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The studio is peaceful in a quiet area with bedroom (4/5 guests), shower room and a kitchen with oven, microwave, washing machine and fridge. The docks with ferries to France and train station are within 5 minutes drive. London is one hour away.

The studio flat is on the second floor of a Victorian house. It is a really delightful place with lots of light and a lovely view.

A safe residential area with beautiful views of Dover Castle.

Formerly a fisherman's pub on Kingsdown beach The Victory is a much loved coastal retreat - in a beautiful and still somewhat undiscovered corner of England at the end of the White Cliffs of Dover and just 1.5 hours from London. The Victory has a Nordic theme inside with wood paneling and painted floorboards. It has 4 bedrooms and sleeps 8-10 comfortably. Please note: weekend bookings require a Friday and Saturday night.

On the ground floor is a bright kitchen and dining room that opens up on to an enclosed patio, only steps away from the wild flowers, picturesque beach-huts and sweeping views of Kingsdown beach. This floor also houses a sitting room with wood-burning stove, a shower room. At this level off the hall there's a bedroom at the front of the house with full size bunk beds. (It also has a cupboard full of toys to keep little ones amused even on rainy days). Upstairs is the master bedroom, a peaceful sanctuary to the adjoining sun room and terrace, a family bathroom, and a second, small double with pretty wallpaper and wonderful sea views. The top floor is a light, fun bedroom with sea views from every window. It contains a double bed and two singles, making it ideal for a second family or more friends. The Victory is walking distance (5 minutes) from the pretty village of Kingsdown - with 3 pubs, a village shop, a butcher and post office. There is a beach promenade, ideal for cycling, that takes you to Deal with its historic sites, food spots and vintage shopping in 15 minutes. Kingsdown is also the ideal haven from which to explore, with Walmer and Dover Castle, Sandwich, Margate and Broadstairs all less than 30minutes away.

With it's own shingle beach, magnificent views of the cliff, cute village shops and no less than three pubs to choose between, Kingsdown is a unique picturesque village on the East Kent coast. Stay put and enjoy the sea; jump on a bike and head into Deal with it's thriving Saturday market, vintage shops and deli's or while away an afternoon in the perfect English country garden at Walmer Castle.

This is a lovely peaceful room with a comfortable double bed. There is Wifi, tea and coffee making facilities, mini fridge, toaster and microwave and private en-suite shower room. Within 5 minutes walk from train station, coach station and town and 5 minutes drive to the Easter Docks . The Castle is only a 25 minute walk from the house and approximately 30 minute walk to the White Cliffs at Langdon Heights.

Lovely double bedded room with a comfortable trundle bed. The shower room en-suite has the best available power shower. There is a facility to make tea and coffee and also a microwave, kettle, toaster and all necessary cutlery and dishes etc.

Dover Castle and the White Cliffs and the sea front are within walking distance.

The apartment has 2 floors with fantastic views over the English Channel. The views are from a very large living room and a large bedroom. The property is a Grade 2 listed building with lots of character. It is situated in the heart of Deal town opposite the pier.

Deal is a popular and fashionable seaside town on the Kent Coast that remains largely un-spoilt with an attractive shoreline and an historic "old town" centered on Middle Street and Beach Street. The apartment (59 Beach st ) is located in a central position on Beach Street in the heart of historic Deal. It overlooks the sea and Pier, just yards from the beach

The apartment is a few minutes walk from shops, restaurants and bars. The train station is a five minute walk away.

Take a breezy stroll along the beach from this warm, welcoming coastal cottage in a quaint British seaside town. Browse the award-winning High Street, or stop off for a pub lunch before unwinding in a mid-century armchair with a cup of English tea.

