Name: The Rose And Crown
Address: High Street, Canterbury, Canterbury, Canterbury, CT4 6TD, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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Manston Airport

Rochester Airport

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The Rose And Crown

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stopped over while travelling to france. the rooms were great . the staff were very freindly and attentive. the food was excellent ( coming from Barnsley i had the Barnsley chop). the place is in a beautiful village ten minutes from the channel tunnel so perfect for an early start to france. the surrounding countryside is stunning

overnight stay

Wonderful Sunday lunch...slow roasted brisket with all the trimmings for hubby and a splendid vegan mint and pea ravioli for me. Not to forget the yummy starters, puddings, and excellent wine. Best vegan options this side of Canterbury .

Sunday lunch

My husband and I went to this hidden gem of a pub and wow what a find. We were greeted by whom must have been the manager. Her name was Marie. I enjoyed there selection of gins whilst my husband drunk his favourite Sheps Ale Master brew. Will return very soon thanks for your hospitality

Hidden gem

My wife and I  went to the 

My wife and I went to this pub for an early evening drink. We realized it was under new management and were made to feel so welcome that we ended up staying a lot longer and enjoyed a game of bingo. Highly recommended!

So good we stayed  a  lot longer than we should

Delicious food and good choice on the menu so it was difficult to choose but everything we had was delicious. There was a nice warm fire which made the place cosy. Was surprised that we were the only customers as it’s such a nice place and the waiter was very helpful

Lunch with family

Very kind and attentive, nothing was too much. I was gluten intolerant and I was well catered for.
Rooms were generous size, only one minor detail maybe a little complimentary shower gel would have been lovely but no complaints.
We enjoyed our stay, thank you.


Excellent service. Very kind and attentive, nothing was too much. I was gluten intolerant and I was well catered for

5 members of our road trip club stayed here on the way to France. 
Staff were really helpful and worked very hard. 
Good selection of beers and shorts in the bar which also had an old billiards table and dart board for entertainment. 
The food here is excellent. We had a good selection from the menu including amazing chilli king prawns. 
Accommodation is basic but comfortable. If on a ground floor room you can hear all the footsteps of the room above due to the construction so I guess I would recommend an upper room for peace and quiet. 
All in all a great visit which suited us all perfectly as a stop on our journey.

Basic accommodation but great food

Clean and tidy room with friendly staff. Be careful that you ensure you book through the correct site or breakfast will become an extra. That was my fault. Recommend for a nights stay when walking the Elham Valley Path. Ample parking and outside space.

One Night stop over.

This was a one night stay to meet up with friends in the village.  Elham is a pleasant village with three pubs within a short walk of each other, each with very different characteristics.  Our room (£100 icluding breakfast) was a large double in the old stable block with a high loft style ceiling into the roof.  It was chilly on arrival and we cranked up the electric wall heaters and the separate plug in heater. 

 We spent very little time in the room other than to sleep and then shower in the morning.   With the heaters on the room was warm enough. The bed was comfortable.  There is evidence of some damp on the bathroom wall. 

 In general the staff were friendly and, after a slow booking in experience, attentive.  We had our evening meal in the bar area as the dining room appeared to be closed, possibly due to lack of bookings or staff.  The table we had was rather dark for eating and I asked for a candle to be brought to the table.  The food was adequate but the portions a bit small in my opinion.

The cooked breakfast the next morning was tasty.  We had been asked to complete a breakfast form and hand it in the day before.  I had items on my plate that I had not requested on the form but I didn't raise this point.

One night stay in the stables accommodation, adjacent to the pub.

Communication is sadly non existent. Over 40 calls unanswered, emails not responded to until the last moment.  I feel this is down to the venue being understaffed, sadly. This needs addressing.

The room was clean and large, if tired- the bathroom would benefit from some new flooring. The shower was temperamental but clean. We had a good night's sleep. 

The staff, once located, were friendly and helpful.

This review would have been 2 stars had it not been for the very friendly and helpful cook 'Tina'. She made us very welcome and was apologetic over what had been lacking up to that point.  Our breakfast was lovely and hot and of good quality. Tina is a credit, and I hope appreciated by the proprietors. 

Would recommend the pub as a cheap'er' no thrills stay if you are visiting the area, or if like us you are attending an event at the Broome Hotel. A taxi costs approx £20 to take you between the two.  Taxi firm were amazing - vintage taxi's I believe.

The pub itself is a traditional, typical looking country pub with a nice homely feel about it and worth a visit.

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