to centre of Canterbury and many bars and restaurants.

Good value accommodation right in the centre of Canterbury clean room nice shower and friendly service

I needed city centre accommodation for 1 night at short notice for a reasonable price and The Coach House ticked multiple boxes for me. I was aware in advance of the limited facilities that are available in the hotel, so I was prepared to book on that premise. It turned out as I had expected, so I was happy with this during my stay. The hotel is in a safe area of the city centre, within easy walking distance of the bus station and both train stations. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs nearby, and a "Tesco Express" within 100 metres of the hotel. WiFi is available in the hotel, although I didn't use it as I had sufficient data allowance.....and surprisingly 4G connection.....which has historically been problematic in the city centre. As for my room, the bed was comfortable and there was sufficient space around it for my luggage. The shower cubicle was small, but the shower was ideal and I felt refreshed after use. The shared toilet is located on the 1st floor landing. To conclude, if you have a limited budget and aren't looking for luxurious accommodation then this hotel is well worth a visit 👍😉

Nice place. A little loud at night.

Despite being assured that late check-in instructions would be provided they never were even after a reminder. So we ended up sitting outside for 15 minutes while it was sorted out. The ‘private bathroom’ was a shower and a basin in the corner of the room and a WC a few steps down the main stairs. Not my idea of private. It was like stepping back to the 80’s but not in a retro way.

Cheap and cheerful. Very spacious and close to city centre.

The room was very large and spacious and extremely comfortable. We had a shared toilet, but in room shower and sink, which was workable. Only 4 parking spaces out front, so if they are full Canterbury East Railway Station, a 5 minute walk, is the cheapest and most convenient alternative.

Lovely rooms with georgian period details: clean and very comfortable but also quirky and charming.

Adequate. One chair in room which was not comfortable. Hard back basket chair . Lighting not good .

A perfect location near the old town and Cathedral. Very comfortable bed and duvet. Did not read the fine print to realize the shared bathroom was on the 2nd floor but was not a bother. Would definitely go back again,

Decent hotel, very central, only drawback was the bed which wasn't the most comforable.

We had a fabulous stay at the Coach House in their comfortably large family room, where our dog was also welcome. We were hugely grateful they were able to accommodate us after the dreadful VRBO let us down badly (the place we'd booked turned out to be occupied by another guest and the landlord claimed it had been taken off VRBO several months earlier). When we found out at 7.30pm that there was no actual booking available and had to find an alternative ourselves, the Coach House could not have been more friendly or helpful. We were very appreciative and would stay there again if visiting Canterbury. We will certainly NEVER book anything again with the truly terrible VRBO who couldn't have been more useless. The only slight niggle was that the bathroom wasn't en suite, but across the landing outside the bedroom door. But it didn't appear to be used by anyone else, so not a major problem.

Despite being assured that late check-in instructions would be provided they never were even after a reminder. So we ended up sitting outside for 15 minutes while it was sorted out. The ‘private bathroom’ was a shower and a basin in the corner of the room and a WC a few steps down the main stairs. Not my idea of private. It was like stepping back to the 80’s but not in a retro way.

We adored our experience at Coach House. The staff was super sweet and the food at AE'S Thai Kitchen was wonderful! Good B&B to recommand.

Lovely little stay, my check in was at 3pm and I had gotten an email from (Ben?) around 4pm basically instructing me how to check in myself if I arrived too late and no one would be there, which was so lovely because I ended up arriving VERY late, the room was lovely, and had everything you'd need. The only downside about my stay at the Coach house was that it was only for ONE night, I'm hoping that one day I can come back for a longer stay :)

Very Nice guest house, friendly staff and cozy bedroom. Definitely will come back and suggest it to our friends.