Perfectly located, warm and inviting with so much on your doorstep. Sleeps four comfortably in two bedrooms (1 large master with a king double and 1 smaller twin that can be converted into a king). We think you will love the super comfy beds, the spacious dining room, our vintage decorative finds, coastal decor and shuttered front windows, the sunny courtyard with bbq and the freeview tv with 3D DVD player and films. We are uber family friendly with all the expected equipment (travel cot, high chair, sink step, safety sockets, upcycled colouring table with low seating, loads of toys, games, books, micro scooters, bucket and spades, fishing nets etc). We also welcome dogs too. The cottage is situated in the picturesque Conservation Area of Deal - a mix of fisherman cottages and smugglers alleyways. The beach is a short three minute stroll away. Our award winning High Street with its independent shops selling contemporary arts, crafts and home furnishings is just around the corner and there is a good choice of restaurants, wine bars and coffee shops very close by. For those new to Deal, Deal is on the East Kent coast and essentially is an unspoilt British seaside town. There is so much to do here including exploring the beautiful shoreline, coastal and countryside walks, visiting the two castles built by Henry VIII, golfing opportunities, seal spotting and some lovely beach front pubs. We are easy to reach by car or train from London (approx 1 hour and 20 mins from St Pancras) and just twenty minutes from the port of Dover. There is 2 hour free on street parking outside the cottage (for longer parking there is a pay & display car park just around the corner). From 5.30pm until 8.30am there are no parking restrictions or on a Sunday. Weekend and mid week breaks also available.

The cottage is on a quiet, picturesque street in the centre of Deal. The houses are Victorian, painted in complementing pastel shades with pretty window boxes. Cross the road to the Deal Hoy, a nautical pub serving ales, wines, burgers, and oysters.

NB We are currently undergoing a complete refurb! New photos coming soon! Cosy 1st floor self-contained Hayloft studio - part of a converted stable c1700 - in the beautiful Elham Valley (see The Times 'Glorious walks for autumn weekends') between historic Canterbury and vibrant Folkestone (www.harpersbazaar.com). En suite shower, tea/coffee/kettle/microwave/fridge, private balcony/garden with hot tub, parking. Part of a family home. Self check-in (keybox) from 3pm - ideal for late arrivals

Part of a beautiful farm conversion family home, with sweeping views across rolling farmland and grazing cattle. Enter the Little Hayloft via a wooden staircase to find a fabulously stylish and fresh hideaway; the friendly owners will leave you afternoon tea on arrival. In the open-plan studio room, beneath cosy oak beams, are sympathetic furnishings including a full size sofa-bed, a flat-screen TV, cosy wicker armchairs and a table and chairs for use indoors or out. Bedroom and bathroom are spotless and spoiling with soft feathers and white cotton. There’s Wi-Fi for keeping in touch with the world…. or not. There's a second sitting space on the balcony outside for peaceful chats as the sun sets … and the sunsets are a glory. Outside: a neat fenced garden surrounded by hedging and masses of green space. Soak away your cares this summer in our HOT TUB. Follow a path down the lane through a small gate and you are on the footpath of the Elham Valley Way. Excellent pubs and a tea room are a short walk, or you can hop on a bus to historic Canterbury or venture further afield by high-speed rail link to London or Paris for lunch or dinner. Ideal as a stop-over en route to Europe or a romantic getaway! Warning - has been known to induce marriage proposals!

