Dog-friendly Hotels Kent

Your stay at The Manor Coach House will sure enough be one to remember. Located in the Kent Downs, an Area of Outstanding Beauty, you can wander the vast surrounding countryside and reward yourself with a tipple at a local village pub on your way home. This charismatic holiday home is perfect for a couples retreat or families wanting some down time in the countryside. On arrival fresh bread will greet you in the bread maker with butter and jam, with a complementary basket for fire pit fun.
The Manor Coach House is enticing, spacious and charming. It has been lovingly restored by the owners to create a contemporary, upside down cottage with luxury furniture and fittings. The two kingsize bedrooms both have large stunning en-suite bathrooms, a spiral staircase leads to the first floor open plan living space where you will find a karaoke machine, record player with a selection of records, and a selection of board games. Leading out from the living space is a lovely teak balcony overlooking the large 1 acre garden where you will find an elegant walled terrace and garden furniture. Have some fun and enjoy a dip in the heated pool followed by a game of table tennis outside. Relax as the sun goes down and light up the barbecue for an enjoyable evening meal in this delightful sun trap. The hot tub with a waterfall feature overlooks the enclosed garden with a sheltered walled terrace, brick built gas barbecue, additional Weber coal barbecue (coals supplied) and a wood-fired pizza oven.
This elevated property sits high above the Stour Valley and has the benefits of being just a short drive to the historic city of Canterbury, as well as being surrounded by the picturesque Kent countryside, footpaths, cycle routes and a unique complex of lakes where day anglers can spend a happy day fishing. Just 20 minutes away you can be in Whitstable where you’ll find some wonderful award-winning beaches. Enjoy some wonderful local walks along The River Stour and stop off at the local farm shop in Chilham for some tasty treats. And don’t forget your dog! They’ll love this wonderful and pet friendly cottage.
The Coach House is in the grounds of the owners’ manor house, parts of which date back to the 15th century, and was mentioned in the Domesday Book. Fishing available nearby.

This stunning one bedroom lodge was purpose built to offer a romantic retreat for couples or single travellers looking for a quiet spot just outside of the busy historic city of Canterbury. The lodge has been decorated and furnished to a very good standard allowing guests to relax in comfort after a long day exploring Canterbury. Based all on one level and including some outdoor space too, this property would make an ideal place for a getaway with stunning scenery surrounding the property yet being close enough to the city centre and plenty of public transport options for getting around.
Canterbury has so much to offer from the world famous Canterbury Cathedral, historic city walls, stunning walks along the rivers/canals and has plenty of great places to eat, drink and laugh! This place is literally brimming with history and has something for everyone, no matter your age. You can stroll along the stunning canal pathways through enchanted gardens and along the ancient city walls and ruins, or simply shop till you drop then go for a few cocktails and dinner!
Canterbury, a cathedral city in southeast England, was a pilgrimage site in the Middle Ages. Ancient walls, originally built by the Romans, encircle its medieval centre with cobbled streets and timber-framed houses. Canterbury Cathedral, founded in 597 AD, is the headquarters of the Church of England and Anglican Communion, incorporating Gothic and Romanesque elements in its stone carvings and stained-glass windows. Canterbury is only 6 miles from the beaches of Herne Bay and Whitstable a tiny bit further allows you to indulge yourself in the golden sandy beaches of Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate too! Canterbury has a great mixed selection of culinary cuisines to choose from to visit from the traditional old-style English pub to your Michelin star restaurants and everything else in between. Beach 6 miles. Pub and restaurant 175 yards.

