Dog friendly Lodges Kent

Leighwood is a beautiful barn conversion set in a large properties grounds, surrounded by beautiful countryside, yet only a 25-minute walk via bridleways away from multiple beaches and St George’s Royal Golf Course. This property is ideal for a couple who enjoy walking, visiting the local villages and towns or just going to the beach.
Within the grounds you have the ability to wander around and enjoy the stunning views surrounding you. A short walk away you have the options of various beaches and towns in Sandwich, Deal, Ramsgate and Dover. With plenty to do in the surrounding area, take your pick or simply enjoy the property and grounds it is set in for a more romantic break. Beach 3 miles.

Just yards from the sandy beach, this beautifully restored Victorian holiday home has been carefully furnished inside and has a fully equipped kitchen. With lovely beach and cliff walks from the door, it nestles under the cliff in the arches built to provide access to the beach from the Pugin-designed Granville Hotel (architect of the House of Lords). A short stroll along the seafront is the Royal Harbour and town centre. The area is a paradise for golfers, with two championship courses nearby and the Royal Sands Golf Course is 4 miles away. Horse riding, 2 miles. Easy access to London. Shop, pub and restaurant 250 yards.

Bow Cottage lies in the ancient town of Fordwich, known as the smallest town in Great Britain and is a comfortable terraced holiday cottage which has been renovated to a very good standard, retaining stone clad walls. The front-facing living room boasts a feature bow window and woodburner, and the galley-style kitchen, which has tiled floors, leads into the dining room with patio doors opening on to a patio. This is a great location for walks directly from Fordwich and the outlying area, for exploring, and for sampling the local ales in one of the two local pubs. Explore the historic city of Canterbury with its magnificent cathedral, learn about Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales or take a boat trip on the River Stour. Cycle the Crab and Winkle Way, visit the coast at Herne Bay or spot a seal and sample the oysters at Whitstable, 12 miles. Another enjoyable experience is to go back in time and explore the castles of Dover, Deal and Walmer. Good train connections to London. Shop ¼ mile, pubs/restaurants 100 yards.

Rose Cottage is thought to date from the 16th Century. It is situated on the hillside at the end of a row, offering glimpses of the sea from the front sitting out area. A woodburner makes this holiday cottage an ideal getaway for all seasons. Stroll down the hill into the Cinque Port of Hythe with its shops, restaurants and beach. Take a walk or cycle along the tow path of The Royal Military Canal. Shop, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

Lovely terraced cottage on the outskirts of Herne village. Ideal family accommodation, stylish throughout. WiFi, pet-friendly, enclosed garden. Wonderful walking location with local pub 2 mins walk. Perfectly located between the coast and Canterbury.

A contemporary single-storey holiday home settled in the quaint village of Ewell Minnis, in Kent. Ground-floor living. Off-road parking. Enclosed garden. Pet-friendly. Whitfield 3.6 miles; Folkestone 6.8 miles; Canterbury 13.5 miles.

Welcome to Oakwell Lodge, a charming holiday retreat nestled in the heart of Gillingham, Kent. This idyllic town, steeped in history and surrounded by the picturesque countryside, offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration for our guests.
Gillingham boasts a rich heritage, with landmarks that transport visitors back in time. Take a leisurely stroll through the town centre, where you’ll encounter charming cobblestone streets and historic architecture. The medieval All Saints Church, a prominent feature on the skyline, showcases stunning craftsmanship and provides a serene backdrop for those seeking moments of contemplation.
For the history enthusiasts, a visit to the Royal Engineers Museum is a must. This fascinating institution traces the story of the Corps of Royal Engineers and their pivotal role in shaping British history. With an extensive collection of military artifacts, interactive exhibits, and captivating displays, the museum offers a glimpse into the nation’s past. Nature lovers will find solace in the nearby Riverside Country Park. Set along the banks of the River Medway, this expansive green space provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Visitors can explore the scenic walking trails, enjoy a leisurely picnic, or simply unwind while taking in the breathtaking views of the river.
Gillingham is also a gateway to exploring the wider Kent region. The iconic Leeds Castle, often referred to as the "loveliest castle in the world," is just a short drive away. Its majestic grounds, surrounded by a moat, offer a serene setting for a day of exploration. Whether you’re drawn to the town’s historical charm, the tranquillity of nature, or the allure of nearby attractions, Oakwell Lodge in Gillingham, Kent, provides the perfect base for a memorable holiday filled with discovery and relaxation. Immerse yourself in the local culture, create lasting memories, and experience the true essence of Kent during your stay at Oakwell Lodge.

