The Bat and Ball

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$186

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+1 (888) 385-8465

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The Bat and Ball is a 2-star Bed and Breakfast in Canterbury, United Kingdom. Located about 0,9 mi from the city center at 163 Old Dover Road, this welcoming stay includes breakfast and has 154 reviews from guests.

Amenities include free private parking, free on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, non-smoking rooms, a landmark view, and free toiletries, ensuring a comfortable visit for travelers.

Price starts from $186. The location offers easy access to Canterbury's sights, with a convenient base for exploring the area.

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Family Room with Private Bathroom in The Bat and Ball

Vis 10 bilder

1 King Size-seng

1 Sovesofa

250 kvadratfot

Familie, Privat Bad

Privat bad

Flatskjerm-TV

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Gratis toalettartikler

Vis 6 bilder

1 King Size-seng

170 kvadratfot

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Utsikt mot landemerke

Privat bad

Flatskjerm-TV

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1 King Size-seng

Cosy, King Size

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Located about 0,9 mi from Canterbury's city center at 163 Old Dover Road, this 2-star B&B makes a friendly base for exploring the area. A included breakfast helps start days right, and convenient perks like free Wi‑Fi and on-site parking add ease after a day of sightseeing. The vibe includes a landmark view, giving a touch of Canterbury’s character from the doorstep.

Choices range from the Cosy, King, which sleeps two on a king-size bed, to the Deluxe, King for couples who want a little extra space. The Standard Room fits solo travelers with one king bed, while the Family, Private Bathroom room spans 248 square feet and brings together a king bed with a sofa bed to accommodate up to four, all with a private bathroom.

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Payment is cash only, so travelers should have funds ready on arrival. Non-smoking rooms help keep the air fresh, and the overall setup invites visitors to unwind after a day of Canterbury discoveries.