The Elham Valley with its immediate surrounding countryside is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty over which there is a wealth of walks, rides and cycle routes. Elham Park is the site of very rare orchids which flower in May. The village itself offers a number of facilities including a General Store, Tea Room (but also good for lunch!), two Pubs (the King’s Arms offering a Post Office facility on certain days - yes, really!), Cricket Club (weekend matches in summer) and floodlit Tennis Courts. A little further there is a Dairy at Ottinge open on Wednesday afternoon and Saturday morning for milk, cream, yoghurt and cheese - all produced on site. If you prefer your milk straight from the cow they offer a 24hr Milk Mate coin-operated dispenser of raw milk! Further still towards Folkestone, is the village of Lyminge with Pharmacy, Bakery, Newsagent, Coffee Shop, Library, Grocery and Indian Take-away and Chinese restaurant (also take-way). There is also an Holistic Wellness centre there. Please ask us for local walking maps if that's your interest! A flavour of WHAT'S ON in 2020: Summer Sundays - Music at The Leas Bandstand, Folkestone Outdoor cinema and live music - Folkestone Harbour Arm 22 Mar - The Duclettes at the Cliffe Restaurant, Folkestone 11 Apr - Easter Food Festival, Broadstairs 21 Jun - Strawberry Festival, Brogdale 4 Jul - Canterbury Medieval Pageant and Trail 12 Jul - Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, Capel le Ferne 19 Jul - Cherry Festival, Brogdale 25-26 Jul - Folkestone Trawler Race 7-14 Aug - Broadstairs Folk Week 8-9 Aug - Acrise Flower Festival (Note different dates this year!) 29-31 Aug - Sandwich Goes Italian 5-6 Sept - Faversham Hop Festival 5-6 Sept - Drop Redoubt open weekend, Dover 25-27 Sept - Hythe Harvest Food Festival 30 Sept - East Kent Ploughing Match Oct - Grand Conker Bash, Elham 17-31 Oct - Canterbury Festival Nov - Christmas Market at Leeds Castle Nov - Christmas at the Castle, Whitstable Castle and Gardens Dec - Enchanted Walmer Castle Gardens Dec - Elham Christmas Food and Craft Festival, Elham 23-24 Dec - Carol Service, Canterbury Cathedral 24 Dec - Carol Singing, Whitefriars, Canterbury Please note that if you would like dine at either The Pig at Bridge or Rocksalt in Folkestone it is essential to book ahead! Our Top 10 Recommendations for 2020: 1. NEW The Curious Brewery in Ashford for tours, tastings and dining! And now the Hop Fuzz Brewery in West Hythe - we are spoilt for choice! 2. Micro breweries are a firm favourite particularly the hidden gem that is the Wrong Turn at Barfrestone. 3. The Stag in the Marlowe Arcade in Canterbury is new, hip and cool with an amazing array of wall art depicting Kent beaches. 4. Is your bouldering your thing? Try Chimera Climbing in Canterbury. 5. Macknade Food Hall in Faversham is a fabulous wholefoods market with a rustic cafe or try the Good's Shed in Canterbury next to Canterbury West Railway Station serving 'best of the day' meals from ingredients sourced from the market. 6. Check out the listings for The Quarterhouse in Folkestone and you'll be a few steps away from not one, but two, Banksy favourites! Funky artwork is spread all over Folkestone from the Triennial; look out for the brightly coloured houses or the swinging bell! 7. A beautiful walk or cycle ride will take you along the Crab and Winkle way from Canterbury (starting at the Good's Shed - see above) to Whitstable. Quiet paths, country churches and limitless bluebells make this a stunning Spring adventure! 8. If Parkrun is your thing you can start the alphabet in Ashford but Canterbury, Folkestone and Whitstable will also oblige! 9. Occupying the most photographed building in Canterbury after the Cathedral is the Crooked House (Catching Lives charity bookshop) - a delightfully skewed 17th century half-timbered house in Palace Street opposite the famous Kings School. Duck to enter! 10. A trip out to the Lighthouse at Dungeness (you can see it from miles away on a clear day!) incorporates England's only offical desert. It has a spooky feel .... Archived from 2019: 1. Dover, Walmer and Deal Castles are all close by (sometimes it's worth joining English Heritage for best value deals) - this year Walmer (home of the Lord Wardens of the Cinque Ports most famously the Queen Mother and the Duke of Wellington) has re-opened it's Walmer Glen gardens - check their website for details 2. The Independent Pedaler at Bridge is a cyclist-friendly watering hole with a delicious menu and scrummy home-made cakes (especially the Hummingbird cake). 'Host a Roast' is available on Sundays. They also sell the famous locally made 'Rope and Oak' products. 3. Breakfast with a view - try the kitchen at Sene Valley Golf Course, Hythe! Delicious food, reasonably priced with a glorious view of the sea! Call ahead to make sure they are serving! 4. The new Tulip Tearooms in Bridge offer old-fashioned hospitality and irresistible cakes in the midst of a busy florists shop! 5. Cuddle up on a cosy sofa for two with your favourite alcoholic beverage at the Curzon Cinema in Canterbury - feel free to stroll out to the bar for a top-up mid-movie! 6. Cathedral services are free and the music is always amazing! The Archbishop is in residence at Easter and Christmas; an hilarious 'last night of the proms-esque' carol singing fiesta takes place in the city centre on Christmas Eve - come for a programme waving, knee-dipping sing-song! Early pre-theatre dinner menus are available at Cafe des Amis and Dems. Or after a spectacularly spooky ghost tour with Canterbury's resident 'Ghost Hunter' (book online and meet in St Margaret's Street) calm your nerves with a calorific dessert and/or hot chocolate in Creams. 8. Jazz at The George, Stone Street every Thursday at 8.15pm - real ale and good food! 9. Fancy tripping the light fantastic? Swing Jive (for beginners upwards) at the Southcliff Hotel in Folkestone on Monday evenings from 7.00pm or fortnightly ballroom and latin tea dances at The Burstin Hotel, Folkestone - are you dancin'? 