4 Canon’s Lane is a beautifully restored eight bedroom house situated in the historic precincts of Chichester Cathedral.
All bedrooms are en-suite and offer stunning views of the Cathedral or gardens. It has 4 large double / twin rooms, 3 standard double rooms and a ground floor single room with wheelchair accessible facilities.
Breakfast is available in the dining room of the house which looks out into the private, walled garden.
A stay at 4 Canon’s Lane offers the convenience of a city centre location within the tranquil setting of the Cathedral precincts. An ideal location from which to explore the historic city of Chichester with its beautiful Cathedral, galleries and shops.
There are many old houses where the bedrooms and living rooms have been beautifully renovated. But there are not too many that offer stunning views of a Cathedral and gardens. I would spend summer sitting outside, surrounded by the trees and flowers.
No 4 Canon’s Lane is a delightful place to stay. Our room had views over the garden and the landing had views towards the Cathedral.
Wow. What a place to stay a while in.
Is there a price list?
The price (per room) ranges between £70 to £120 per night including breakfast. I do not have a Full English Breakfast, just a few breakfast items each morning. I was pleasantly surprised when we checked out. We were advised that the breakfast cost had been discounted because I had only a small breakfast.
Very reasonably priced for such an upmarket place.
Oh gosh – what a superb place to stay in especially with the thought of the lovely views of the Cathedral and gardens
It is a lovely place
This is the room that we stayed in:
http://www.cheriesplace.me.uk/blog/index.php/2018/07/03/a-room-with-a-view-17/
a recurring feature seems to be the pointed arches, CP. and the daylight scenes are charming.
The architecture is lovely
This is so wonderful and I love the architecture. It is always fun to walk through these old houses.
It is a lovely place to stay
The entrance and garden are lovely.
We had the weather that we could enjoy them at their best