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The Millers Arms
About The Millers Arms
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The Millers Arms occupies a prime spot in the centre of the cathedral city of Canterbury, making it a perfect base for visitors to the World Heritage Site and Kent's coastal resorts and countryside. The pub is a short walk from Canterbury Cathedral and the city's cobbled medieval streets, brimming with Tudor-beamed shops and The Marlowe Theatre which is expected to re-open in autumn 2011.
The Millers Arms was built in 1826 to serve local mill workers and overlooks the Cathedral and the site of the old mill on the causeway. The pub, which includes 11 en-suite rooms, has been fully refurbished with modern facilities while retaining its character. Popular with the local community as well as visitors, the Millers Arms host quiz nights, a book club and a theatre society. Customers can enjoy a meal in the restaurant, warm themselves by the inglenook fireplace or relax in the attractive courtyard garden. Traditional Kentish cask ale is always available.
Facilities
- Cots available
- Credit cards accepted
- Ensuite rooms
- Licensed
- Locally produced food
- WiFi access
- On-Site Restaurant & Bar
- City Centre Location
- Breakfast Included
- Garden / Outdoor Seating
- Luggage Storage Available
- Suitable for families
- Non-Smoking Throughout
- No Pets Allowed
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View infoFrequently Asked Questions
- What is the history and location of The Millers Arms in Canterbury?
Built in 1826 alongside the Great Stour river on the former site of the medieval St Radigund’s watermill, the inn sits in a quiet corner of the city centre near Westgate Towers and the Marlowe Theatre.
- What food and drinks are served in the pub and restaurant?
As a Shepherd Neame pub, it serves seasonal British menus and locally sourced Kentish dishes alongside cask ales, lagers, and wines. Cooked full breakfast is served daily for overnight guests.
- What features and layout do the guest rooms offer?
The inn offers 11 en-suite bedrooms—including double and family rooms, select rooms featuring river views—equipped with flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities, and free Wi-Fi.
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