Great location for me, within walking distance of all the major sites, plenty of dining options nearby, the building itself was a treat! Staff was helpful. I was having a minor laundry emergency (a previous booking didn't have laundry services as advertised) and they were kind enough to accommodate me quickly and efficiently. The only down sides were seasonal. Our stay coincided with high temperatures and our room was stuffy, which is completely understandable, but the windows were not screened. Despite that, however, we very much enjoyed our stay and recommend it!

Nice accommodation in a great location. Clean and comfortable. Communication with host was quick and helpful. Close to centre of Canterbury and many bars and restaurants.

Clen enough room cannot falt the staff

Good location and a nice property. Three weird things: one the toilet was out of the room and upstairs, two the shower was directly in the room which is very weird and uncomfortable and three there were no staff on site at all which was odd. Otherwise good facilities and a comfy bed.

Good value accommodation right in the centre of Canterbury clean room nice shower and friendly service

Great stay but no one to answer the listed Emergency Phone number for use when property is not staffed. Everything was great but when trying to store luggage for a few hours at the end of the second day stay there was no one available at property nor on the posted emergency phone number

I needed city centre accommodation for 1 night at short notice for a reasonable price and The Coach House ticked multiple boxes for me. I was aware in advance of the limited facilities that are available in the hotel, so I was prepared to book on that premise. It turned out as I had expected, so I was happy with this during my stay. The hotel is in a safe area of the city centre, within easy walking distance of the bus station and both train stations. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs nearby, and a "Tesco Express" within 100 metres of the hotel. WiFi is available in the hotel, although I didn't use it as I had sufficient data allowance.....and surprisingly 4G connection.....which has historically been problematic in the city centre. As for my room, the bed was comfortable and there was sufficient space around it for my luggage. The shower cubicle was small, but the shower was ideal and I felt refreshed after use. The shared toilet is located on the 1st floor landing. To conclude, if you have a limited budget and aren't looking for luxurious accommodation then this hotel is well worth a visit 👍😉

Lovely place with kind helpful staff who looked out for our family. Breakfast wasn't available, but the manager gave us some good tips, and there's plenty of great food options throughout the city. My stepson loved it, especially the big bathroom linked to the family room we used. And our dog felt at home, so was very relaxed. Its a perfect location for access to the centre, but keep in mind if you're a light-sleeper during a weekend as it can get noisy outside late at night.

Nice place. A little loud at night.

I selected the Coach House Canterbury the day of based on reviews and was happy with my selection. It’s close to all the areas to walk around in the city. The room was clean and had an en-suite. Definitely recommend!

Nice accommodation in a great location. Clean and comfortable. Communication with host was quick and helpful. Close to centre of Canterbury and many bars and restaurants.

A perfect location near the old town and Cathedral. Very comfortable bed and duvet. Did not read the fine print to realize the shared bathroom was on the 2nd floor but was not a bother. Would definitely go back again,

Very central location which was fab and walking distance to Uni for the graduation. Thank you.

Good value accommodation right in the centre of Canterbury clean room nice shower and friendly service

The Coach House is ideally located for exploring Canterbury City Centre, Cathedral, St. Augustine's Abbey, etc without the need for a car. Tesco's for everyday essentials, Boots for emergency medication is right across the road. The guest house is dog friendly and the owners were very kind and loving towards our Labrador. As a B&B, we were rather surprised to find that no breakfast was to be included during our three night break. Breakfast is only served on Saturday and Sunday, we think. Dear Joanne Sorry but breakfast is not included and not available at The Coach House. There are many places close by where you can have breakfast. A couple of Cafe down the road when you turn left coming out of the building. If you want cooked breakfast, there is a place on Castle street called Chatterbox. Alternatively, there's Bill's and The Ivy on Rose Lane which are a bit pricier. Have a great stay! Ben There are seven bedrooms and owing to the age of the building and size of the Guest House, it would not be practical to put a lift in. You can select a room option, so FYI, rooms 6 and 7 are on the ground floor. I had booked room 1 assuming it to be ground floor, but it is 1st floor. The stairs are narrow and rather awkward for those with mobility issues. Our en suite comprised a nicely sized shower cubicle and a sink in the bedroom and a toilet across the landing to be shared with room 5. Our room was a good size, but the walls and ceiling were in need of sprucing up somewhat.

