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Top Guest favourite
A spacious studio with high ceilings is complemented by exposed wooden beams. A Swedish log burner sits centrally on a tiled platform. Large windows allow natural light to flood the space, enhancing the calm atmosphere. A cozy seating area and dining space are also visible.
Guesthouse in Kent
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Woodsmoke Arts Studio: Boho country retreat

Relax and unwind in this artist-run bohemian retreat. Tucked away in the village of Preston, surrounded by orchards, you'll enjoy a peaceful 'get-away' yet be in easy reach of local amenities and Kent's stunning coastline. The studio is blissfully quiet, set back from the cottage with its own entrance under a vine-covered pergola, with access to a large garden. Your host is happy to interact as much or as little as you like, and will gladly share the best experiences the area has to offer.

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A softly lit bedroom features a spacious bed with light bedding. A modern lamp stands beside the bed, while an armchair is positioned nearby. Light filters through a window adorned with vertical blinds, illuminating textured wallpaper that adds subtle elegance to the room.
Home in Densole
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

The Mallard - Self Contained Annex near Folkestone

The Mallard is situated in a peaceful cul- de -sac location near Folkestone. With your own separate entrance and independant space you can be sure to feel at home. Situated just 5.9 miles to the Channel Tunnel, 12 miles to Dover Port, 20 minutes drive to Canterbury and ideal if you are attending a wedding at The Old Kent Barn and Hoad Farm. Local amenities within walking distance include; three pubs, local supermarkets, hairdressers and cafe. Hythe seafront is also only a short drive away.

Top Guest favourite
The kitchen area features wooden cabinets and a stylish brick backsplash, complemented by modern appliances. A spacious leather sofa with decorative cushions is positioned in front of a wooden coffee table, creating a cozy seating arrangement. Exposed beams add warmth to the overall design.
Cottage in Ringwould
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 219 reviews

Bell Cottage a Beautiful Little Cottage

Bell Cottage is situated in the rural village of Ringwould in Kent which is one of the oldest villages in the country. Offering stunning walks and views over the countryside towards the coast. Located between our beautiful hometown of Deal, which was voted one of the UK's best seaside towns and Dover, home to the famous White Cliffs and Dover Castle. Both being a short drive away. Our cottage is set back approx 12 metres of the busy main A258. We are approx 2 miles from main Deal town.

Top Guest favourite
A charming exterior view of the accommodation showcases a black wooden structure with large glass doors. Paved patio space is flanked by comfortable seating and potted plants under a clear blue sky, creating an inviting outdoor area.
Holiday home in Kent
5 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

The Rabbit Hole - A beautiful countryside stay

Welcome to our "Rabbit Hole", aptly named as you will discover on your visit to us; just peep out of the windows! Spacious but intimate, we hope that we got your holiday home right. Some of the stuff we thought of, a super king bed, so you can stretch out like starfish. Love music, connect and play your sounds on the Samsung speaker. 65" television to watch a Netflix epic? Open the window in the bedroom, fill the big bath tub and immerse yourself in the night sky with a glass of bubbles

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A warmly lit window displays a cozy interior, featuring a lamp that softly illuminates a seating area. Decorative items are visible on a table, while stacked logs are neatly arranged beneath the window, enhancing the inviting ambiance of the cottage.
Cottage in Ringwould
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Little Cottage by the sea

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Lovely cosy cottage ideal for a couples getaway from it all. The Cottage is a 6 min drive from the beach or a lovely 20 min walk taking in the woods along the way. St Margaret’s at Cliffe is a 10 min drive and has a lovely secluded beach with a cabin selling teas coffee bacon rolls and ice cream 🍨 and a lovely pub The Coastguard . Deal town is about 10 mins drive away and has a wealth of shops and restaurants. Great market on Saturdays

Top Guest favourite
The exterior of Jubilee Cottage features a characteristic brick façade with a dark blue front door. A large window with multiple panes is set above a smaller window, both framed by blue shutters. The entrance is indicated by a brass plaque.
Home in Deal
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 344 reviews

Jubilee Cottage - A Georgian gem by the sea.