10. Feeling energetic? Try a swim and a roast on Sundays at the Hythe Imperial Hotel, Hythe We haven't tried it yet but our guests tell us the Dover Sea Safari is amazing! Other, more sedate, boat trips are available! Archived from 2018: 1. In beautiful weather you can't beat a sea swim at Kingsdown near Deal where the Zetland Arms is right on the beach! If you're not a sea-bather/channel swimmer but the sun's shining and you fancy a dip try the outdoor (heated) pool at Faversham (seasonal). 2. Sondes Tea House at Sellindge - delicious food and vegan options to eat and all sorts of funky bits and bobs to buy! 3. More of the Harbour Arm in Folkestone has been renovated through the winter including the old Folkestone Harbour railway station - it's better than ever! Beautiful on a sunny evening! 4. Current favourite breakfast spot is Cafe Solo in Canterbury (Wincheap, A28) - so good and excellent value. 5. On a sunny day you can't beat brunch on the beach at Griggs of Hythe. Need to burn some calories? Hire a rowing boat on the Hythe Royal Military Canal. 6. Panoramic views of Dover Harbour and Castle from the Hythe Bay fish restaurant in Dover - we love the balcony bar and the fish is fantastic! 7. Fancy a sneaky safari? Take the footpath alongside the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch railway station and eventually you will pass through Port Lympe wild animal park - don't be surprised to spot a giraffe through the trees! 8. Fab fish and chips at Hythe from the Park Road Fish Bar! Maybe on the way home from the safari ... 9. Either an ice-cream (closest is a McFlurry from the bottom of the hill) or an alcoholic beverage and salty snack (from Sainsburys next door to MacDonalds) taken to the top of the cliff at Capel - fabulous views of the channel and amazing star-gazing when it's clear! 10. Take a walk along the iconic White Cliffs Way at Dover - stop to examine the Fan Bay Deep Shelter and then tea at the South Foreland Lighthouse before retracing your steps. On a clear day you can see forever! But don't go too close to the edge ... Archived from 2017: Coming in ahead of first place (it was that good!) our new favourite for 2017 is Reculver; visit the Roman Fort and then slip across to see Elwyn the genial host of the Reculver Cafe (not quite Roman but built in 1902 - open til 3ish at weekends; earlier on week days) and enjoy a taste of bygone days. All day breakfasts, egg and chips, toast and marmite; excellent value and great service - a big mug of tea is £1. If you want to walk it off you are a stone's throw from the Saxon Shore Way. There is a public car park (pay and display) or if you are lucky you can squeeze in to the lane next door. 1. Fish and Chips on the beaches at Hythe, Whitstable or Herne Bay; or our current favourite is The Deep Blue, Wincheap, Canterbury (enormous portions for sharing and great value!) 2. Afternoon tea at Tiny Tim's, Canterbury (the 'Hairy Bikers' loved it!) before or after Evensong in the Cathedral (check website for times - weekends are different). Get there early if you want to try a 'Plump Pilgrim'! Kent teas and coffees from Pluckley - our favourite is the smoky Russian Caravan! 3. Coffee and fresh doughnuts after a windy walk at Whitstable - you know you are near by the lovely smell! If seafood is more your thing - they still cook the famous Whelks at Wests on the harbour side. Whitstable is equally famous for its oysters - kick back and relax at the Oyster Fishery or Wheelers in the High Street. 4. Watch the sun set at Farthing Common 'the top of the world!' - or from your private balcony outside the Little Hayloft. 5. Walk or cycle the Great Stour Way - Chartham to Canterbury; or the Saxon Shore Way - Reculver to Margate if you're feeling energetic - ask us for maps! 6. Walk into Elham village and have supper at one of the pubs or the Abbots Fireside (borrow a torch for the walk home!) The pubs normally stop serving at 8pm - earlier at the weekend. 7. Hire mountain bikes and book a guide at Fowlmead Country Park - a disused open cast mine with great views over Royal St George's golf course at Sandwich. 8. We love a good breakfast! Now available at Macfarlane's Garden Centre (now renamed Folkestone Garden Cente but still as good)! 9. Take a tasting tour at Shepherd Neame brewery in Faversham (Britain's oldest brewer - since 1689) - check the dates for the annual autumn Hop Festival weekend. 10. Sip a glass of Champagne at the end of the Harbour Arm in Folkestone (seasonal) - you might also spot Dave the Dolphin (who's actually a porpoise - and a girl - but the name stuck)! The famous Rock Salt restaurant is also nearby - you do need to book (or try the Smokehouse next door for a more relaxed Fish and Chip supper) 11. If you're brave enough check out the Ossuary at St Leonard's Church, Hythe ... 12. Visit the Elham Valley Vineyard and sample their delicious menus - wait a minute? Number 12? We could go on ... okay we will .... 13. Hire a canoe at The George and Dragon pub at Fordwich (Britain's smallest town) and paddle the Stour to the Grove Ferry Inn. The Grove Ferry is also the starting point for a lovely circular walk through the Stodmarsh Nature Reserve. Boat trips available in summer. 14. Drive a 36-ton train on a private track through the Kent countryside. Start the day with a filling cooked breakfast then learn to drive an ex-military train. Don't forget your camera! We are always looking out for new tea rooms, walks, things to see and do (the research is soooooo hard) but come and see for yourselves; you'll never be bored in East Kent! Short of time? Potter along the old railway line which is now the Elham Valley Way. Do check listings for the Marlowe and Gulbenkian Theatres in Canterbury or the cinema in Faversham is only a fiver! George's Turkish restaurant in Preston Street is great too ...and we're off again!

