Canterbury·8.3
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A charming vintage caravan in Canterbury features a cosy log burner, private bathroom and family rooms, delivering a luxury tent experience. Guests relax in a garden and terrace with an outdoor fireplace, seating, and barbecue. Free on‑site parking, outdoor furniture, and proximity to Canterbury Cathedral (7 km), West Train Station (7 km) and the University of Kent (8 km) enhance convenience.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
I liked the quirky vibe of the place and the peaceful setting with nearby local shops, but the bed was too soft foam, the cassette toilet didn’t flush, there was no storage for our stuff, and a rain shower would have soaked everything.
Teresa·Hace 3 meses
I felt like Bilbo Baggins when they moved me into the hobbit Bell because the caravan was too hot, yet I bumped my head on the door’s low top—only about 3 feet high—when I entered.
Rory·Hace 4 meses
The woodland location was enchanting, relaxing among trees with birdsong as background, but the rough, unpaved road to the site required slow, careful driving because of deep holes, which is tough in a small car.
Michelle·Hace 5 meses
The spot in the forest felt like a hippie village with friendly people, a clean 2‑person bed, and a big umbrella, gas BBQ, and bench outside; it has potential if the weather cooperates. However, communication via Booking was lacking, causing us to pass the entrance three times before Booking finally sent a vague route that was still unclear. The mini‑caravan, a ’70s relic, is fun in summer when it’s dry and warm, but unsuitable for a dark, damp, wet forest in typical English weather—cold, damp, and cramped. There’s no indoor heating; stoking the wood stove is enjoyable, but not when you arrive in pouring rain. The interior is old and worn, with no electricity or Wi‑Fi. The wardrobe is full of plastic crates, leaving no space for clothes, and the shower cabin is also cluttered with crates. The toilet is a chemical one, and the working shower is located elsewhere in the damp forest. In short, it’s a unique experience only when the weather is nice and dry.
Rob·Hace 5 meses
Andy promptly gave us the location and directions, the staff were friendly and handed us bottled water for the toilet, and the place sits nicely between town and the beaches, feeling safe with other campers and the main door locked. The shower facility was hard to locate—signs would help—and we were worried by animals apparently inside the caravan, which disturbed our sleep; only one light in the caravan worked.
Effah·Hace 6 meses