Chaucer Hotel

63 Ivy Lane

Canterbury, GB

Rating: 3 star

All 42 bedrooms are en-suite with full facilities including hairdryer, colour television, trouser press, tea & coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, 24 hour reception, room service and complimentary parking. The Hotel has an excellent informal dining room which serves modern British cuisine with a French influence during the evening, whilst for breakfast there is an excellent choice from the comprehensive menu and buffet table. The Pilgrims Bar / Lounge is open daily from 10am and serves food from a Brasserie style menu

Room Information

SINGLE ROOM

Single rooms have colour TV, Tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board and trouser press. All rooms are ensuite

DOUBLE ROOM

Double room has colour TV, Tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board and trouser press. All rooms are ensuite

TWIN ROOM

Twin room has colour TV, Tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board and trouser press. All rooms are ensuite

DOUBLE TWIN ROOM

Double room has colour TV, Tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board and trouser press. All rooms are ensuite and have a seating area and desk space

SUPERIOR TWIN ROOM

SUPERIOR Twin room has colour TV, Tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board and trouser press. All rooms are ensuite and have seating area and desk space

FOUR POSTER ROOM

Four poster room has colour TV, Tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board and trouser press. All rooms are ensuite and seating area

Restaurants

63 Ivy Lane

The Hotel has an excellent informal dining room which serves modern British cuisine with a French influence during the evening, whilst for breakfast there is an excellent choice from the comprehensive menu and buffet table.

Area Attractions

CANTERBURY

Hotel stands opposite Canterburys ancient city walls and is only a five minute walk from the City Centre. From here you can visit the world famous Canterbury Cathedral, experience Chaucer?s Canterbury Tales, take in the sites at St Augustine?s Abbey or even take a trip up the river in a punt.