Snuggle up in front of the romantic wood-burning stove in the living room of this three-floor 17th-century cottage once used by smugglers and pirates. The interior offers an eclectic mix of vintage and modern with two courtyards for BBQs and alfresco dining.

Our gorgeous, quirky listed cottage ‘1 Crown Court ’ is the perfect escape from the busy world and for those looking for a stylish and luxurious break in a quiet and peaceful setting. Located in the east Kent coastal town of Deal, Crown court is a one minute walk from the beach in the sought after conservation area. It is tucked away down a quiet alley, near two local pubs who hold great live music events in the summer, with two secluded courtyards providing a great outdoor space in the summer. The interior is an eclectic mix of vintage and modern, and offers a relaxing hideaway for up to four people. To make her extra cosy, we re-style Crown Court during the year such as Christmas and Valentines day. We can also arrange special occasion decorations, flowers, champagne etc on request. Please note that the cottage is arranged over 3 floors and the stairs are steep and winding like many cottages of the same age. Complimentary tea's and coffee are provided and you are very welcome to use any of the condiments in the kitchen, however you will need to bring your own milk, drink, food and toiletries. If you have a pet that likes to holiday with you, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate.

Located in the conservation area of the old town, Crown Court lies just a minute's walk from Deal pier and beach and its local pubs and restaurants. Sample some local seafood washed down with Kentish beers and ciders or enjoy sea breezes on foot.

