About Four Seasons Guest House

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Welcome to the Four Seasons Guest House in Canterbury. Built in the 1930's the house has been a B&B since 1975 and we have been here since July 2000. We provide clean, well appointed rooms and are within a 10 minute walk from Canterbury and 15 minutes from the stunning cathedral.Our breakfast menu is large and varied offering far more choice than the traditional full English!For the evening Canterbury provides a wide selection of restaurants,pubs and bars.Or visit the Marlow theatre.We have wifi throughout and also a guest lounge.Opposite our house is a bus stop providing access to the city centre,university,coast or countryside.Roger is an excellent source of local knowledge and will help you to explore this magnificent Medieval city and the beautiful Garden of England.Please visit our website to find out more about our facilities,location,special offers and discounts.

Facilities

  • Credit cards accepted
  • Ensuite rooms
  • WiFi access
  • Free On-Site Private Parking
  • Walkers & Cyclists Welcome
  • Guest Lounge
  • Breakfast Included

Nearby Businesses

Food and Drink

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Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Four Seasons Guest House from Canterbury Cathedral and the city centre?

The 1930s guest house sits along Sturry Road, roughly a 10-to-12-minute walk from the historic city centre and a 15-minute walk to Canterbury Cathedral.

What specific arrival times and parking arrangements should guests expect?

Standard check-in is between 3:00 PM and 10:00 PM, with free off-road private car parking available directly on site without prior reservation.

Are cycling and walking facilities available for outdoor travelers?

Yes, the guest house holds official "Walkers Welcome" and "Cyclists Welcome" accreditations, offering secure storage options for bicycles and local route guidance across the North Downs and Stour Valley paths.

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Canterbury UNESCO view photo credit John Hippisley