Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury

A2, Upper Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent, England

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About Express By Holiday Inn Canterbury

The Express Holiday Inn in Canterbury is great value for money for business travellers and tourists! Our location is an ideal location for those on their way to Dover Port and the Eurotunnel. The Express by Holiday Inn Canterbury is a modern hotel, conveniently located on the A2 Southbound, three miles from Canterbury city centre. Designed specially for business and leisure travelers who want to 'Stay Smart' at great value for money prices. The hotel is an ideal base from which to visit the historic town centre of Canterbury and its Cathedral, as well as Dover and the Channel Tunnel, the Kent countryside or the giant 'Lakeside' and 'Bluewater' shopping malls near Dartford. The M20 (M25/M26) and M2 (A2) motorways are close by for easy access to London, and to all parts of southern England and mainland Europe.

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