About Carena Guest House

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Carena House is a “4 Star” Victorian Bed and Breakfast in Canterbury. We are a member of “Visit Britain” (Enjoy England and Quality in Tourism) and as such are inspected annually to ensure that we give you the 4 Star B&B quality that we have been awarded for.

We have 5 guest rooms, all with en-suite shower, basin and toilet facilities. Our rooms comprise of, 1 Single, 1 Twin (2 single bed), 2 Doubles and a Family room (Double bed and a single bed). All rooms apart from the family room are at the rear of the house, so no traffic noise.

We pride ourselves on our cleanliness and the attention to detail that is expected of a quality B&B. Many of our customers return time after time because once you find a place like Carena House Bed and Breakfast, why go anywhere else?

Awards

Cyclists Welcome

Walkers Welcome

Facilities

  • Credit cards accepted
  • Ensuite rooms
  • Locally produced food
  • WiFi access
  • Walkers & Cyclists Welcome
  • Free / Secure On-Site Parking
  • Garden / Picnic Area Access

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the guest bedrooms positioned to avoid road traffic noise?

Four of the five guest rooms are situated at the rear of this Victorian building overlooking the garden, shielding them from street traffic noise.

How is vehicle and motorbike parking handled at Carena Guest House?

Secure gated parking is available on site for up to two vehicles or motorbikes, complemented by free on-street parking options directly behind the guest house.

Can extra beds or pets be accommodated inside the guest rooms?

Due to room layout constraints in this 4-star Victorian guest house, pets are strictly not allowed and extra beds cannot be added to any of the guest rooms.

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