Built in the 1760s, Jubilee Cottage is a Grade II, four-storey cottage set in Deal's historic conservation area. The cottage is a pebble's throw from the beach (50 meters), and moments from Deal's High Street with its independent shops, bars and restaurants. Jubilee Cottage is furnished to create a stylish, comfortable, and relaxed space for up to four people - and with a view of the sea from the main bedroom. A great base for exploring Deal and the Kent coast, or just to relax.

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A spacious wooden deck is presented, featuring comfortable outdoor seating and a barbecue grill. A well-maintained garden with greenery surrounds the area, creating a serene outdoor environment. Large glass doors lead into the cottage, enhancing the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Cottage in Martin Mill
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 394 reviews

Private, rural cottage with hottub near the coast.

Situated at the end of a private country track, opposite the village cricket pitch and only two minutes walk away from a lovely country pub. The Wickets has a large secluded garden and log fired Scandi hot tub. The perfect location for local beaches and countryside walks. The cottage is based on our property but has its own private garden and entrance. Dogs are welcome at an extra charge of ÂŁ25. The property has a sofa bed that can accommodate 2 small children or one extra adult.

Top Guest favourite
A view of the sea from the apartment showcases a calm blue water expanse with small sailing boats visible in the distance. Colorful flowers frame the foreground, adding a vibrant touch to the coastal scenery.
Apartment in Kent
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews

Beachfront apartment with stunning sea views

Perfectly located for a seaside getaway, whatever the weather. This 2nd floor apartment sits on the beachfront, within the towns popular conservation area, and with unbeatable sea views from every window. Enjoy the sea air with a stroll along the Pier, or the award winning High Street with its wonderful array of shops, both just a minute away. Recently refurbished with guests comfort leading design, so if a lazy day is preferred, just sit back and watch the boats sail past.

Top Guest favourite
A spacious living area features a rustic brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove at its center. Two comfortable sofas provide ample seating, accompanied by a coffee table and a television. Soft textiles and decorative elements add warmth to the ambiance.
Guesthouse in Eastry
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 256 reviews

Converted forge with hot tub

Cosy cottage-style property in the garden of our family home. Perfect for single or couple retreats or for small families (double sofabed in living area). Pet friendly. Hot Tub (in shared garden) with exclusive use. Moments from local amenities (village shop, Chinese, pub, bakery). The area boasts many places to visit - beautiful beaches, countryside walks and numerous pubs. Short distance from historic towns of Sandwich, Deal and Canterbury. LGBTQIA+ and ENM welcoming

Guest favourite
A bright living space is highlighted by two windows with horizontal blinds, allowing soft light to filter in. A small dining table is set with breakfast items, while a sideboard displays books and decor. A warm lamp casts a gentle glow in one corner.
Condo in Aylesham
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Spacious and modern apartment near Canterbury

The apartment forms part of a new village development next to fields and is now finally on Maps. The nearest park and ride to the historic cathedral city of Canterbury is exactly seven miles away. There are many other places of interest within a short distance, such as Sandwich and Deal. The East Kent countryside is breathtaking. There is a wealth of village pubs for eating out, especially the Griffins Head in Chillenden and Goodnestone Park Gardens.

Top Guest favourite
A cozy sitting room features a comfortable sofa with a textured cushion. A stylish mirror is positioned above a small fireplace, surrounded by shelves displaying books and decorative items. Natural light fills the space through a large window, complemented by patterned curtains.
Cottage in Kent
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Stunning Coastal cottage. 50 steps to the beach!

Petit Bleu is a beautiful cottage tucked away in Dolphin Street in the heart of Deal's historic conservation area. Recently fully renovated, it offers everything you need for the perfect coastal getaway! Perfectly located for everything Deal has to offer, the cottage is 50 steps to the beach, less than a 5 minute stroll to the bustling high street, and a 10 minute walk to Deal train station. There is also free parking only a few minutes away.