I host a large double room with fantastic views across Dover, it is 0.5 miles from the ferry port and walking distance to the town centre. If you are visiting Dover Castle this is the perfect location, the White Cliffs trail is also easy to access on foot. Parking is free outside & check-in from 12 midday. I have a Tassimo coffee machine and some quality teas to help start the day including decaf tea/coffee. Toast & jam available. There's a lovely pub 5 mins by foot with home cooked & vegan food

My apartment is within Victoria Park, a grand crescent of 26 houses built in the 1850s. Originally occupied by high ranking officers stationed at Dover Castle, the property is Grade II listed and very much a part of Dover's historic landscape.

Welcome to our quiet and spacious basement-guest room accessed by a short flight of steps from your parking space on the drive. There is a bath with shower attachment, toilet and washbasin in the guest washroom. Late check-in is possible as a key is available in the key safe. For cyclists, film crew and Channel swimmers there is storage space for large equipment in the corridor. Collection from the port is possible. Children and babies are free. Continental breakfast is included on request.

Private single room and bathroom in a family home. A large pine double wardrobe provides ample hanging space. One single bed A child sized bed and travel cot are available on request. Off-street parking available on the drive.

Our house is situated on a main street, from which Dover castle can be viewed, and is only a 10 -15 minute walk from Dover Priory station, town shops and The Roman Painted House. There is regular public transport to local interesting towns such as Folkestone, Canterbury and Deal. Some houses in our street have attractive Victorian architecture and are well maintained, but not all. Surrounded by hills, panoramic views of the Channel are only a short walk away as is the hidden fort of Western Heights. Our local Farthingloe Farm restaurant, shop and bakery should not be missed if you are looking for a hearty breakfast or lunch. Check opening times. For evening meals The Plough, a Beefeater is a 10 minute drive away or in town we have Nandos, Aspendos, The Allotment and the usual takeaways. The Italian restaurants La Scala, Dino's and Il Rustico which come recommended are open until 10pm. New to town is Cineworld in the St. James retail park. Our location is very convenient for Channel swimmers, or those travelling by ferry or channel tunnel.

OPPOSITE the ferry port & 7 mins walk to town! A large room with double bed. NB: The property is being converted fro rooms in our home to private rooms in a shared holiday letting house (4 rooms total). Please contact with questions you may have. The room you book will still be the same (or redecorated!). Great location by dover ferry. Get to Europe/London/m25 or walk to cinema/beach/castle/restaurants/museum/white cliffs walk/roman ruins,etc!

The Gold room is a lovely large room overlooking the sea. It is a very comfortable bed and you wake up to clear sea views! A lovely room for a couple/two friends.

We have cinemas, shops, restaurants, dover castle, White cliffs walk, beach, countryside, farms all within a 5-10 minute walk - it's pretty awesome! And don't forget, France, London, M25 all in about an hours travel!

Bedroom within a friendly, private home. Room has double bed, bedside table with lamp, wardrobe, dressing table, TV. Tea and coffee making facilities. Bathroom (shared) has bath, shower over, vanity basin and toilet.

A continental style breakfast will be available if required. Guests may enjoy the garden, an ideal place for a night cap on a pleasant evening.

Our village is very peaceful, clean and well kept. We have a working corn mill close by and the river Dour runs past our property. The Royal Oak pub, a mere 3 minute walk, serves a good range of food and speciality beers. The picturesque Kearsney Abbey and Russell Gardens are a short walk away, boasting woodland walks, play areas for children and an excellent cafe.

With our very own traditional pub on site, you'll get a true taste of England at The Fleurs Hostel Dover. Order a round of pints, there's plenty to keep you entertained here. When you're not discovering Dover, Feeling lazy? Take it easy in front of the warm wood-burner, relax on the common room's sofas or check in with friends and family using the free high-speed Wi-Fi. The White Cliffs in our backgarden, as well as the ferry being only a walk away from this fine establishment.

Victorian Pub and Luxury Shared Accommodation

Close to; Dover Priory train station Ferry Port/Docks Bus Station Dover Town Centre Dover Castle White Cliffs of Dover Gate Way to Europe

OPPOSITE the ferry port, short walk to town! Lg room. Double bed=first 2 guests/single bed & a put up bed for 3/4guests. We have a separate twin room. NB: from this summer we will convert the property. Up until then it will be rooms in our home, after it will be private rooms in a shared house. Please contact with questions you may have. The room you book will still be the same/better! ferry/Europe/London/m25 or walk to cinema/beach/castle/restaurants/museum/white cliffs walk/roman ruins!

