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"The only downside to this hotel is that there is no lift"

"Hotel Abode is located in the heart of Canterbury on High Street its main thoroughfare and within walking distance of most major sights and great dining. The breakfasts at the hotel were excellent. The staff was polite and very responsive. A great stay!"

"Great location and easy parking (discounted rate provided at hotel - simply park up and pay at Reception). Our room was spacious and comfortable with double aspect windows looking out towards the river. Could do with a little TLC (extractor fan not working in the bathroom and toilet flush not great!) but nothing that affected our stay. Although quite noisy during the day, there was no noise disturbance on our return in the evening (around 9pm) onwards. All staff friendly and efficient and breakfast was delicious. We would definitely return! "

"Lovely hotel, easy access to Canterbury and good location. Would definitely use again "

"Lovely old character style hotel. Friendly staff in reception let my colleague and I have a few holes of golf before sunset with no charge. Well priced drinks and food. The lady serving in the bar was grumpy but that was the only negative. Would highly recommend "

"My stay at the falstaff ,was good friendly staff ,good room ,nice breakfast , when we visit the marlowe we always book a room at the falstaff."

"My husband and I loved the historical charm of the hotel. The staff was very helpful and friendly. I would highly recommend!"

"Abbots Barton Hotel = perfection! From check-in to check-out, everything was flawless. The staff? *Chefs kiss*—so attentive and genuinely lovely. Pro tip: Order the room service pizza at 3AM (trust me, it’s a crispy, cheesy lifeline 🍕✨). Location-wise, it’s a dream—just a short stroll to Canterbury’s heart, but blissfully quiet. Comfy rooms, zero complaints. 10/10 would recommend to anyone visiting! "

"Great location, quick walk into town. Parking was free and accommodation was good. Would recommend as a great base for exploring Canterbury "