Top Guest favourite
The exterior of the lodge is depicted, showcasing a crisp white facade with dark-framed windows. A wooden fence is visible, adorned with hanging flower planters. A small path leads to the entrance, and a parking space is situated nearby.
Guest suite in Patrixbourne
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 464 reviews

Big Cat Lodge - Close to port and Eurotunnel

Relax in our cozy Lodge, just 20 mins from Dover Castle, ferry port, and Eurotunnel. We're 1 min from Howletts Zoo and a 5-min walk to Bekesbourne station with direct trains to Canterbury and London. The scenic village of Bridge is a 20-min walk or 2-min drive, offering a Michelin-star pub, lovely garden pubs, and handy amenities like a shop, café, pharmacy, optician, and hairdresser We have a cot with mattress available for your little ones

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Dover District?

    Dover District has a mix of neighborhoods with local character, including coastal towns like Deal and charming areas near historic sites. Many travelers choose to stay near the waterfront for sea views and easy access to walking paths.

  • What are the best things to do in Dover District with kids?

    Families can explore Dover Castle’s historic ramparts, enjoy the interactive exhibits at the Dover Museum, or discover wildlife in nature reserves around the district. Coastal walks and beaches provide space for creative play and outdoor fun.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Dover District?

    Climb the White Cliffs of Dover, tour the historic grounds of Dover Castle, and stroll along Deal Pier for coastal views. Museums, gardens, and local eateries are also frequently suggested for travelers.

  • How is the weather in Dover District?

    Dover District has cool winters around 36–47°F (2–8°C) and mild summers with highs near 72°F (22°C). Expect changeable skies year-round, with the most rainfall in autumn and early winter.

  • When is the best time to visit Dover District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for visits, with milder temperatures between 53–72°F (12–22°C) and more outdoor events. Cooler months bring a quieter atmosphere and coastal storms.

  • What are the best places to visit in Dover District?

    Explore Dover Castle, walk the paths atop the White Cliffs of Dover, or discover Deal’s traditional pier and historic streets. The district is also known for its gardens and small museums sharing local stories.

  • What are some hiking trails in Dover District?

    Hiking in Dover District includes popular trails along the White Cliffs of Dover, nature walks at Samphire Hoe, and routes around Kearsney Abbey’s landscaped parkland. Each trail brings a different view of the area’s landscapes and history.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Dover District?

    Family activities include hands-on exhibits at Dover Museum, exploring castle tunnels, and pebble collecting along the beaches. Parks and coastal trails provide opportunities for picnics and exploring local wildlife.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dover District?

    Popular day trips include exploring Canterbury’s historic center, discovering rural villages across Kent, or relaxing at nearby beaches. Gardens and countryside trails around the district also provide local escapes.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dover District?

    Many accommodations in Dover District welcome pets, especially in coastal towns and rural neighborhoods. Local walking paths and beaches make it easy to explore with a dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Dover District?

    Start early to explore major sites before crowds gather, and carry a rain jacket for quick weather changes. Many local cafes and shops highlight regional ingredients, so sampling seasonal specialties is frequently suggested.

  • What is Dover District known for?

    Dover District is known for its iconic White Cliffs of Dover, its role in maritime history, and Dover Castle overlooking the Channel. Coastal scenery, historic towns, and cultural sites draw visitors year-round.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dover District?

    Explore secret gardens like Russell Gardens, discover the Roman Painted House, or wander less-travelled paths near Deal’s historic villages. These sites invite a quieter look at Dover District’s layers of history and nature.

  • What are the best foods to try in Dover District?

    Dover District is known for classic fish and chips, locally caught seafood, and traditional Kentish pies. Bakeries often serve scones with local preserves, and farm shops provide seasonal cheeses and produce.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Dover District?

    Pack comfortable shoes for walking, layers for variable weather, and a waterproof jacket for possible rain. Sun protection is useful year-round on coastal paths, and a travel adapter can help with charging devices.

  • What is the nightlife in Dover District like?

    Nightlife in Dover District centers around cozy pubs, seaside bars, and occasional live music in local venues. In towns like Deal and Dover, you can socialize over regional ales or wine while enjoying the coastal ambiance.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Dover District?

    Dover District has frequently suggested events such as vibrant summer regattas, food festivals in coastal towns, and local heritage celebrations. The district often hosts outdoor concerts and seasonal fairs around major holidays.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dover District?

    Dover District has family friendly vacation rentals, with many homes and apartments providing space for groups and children. Look for properties with kitchens, gardens, or easy access to nature and attractions.

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