About The Victoria Hotel

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The Victoria Hotel in Canterbury is located less than a mile from the town centre and in sight of the historic Canterbury cathedral.

With 33 individual rooms, the newly refurbished Victoria Hotel is a charming and individual Canterbury hotel, pub and restaurant, that offers clean comfortable and competitively priced bed and breakfast accommodation.

The Victoria Hotel's caring and efficient staff extend a traditional, friendly welcome to both tourists and business guests alike. They take great pride in helping to make your stay truly a home-from-home experience.

Facilities

  • Free wi-fi
  • WiFi access
  • Free On-Site Parking
  • On-Site Restaurant & Bar
  • Ensuite Rooms
  • 24-Hour Front Desk
  • Garden / Landscaped Grounds
  • Luggage Storage Available
  • Credit cards accepted
  • Non-Smoking Throughout
  • No Pets Allowed
  • Traditional On-Site Carvery

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Frequently Asked Questions

How close is the hotel to local transport and central Canterbury attractions?

Situated on London Road, the hotel is a 14-minute walk to Canterbury West station, a 10-minute walk to Westgate Gardens, and an 18-minute walk to Canterbury Cathedral, with free on-site parking for guests arriving by car.

What are the guest room options and sleeping configurations?

The hotel houses 33 en-suite bedrooms across single, double, twin, and triple family room layouts, equipped with flat-screen TVs, coffee and tea facilities, and free Wi-Fi.

What dining and on-site guest amenities are available?

Guests have access to an on-site restaurant serving cooked breakfasts and traditional daily carvery meals, a licensed pub bar, a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an outdoor garden seating area.

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