House of Agnes | Best places to stay in Canterbury
"History seeps out of the walls at the House of Agnes, which dates back to the 15th century, and is mentioned in Charles Dickens’ David Copperfield. The restored main house has eight elegant bedrooms, with eight more in the equally-old stables. On warm days the beautiful walled garden – the largest in the city – is a complete joy; the honesty bar in the small lounge offers locally-produced beers, along with soft drinks and wine. The cherry on the cake is Agnes’ location, just 200m from Canterbury West station, making it perfect for a car-free weekend. " - Annabelle Thorpe
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