Great location for canterbury - cathedral, high steeet, etc.

I needed city centre accommodation for 1 night at short notice for a reasonable price and The Coach House ticked multiple boxes for me. I was aware in advance of the limited facilities that are available in the hotel, so I was prepared to book on that premise. It turned out as I had expected, so I was happy with this during my stay. The hotel is in a safe area of the city centre, within easy walking distance of the bus station and both train stations. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs nearby, and a "Tesco Express" within 100 metres of the hotel. WiFi is available in the hotel, although I didn't use it as I had sufficient data allowance.....and surprisingly 4G connection.....which has historically been problematic in the city centre. As for my room, the bed was comfortable and there was sufficient space around it for my luggage. The shower cubicle was small, but the shower was ideal and I felt refreshed after use. The shared toilet is located on the 1st floor landing. To conclude, if you have a limited budget and aren't looking for luxurious accommodation then this hotel is well worth a visit 👍😉

Lovely place with kind helpful staff who looked out for our family. Breakfast wasn't available, but the manager gave us some good tips, and there's plenty of great food options throughout the city. My stepson loved it, especially the big bathroom linked to the family room we used. And our dog felt at home, so was very relaxed. Its a perfect location for access to the centre, but keep in mind if you're a light-sleeper during a weekend as it can get noisy outside late at night.

Nice small hotel, although private but still separate bathroom looks weird, plus breakfast is a bit overpriced for whatever they offer (freshly baked croissants are truly amazing though)

Mistakingly thought there was breakfast. Not so, and the options close by are fairly grim. For the price and I’m comparison with other, peer places, breakfast is standard and should be here as well.

We adored our experience at Coach House. The staff was super sweet and the food at AE'S Thai Kitchen was wonderful! Good B&B to recommand.

Great location for me, within walking distance of all the major sites, plenty of dining options nearby, the building itself was a treat! Staff was helpful. I was having a minor laundry emergency (a previous booking didn't have laundry services as advertised) and they were kind enough to accommodate me quickly and efficiently. The only down sides were seasonal. Our stay coincided with high temperatures and our room was stuffy, which is completely understandable, but the windows were not screened. Despite that, however, we very much enjoyed our stay and recommend it!

The Coach House is ideally located for exploring Canterbury City Centre, Cathedral, St. Augustine's Abbey, etc without the need for a car. Tesco's for everyday essentials, Boots for emergency medication is right across the road. The guest house is dog friendly and the owners were very kind and loving towards our Labrador. As a B&B, we were rather surprised to find that no breakfast was to be included during our three night break. Breakfast is only served on Saturday and Sunday, we think. Dear Joanne Sorry but breakfast is not included and not available at The Coach House. There are many places close by where you can have breakfast. A couple of Cafe down the road when you turn left coming out of the building. If you want cooked breakfast, there is a place on Castle street called Chatterbox. Alternatively, there's Bill's and The Ivy on Rose Lane which are a bit pricier. Have a great stay! Ben There are seven bedrooms and owing to the age of the building and size of the Guest House, it would not be practical to put a lift in. You can select a room option, so FYI, rooms 6 and 7 are on the ground floor. I had booked room 1 assuming it to be ground floor, but it is 1st floor. The stairs are narrow and rather awkward for those with mobility issues. Our en suite comprised a nicely sized shower cubicle and a sink in the bedroom and a toilet across the landing to be shared with room 5. Our room was a good size, but the walls and ceiling were in need of sprucing up somewhat.

Overall very enjoyable stay. We did not have breakfast as we preferred to eat out. Stairs are a little bit of a problem when carrying bags due to being very narrow with tight turns. Checked in late and code and instructions on how to find room were excellent. Would stay again.