Dog-friendly Hotels Kent

Brimming with character throughout, from the exposed brick inglenooks, wood beamed ceilings and walls, to the chocolate box windows. Inside, views over the surrounding countryside can be enjoyed from every window- to the front watch ponies grazing the paddock, whilst wild rabbits can be seen exploring the meadow behind the cottage. The cosy living and dining room features a warming wood burner at the heart, set into an impressive inglenook fireplace, offering the perfect spot for unwinding, with velvet sofa, armchair, cushions and linen adding vibrant pops of colour, leading through to a modern and well-equipped kitchen.

With three bedrooms split over two floors, the cottage provides the ideal retreat for both couples, friends and family looking for a countryside break, with twin, single and master super-king bedroom with sumptuous four poster bed to sink into after a day of exploring. Come morning, why not go and say hello to the owner’s friendly chickens, with eggs waiting at the cottage on your arrival for you to enjoy. Outside, the enclosed patio garden with furniture for dining al-fresco leads through a gate to the enclosed lawn garden – the ideal space for children to play and dogs to roam.

Set within the owner’s 6-acre estate, the meadow beyond; accessed through a gate from the cottage garden, with aptly placed bench offering the perfect spot for watching the sun go down, whilst the private woods are waiting to be explored. Surrounded by rolling countryside, picturesque walks are on your doorstep, with a 20-minute walk leading you through to the village of Boxley with pretty church and locally renowned pub (suggested to book in advance), whilst in the other direction is the village of Detling, set on the slope of the North Downs with friendly pub at the heart. Within easy each of the A249, exploring Kent couldn’t be easier, with historic Canterbury, the pretty market town of Faversham and the Whitstable coastline within a 30-minute drive, whilst the beautiful parkland and gardens of Leeds Castle are just a 10-minute drive away.

Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty amongst the North Downs within the Elham Valley, enjoy the peace and tranquillity that Ladwood Farm offers. Two holiday apartments in one of the farm buildings provide ground floor and first floor accommodation around their own rural gated courtyard. They are surrounded by fields and farm animals and there are walks in abundance from the doorstep. Explore the local countryside with its ancient rights of way and bridleways, ideal for walkers and for horse riding. They lie just 10 miles from historic Canterbury, and you can take a boat ride on the River Stour, visit the historic cathedral or maybe take in a show. Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Howletts and Wingham Wildlife Park make great days out. Folkestone is 5 miles and Dover is 8 miles. Visit the Roman Painted House, Dover Castle and the iconic white cliffs. Bring your passport so you can enjoy day trip to France. The Channel Tunnel is close by and the international Eurostar terminal is 15 miles away at Ashford, where you can also go for some retail therapy. Beach 7 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

This stunning three-bedroom bungalow is located in a quiet rural part of Herne Bay just a 5-minute walk to the beach. The property has been refurbished in 2023 and presented to a very high standard with all the expected mod cons including a six-person high end hot tub. This property lends itself well to families, groups of friends or couples looking for some tranquillity whilst being close to multiple beaches. The owners have set this property up for them to use as well as for guests to enjoy. Being a corner plot means this property offers space and has the benefit of a wraparound garden allowing for all to enjoy, with all the added touches this property is absolutely ideal for that long awaited break.
Herne Bay is a seaside town on the north coast of Kent in Southeast England. It is six miles north of Canterbury and four miles east of Whitstable and has easy, frequent public transport links to both as well as down to Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs. Herne Bay Pier is a favourite for many as it has a long stretch of boutique shops, cafes and restaurants, a stage, and some fairground rides. This makes for a great day out and even better memories. You are quite literally spoilt for choice of beaches to visit from this property, Margate, Broadstairs, Ramsgate, Sandwich, Deal, Herne Bay, Whitstable, SeaSalter and a few bays in between. Alternatively, you have the historic city of Canterbury with its world-famous cathedral and city walls, its shopping precinct, and Old English high street.
Other attractions worth visiting include Howlett’s Zoo, Port Lympne Zoo, Leeds Castle, Hever Castle and Whitstable for its oysters and castle. Dover on the south coast is famously known for its white chalk cliffs and is the ferry port for crossing the English Channel to France. The Hythe and Dymchurch narrow gauge railway takes you on a scenic route to Dungeness, also worth a visit. Shopaholics will be well catered for with famous high street names and many independent retailers to tempt. Max guests is 5 adults plus 1 child.

Winser House is located in a great place to stay all year round, with its pretty garden, patio space for al fresco dining and cosy living room.
Our cottage dates back to the 1800s and boasts plenty of character and original features, with exposed beams in most rooms, along with a double-sided fireplace in the cosy living/dining room for those cooler evenings. The well equipped kitchen looks out over the garden and patio area. There’s also a utility room with washing machine and additional cupboard space, along with the downstairs toilet. Upstairs offers three good-sized bedrooms, and the master bathroom has a feature roll-top bath. A perfect room to relax and unwind in after a walk through the Kent countryside.
This delightful cottage is set in the quiet rural hamlet of Rolvenden Layne. The market town of Tenterden is only 3½ miles away, which offers a range of shops, small cafés, restaurants and bars. If you like walking, there is a public footpath that runs from Rolvenden Layne to Tenterden through fields, down to the river and over the railway line, approx 5½ miles.
Other attractions include Kent and East Sussex Railway, Bodium Castle, Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens and Rare Breeds Centre, Headcorn Aerodrome, Rye, Bedgebury National Pinetum, Bewl Water and Designer Outlet Ashford all within 17 miles. Beach 13½ miles.