An ideal choice for couples, solo travellers, or small families looking for a peaceful base in which to explore this beautiful area, with an enclosed private patio garden for you to relax come evening or to enjoy breakfast together before heading out for the day. Formerly The Honey House was for the owner’s late father, a keen beekeeper, aptly named and with soft furnishings giving a nod to its former use. From the enclosed patio garden step inside the open-plan living area, with a fully equipped kitchen ideal for packing up a lunch for the day or evening meals, a dining table for four, and a comfortable sofa and armchair to relax come the evening. Retreat to the double bedroom after a day of exploring for a restful night’s sleep. Come morning, say hello to your neighbours – the friendly dogs, goats, and pigs that will be sure to greet you as you come and go.
Situated on the outskirts of the village of Eastry, with so many choices of picturesque walking routes surrounding you, and the friendly village pub is a 15-minute walk or 2-minute drive away. The historic, charming town of Sandwich, a 5-minute drive away, is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Britain, with its pretty streets lined with historic buildings and quaint cottages, set back from, and overlooking the quay, with a choice of independent restaurants, cafés, pubs and individual shops. There are boat trips from Sandwich taking you to marvel at the seals lining the edge of Pegwell Bay Nature Reserve, a real sight to see. For a day at the beach, Sandwich Bay is certainly worth a visit, whilst the shingled beach at Deal is also nearby, within a 15-minute drive; as well as the vibrant, creative centre of Deal, with intriguing art galleries, boutique shops, and excellent eateries. The Honey House really is in an ideal position for exploring much of Kent’s hot spots, coast, and countryside.

This Grade II-listed Tudor cottage is situated in the centre of Canterbury on Ivy Lane, a small and quiet historic lane in a conservation area close the famous city walls. Just a couple of minutes’ walk from Canterbury’s high street with its huge range of restaurants, bars and shopping facilities.

This beautiful, 500-year-old Grade II-listed cottage in the centre of Canterbury dates back to the 16th century and was lovingly refurbished by Canterbury architect Carl Trenfield working alongside a master craftsman in 2016. The house was also featured in The Times ‘Thirty Best Homes in Britain’.

Inside the cottage, the ground floor benefits from both cosy traditional features, such as the original inglenook fireplace and beamed walls and ceilings, as well as fresh and airy contemporary clean lines. The ground floor is a single open plan space incorporating living area, a bespoke kitchen and dining area opening out through French doors to the pretty private courtyard garden, a lovely space to enjoy a quiet morning coffee.

The bespoke kitchen is fitted to a high standard, with natural granite work surfaces and integrated appliances along with all the essential small appliances that you will need for your stay.

The master joiner’s craftmanship can be particularly appreciated in cleverly concealed storage that runs the length of the dining area which conceal extra cupboard space and a discreetly hidden tall radiator.

The living area has beautiful, exposed beams and features an original inglenook fireplace, with a highly efficient wood-burning stove. Together with the comfy chesterfield Natuzzi sofa, this area is perfect for snuggling up in the evenings.

Winding stairs lead up to the first floor, comprising landing area, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The master bedroom is to the rear of the house and has built-in wardrobes, custom made vanity unit and view of the gardens. Bedroom two is to the front and has exposed beams, custom made fitted wardrobes, desk/vanity table area and view of the lane. The bathroom is fully fitted with solid marble tiles, and thoughtfully designed with Villeroy and Boch fittings including a bath with a rain shower over, further custom-made storage all concealed by large mirrors.

The sunny courtyard garden to the rear of the house, brick paved with seating area, was designed by landscape architect Eleanor Trenfield, and includes a functional shed for bins and bikes storage and a side access to the passage between the house and neighbouring property.

A coffee shop and a quaint 18th-century pub/restaurant are just a minute walk from the cottage and are both dog-friendly. A supermarket for all your essentials is also just a few minutes’ walk.

Also nearby are the Marlowe Theatre, Curzon Cinema, Canterbury Christ Church University and Canterbury East & West railway stations, all within an easy walk, as well as St. Augustine’s Abbey, one of the country’s most notable historic sites and part of the Canterbury UNESCO World Heritage Site. Canterbury is a beautiful and buzzing cathedral city in Kent steeped in History, part of which forms a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city centre is full of excellent places for shopping, dining, entertainment, and culture.

Its proximity to the charming seaside town of Whitstable and Kent countryside, as well as excellent links to London (under 1 hour to St. Pancras) make this a wonderful place to stay.

Nestled in a small town location with shops, bars and restaurants and country walks. The apartment is lavishly decorated with a luxury bathroom, and open plan living, dining, kitchen and bedroom areas. Close to the beaches of Littlestone and Dungeness. being so close to the beaches and the beautiful surrounding countryside it is perfect for a relaxing getaway and enjoying some much needed alone time walking and seeing the sights. Set in the heart of the beautiful Romney Marsh, the flat landscape is perfect for walks and cycle rides along the coast. A visit to the nearby Romney Warren Country Park is a chance to enjoy 11 hectares of the area’s unspoiled dune grassland, willow scrub and ponds rich in wildlife. Meanwhile, if you’re looking for a scenic tour of the coast and just want to sit back and enjoy the scenery, the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch railway is a popular choice.
Littlestone-on-Sea is a small coastal village close to New Romney in Kent. It was established in the 1880s by Sir Robert Perks as a resort for the gentry, at the point of the local lifeboat station. At low tide a World War II Mulberry Harbour Phoenix breakwater is visible along the coast; the caisson was unable to be re-floated as part of the post D-Day harbour construction in Normandy, so was abandoned. The nature of the Phoenix breakwaters meant they were constructed and sunk until needed (so as to be invisible to air attack); by design they would have had the water evacuated by Royal Engineers and then been towed to France where they would have become part of the harbour. Beach 1¾ miles.