Hotel vacation rentals in Kent

Boutique hotel in Kent

Number Four at the Hugo - King Junior Suite Canterbury

Wake up to a freshly brewed Nespresso coffee before heading out into the historic city of Canterbury. This breathtaking room will amaze and enthral with its rich colour scheme, seating area, huge shower room, and sumptuous king-sized bed. Sumptuous kingsized bed, sitting area with wallpaper designed by Dodgems and Floss and vast en-suite shower room with double sink, all beautifully styled and decorated for your ultimate comfort during your stay. No. 4 has it all, from furnishings and styling by BoConcept Canterbury through enriching Temple Spa toiletries to fresh Nespresso coffee. Choose from our selection of luxurious amenities to add that special touch or help celebrate an occasion. You have full, private access to your room and en-suite shower room, just like in a hotel. We provide daily servicing between 11am and 3pm, where single use items will be replenished and sheets and towels replaced if necessary. Check-in is fully automated, with access codes issued at time of booking. Please note that this is a listed building; access is via stairs and we regret that no lift is available. Ben and Chelsea are available as your personal concierge to help you with everything from restaurant and bar recommendations and reservations to the best tourist activities and more. Laundry, hair & beauty, parking and in-room amenities available for a fee. Just message us for more information. Self check-in This is a bustling and vibrant part of the town, with no property more central in Canterbury City Centre, with access to trendy restaurants and bars, the Marlowe Theatre, Westgate, Canterbury Cathedral, and high speed rail. Everything is within walking distance, but taxi ranks, busses and rail are all within just a few minutes on foot should you wish to travel further afield in the beautiful district of Canterbury; including sea-side favourites Whitstable and Herne Bay. Part of The Hugo, a unique hotel concept of two double rooms, one junior suite and a duplex apartment in the heart of Canterbury. Parking in central Canterbury is limited and we recommend arriving by train. If you are travelling by car, several options are available: - The nearest public car park is Pound Lane, operated by Canterbury City Council. Cards are accepted and you can even manage your parking online; just search "Canterbury ticketless parking." - Parking is available at £10 per 24 hour period directly from us at North Lane, Millers Field and St Radigunds car parks (please message for details). Useful for longer stays and for those with mobility issues. - Free parking is available on nearby residential streets, please message for details. The Hugo is next door to a pub that has live music on a Thursday until 11pm; this is a city centre location and so Fridays and Saturdays may also be noisy. We have newly fitted, sound-insulating double glazed windows, but if you're a very light sleeper and would like us to provide complimentary earplugs please just ask. All rooms at The Hugo are serviced daily between 11am and 3pm by our housekeeping team, who will change any bedding and towels as required and replenish toiletries and other items. Check-in is fully automated, with access codes issued at time of booking - you must have this information with you when you arrive or you will not be able to access your room. Please note that this is a listed building; access is via stairs and we regret that no lift is available.

Feb 22 – Mar 1

Hotel in Cliftonville

Selina Margate - Standard Room

Enjoy an early mogrning Bike ride along the cliff top por beach front or a calming Yopga session before your breakfast in the glass roofed restuarnat while looking out at the sea, The imposing Sea facing Victorian building, boasts a beautiful under a glass conservatory, this place is perfect for any events. Join us in the morning for some yoga and pilates restaurant and then rent a bike to explore the seaside.

Oct 17 – 24

Hotel in Kent

The Sun Room - City View - Jacuzzi

Built in 1480 (despite the plaque outside it saying 1503), the Sun Hotel, sits between Sun Street and the Butter Market, just metres from the main gate of Canterbury Cathedral and approx 0.2 miles to City Centre. This 15th century hotel is one of the city's most recognisable buildings and know internationally as Mr Micawber's 'Little Inn' in the novel David Copperfield, offers a warm welcome combining traditional architecture with contemporary design.