Discover the enchanting "Why Not" – an inviting 2-bedroom holiday let perfectly situated on the historic Pilgrims’ Way walk, just a stone’s throw away from Canterbury City Centre. With the added convenience of parking for up to 2 cars, this delightful retreat offers an ideal blend of comfort and adventure, inviting you to immerse yourself in a truly memorable experience. Nestled along the Pilgrims’ Way, "Why Not" captures the essence of the journey, both past and present. The exterior of the property exudes a timeless charm, with its architecture harmoniously blending into the picturesque surroundings.
Inside, a welcoming ambience awaits, suffused with natural light and designed for relaxation. The open-plan living space is a haven of comfort, adorned with tasteful decor that creates a cosy atmosphere. Sink into plush seating in the living area or convene around the dining table to relish meals and recount stories. The well-appointed kitchen, equipped with modern appliances and ample space, encourages culinary exploration and creativity.
Both bedrooms have been thoughtfully crafted to offer a haven of tranquillity. Crisp linens, soft pillows, and elegant touches contribute to a sense of serenity. The master bedroom, featuring a luxurious queen bed and an en-suite bathroom, provides a private sanctuary. The second bedroom, with its twin beds, is perfect for companions or family members. A shared bathroom, replete with stylish fixtures, offers modern conveniences.
Step outdoors to discover a private garden that mirrors the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Whether you’re sipping your morning coffee on the patio or savouring a glass of wine as the sun sets, the outdoor space at "Why Not" is your oasis. Lush greenery and fragrant blossoms create an inviting backdrop for relaxation. One of the standout features of "Why Not" is its location along the historic Pilgrims’ Way walk. Embark on a journey that countless pilgrims have traversed through the ages, and soak in the profound history and spirituality of this iconic trail. As you explore, you’ll find yourself near Canterbury City Centre, where treasures like Canterbury Cathedral, St. Augustine’s Abbey, and St Martin’s Church await.
"Why Not" presents a rare opportunity to embrace the Pilgrims’ Way walk in comfort and style. Whether you’re seeking a transformative pilgrimage, or an adventurous holiday, or maybe proudly attending a graduation ceremony, this holiday home will serve as your haven of modern luxury along this ancient path. Secure your stay at "Why Not" today and set forth on an unforgettable expedition along the Pilgrims’ Way.

A wonderful first-floor converted cart barn in the village of Godmersham, Kent. Hot tub. Within the Kent Downs AONB. Romantic. Off-road parking. Ashford 6.3 miles; Canterbury 8.9 miles; Folkestone 19.8 miles.

This hidden treasure is a little, Grade II listed cottage in very quiet location, right in the centre of Canterbury. Refurbished in 2021, it is tucked away behind a language school, the perfect location for a getaway. This two bedroom property is over 150 years old and has plenty of character, with its own garden solely for your use, making the cottage ideal if you have a well-behaved pet. The city is famous for its stunning cathedral, 3 minutes’ walk, and there are plenty of shops, pubs and restaurants to explore. This cottage is ideal for a quiet break or a very busy holiday, with so much on offer within a 5-minute walk. There are various attractions locally and the main shops and high street are just 1-2 minutes walk away. There are bars and restaurants in abundance, all within 5 minutes’ walk.

A romantic cottage sitting in Molash near Challock, Kent. Off-road parking. Woodburning stove. Smart TV. Swimming pool. Rural location. Bedroom with en-suite. Faversham 8.5 miles; Ashford 8.6 miles; Canterbury 10.8 miles.

This lovely and homely four-bedroom family home is located on the outskirts of Canterbury city centre in the popular area of St Dunstan’s with a picturesque open green opposite. The property is in an ideal position with something for everyone. Within a 5-minute walk you can reach St Dunstan’s Street which has a plethora of restaurants, pubs, bakeries, wine and gin bars, the Westgate Gardens (where you can hop on a punting trip) leads to Toddlers Cove, which is a fantastic children’s play area. There is also a cycle path that takes you through beautiful countryside that follows the river Stour. Transport links are very convenient, a bus route a few minutes walk away takes you to the popular seaside town of Whitstable. Canterbury West Train Station, ten minutes away on foot takes you to London in 45 minutes. You may also wish to hop on the train to the next village of Sturry (a 4-minute ride) where you will be able to amble through Britain’s smallest town of Fordwich. You can go for stunning walks, take part in organised paddle boarding, canoeing or refresh yourself at the pub. You may also wish to treat yourself to a two Michelin star meal at the Fordwich Arms.
The house lends itself to families, couples, friends, ramblers, dog walkers, cyclists or shoppers! Canterbury has so much to offer from the world-famous cathedral steeped in fascinating historical references, city walls and other beautiful architecture, to the busy city centre shopping precinct set across a variety of cobbled streets and modern newly built outlets to peruse including the city’s very first roof top restaurant. For dining out, you can pretty much find every type of food from across the world and a large selection of boutique shops, which can be found on the street running parallel to the high street. There is also a large choice of traditional pubs dating back hundreds of years, bars and cafés too. Guest feedback is that the property is a ’home from home, where they instantly feel relaxed, is in an excellent location and provides a very central base for exploring the wider surrounding areas of Dover, Sandwich, Whitstable and Folkstone.
The property was decorated throughout in 2022 and is equipped with everything you could imagine making for a perfect holiday. The south west facing garden is a very good size, patio furniture, and a shady area to enjoy your morning coffee is provided along with barbecue, a few garden toys and fire pit. The owner has thoughtfully provided a baby/toddler bath and a rubber shower hose that can be run off the kitchen tap. Two dogs are also welcome, treats, leads, water/food bowls are provided for each dog along with print outs of local recommended walks.

