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The bathrooms could use a better extraction fan as the mirrors and room steamed up badly after showering.

Then there’s a serious roundabout on the A28, with a big Sainsbury’s, coach park and leisure centre along Kingsmead Road to the left. We took refuge in the gardens for some time enjoying the tranquility of the well groomed foliage around us, forgetting for a minute that we were at the centre of a bustling city on a summers day, my kids were overwhelmed with a small robin that flew in to make our acquaintance and kept us company for our stay. You'd think with an event on which must've cost the bride and groom thousand's they would check them more. the rooms were a bit dusty and stuffy, and we also couldn't open the windows so had to rely on the ventilation. Canterbury Cathedral is an absolute marvel of architecture and history, and I cannot recommend it highly enough.Ed in further education (1993) and has lectured for many years in English literature and creative writing. Garage Coffee is a great place to find quality coffee, whether you're looking for a quick caffeine fix or a longer stay. Enjoy a punt along the River Stour, spoken word events at cafes and co-working spaces, and the greenery of the hidden riverside parks. Safeguarding students and local residents as they transit through designated areas of Canterbury at night. Since 1936 when the iconic A-Z Atlas and Guide to London was first published, A-Z has been the trusted source for street maps and atlases, as well as Visitors' Guides, Road Atlases and the Adventure Map series for walkers.

The duvet was quite heavy so I felt a little hot even with the aircon running but had a good night sleep. If you are visiting and come from the bus station head down towards Westgate towers at the very bottom of the high street, you can’t miss Westgate towers! Heritage does need to do a bit of upkeep as several spots on the wooden walkway were very soft and likely rotting to the point they will soon present a safety hazard to a guest. In height and spirit, this is a world away from the sombre area of the north-west transept, known bluntly as The Martyrdom.There's also a small menu of sandwiches and salads, perfect for those who want something filling without breaking the bank. This small museum is dedicated to Freemasonry and its history, with a focus on objects from the area. It started to become redundant back in the 13th century, with the establishment of the even mightier defences down the road in Dover.