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.

This stunning newly finished (2023) oast house has had a major extension and has been decorated and furnished to a very high standard throughout after being separated into two spacious and luxurious apartments.
Located on a working farm and surrounded by orchards and well-maintained farmland it gives guests beautiful views all around the garden of England! The property boasts two large doubles, one with an ensuite, and a large family bathroom too. The living area is a very large modern open plan sitting room, dining room, and a large round walled kitchen in the heart of the old oast house, kitted out with everything to be expected!
Preston is located just outside of the historic and very pretty city of Canterbury, renowned for its cathedral, city walls, and general beauty! The beach isn’t far either if guests wanted to mix up their holiday and visit Ramsgate, Broadstairs, or Margate for long stretches of golden sands and traditional fish and chips. Alternatively, there is Whitstable, Sandwich, Deal, Dover, and Folkestone for varied days out from adventure parks, water parks, golf (various world-renowned courses locally), fishing, multiple zoos and so much more for all to enjoy. Canterbury, a cathedral city in southeast England, was a pilgrimage site in the Middle Ages. Ancient walls, originally built by the Romans, encircle its medieval centre with cobbled streets and timber-framed houses.
Canterbury Cathedral, founded in 597 A.D., is the headquarters of the Church of England and Anglican Communion, incorporating Gothic and Romanesque elements in its stone carvings and stained-glass windows. Visit Canterbury and discover why this beautiful, ancient city is one of the jewels in Kent’s crown. The historic city is less than an hour from London by train, and just 10 minutes from some of Kent’s beautiful beaches, it is the perfect city break for anyone in the mood for gorgeous medieval streets, great food and drink, and cultural getaways.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests.

Welcome to Marshmede, a charming, two-bedroom holiday cottage nestled in the picturesque village of Stodmarsh, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of nature. Located right next to a nature reserve and with the inviting local pub just a stone’s throw away, Marshmede offers a delightful getaway in the heart of Kent.
As you step into Marshmede, you’ll be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere. The cottage boasts a cosy living room with a rustic log burner, perfect for those chilly evenings when you want to snuggle up with a good book or enjoy the company of loved ones. The crackling fire adds an enchanting touch to the already charming ambience.
The cottage features two tastefully decorated bedrooms, each offering a comfortable retreat for a peaceful night’s sleep. The master bedroom exudes a tranquil aura with its soft hues and plush bedding, ensuring a rejuvenating stay. The second bedroom is equally inviting, providing a cosy haven.
Nature enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise at Marshmede. The cottage is conveniently located right next to a nature reserve, allowing guests to explore the abundant flora and fauna of the area. Immerse yourself in the serene surroundings, breathe in the fresh country air, and embark on leisurely walks or invigorating hikes, discovering the wonders of Stodmarsh’s natural beauty.
If you’re in the mood for adventure, Marshmede provides an ideal base to explore the nearby attractions. Take a short drive to the historic city of Canterbury, renowned for its stunning cathedral, cobbled streets, and rich cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in history as you wander through the medieval lanes, visit the Canterbury Tales attraction, or enjoy a leisurely punt along the River Stour.
Animal lovers will find plenty to delight them nearby. The Wingham Wildlife Park and Howletts Wild Animal Park are both within easy reach, offering unforgettable encounters with a wide range of fascinating creatures from around the world. Get up close and personal with magnificent tigers, playful lemurs, and majestic elephants as you explore these exceptional wildlife sanctuaries.