'The family room' overlooks the sea! It has a double bed for one/two guests, and a single bed and can also have a single mattress/put up bed added (or a separate room can also be booked) for the third/forth guests. There is a television with freeview & remote control, and also wifi to watch your own equipment if you wish.

Everything! Walk to beach, castle, museum, roman ruins, countryside, white cliffs walk, Victorian lighthouse, restaurants, shops, and travel to anywhere UK or Europe is simple from here!

The Hangar is a private self contained space built onto our house, so-called because although it is modern, the houses in the area are built on what used to be a World War Two aerodrome where Spitfires would take off to fly across the English Channel. The Battle of Britain Museum is very close by and well worth a visit. The space has a double bedroom and small lounge area with a spare double sofa bed if needed. The new bathroom has a very relaxing power shower. Private patio area is included.

The living area has a double sofa bed which is suitable for one adult or two children. If you need to add more guests, please just email us. There area two patio/garden areas you can use. One is private to you and the other one is used occasionally by the family. There is a parking space reserved for the Hangar and is off road on our large drive. Breakfast is provided and will be a continental type. Tea and coffee making facilities are included and the room also has a fridge, toaster and microwave oven as well as plates and cutlery, although there is no kitchen as such but ideal for snacks etc.

The Hangar is located in Hawkinge which is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. There are lots of stunning walks and cycle rides on the door step. The coast with glorious beaches are minutes away in the car. There are several supermarkets nearby including a local Lidl’s only 10 minutes walk away. There are three local pubs within walking distance.

With our very own traditional pub on site, you'll get a true taste of England at The Fleurs Hostel Dover. Order a round of pints, there's plenty to keep you entertained here. When you're not discovering Dover, Feeling lazy? Take it easy in front of the warm wood-burner, relax on the common room's sofas or check in with friends and family using the free high-speed Wi-Fi. Channel Swimmers are very welcome to stay and sign your times on our walls of fame, with your names forever in our history!!

Staying in a old Victorian Pub, castle view from the front side of the Pub, amazing Host with great communication.

Close to; Dover Priory train station Ferry Port/Docks Bus Station Dover Town Centre Dover Castle White Cliffs of Dover Gate Way to Europe

Come stay in an artists studio & gallery space in Folkestone's Creative Quarter! The studio flat usually operates as our artist residency space, but is totally self contained & includes 2 x single beds (one of which can unfold into a double bed), dinning/work table & kitchenette. Off the studio is a shower & toilet. You also have your own entrance via our gallery! From the shower room you may enter our personal flat to access our roof terrace. Additional beds available on request.

An excellent library of performance, live art, art & philosophy books.

A cozy, safe and quiet place to relax, 2 minutes walk from the seaside (Sunny Sands, Folkestone). Convenience stores nearby. Clean and fully furnished. You have access to office desk and Wifi. In the bathroom you have shampoo and shower gel as well as fresh towel ready for you. In the kitchen all appliances are available for you e.g. cutlery, microwave, cooker, plates/mugs, washing machine. You have the whole flat to your disposal - if you need any assistance you can call/text me any time.

You will wake up to sunrise as bedroom is East facing. Spacious bedroom with very comfy bed. On the other hand you will get plenty of sun in the afternoon in the front room where you can enjoy a massive bayed window. Temperature in the flat is regulated by an app so you can choose your favorite. My place is very clean, tidy, bright and welcoming.

2 minutes walk to the seaside, 5 minutes walk to the town centre with many little coffee shops. Food shop less than a minute walk. Free street parking.

Only 15 mins from the Port of Dover by car. 25 mins from the Eurotunnel entrance. Close to many beautiful Kentish spots. A small single room in my home as a perfect stop over for the night or base to explore from. Note: This is my second room. Better suited for single occupancy. There are Dogs & Cats in the house. (Very Friendly we promise!) Just off the A2 in the quiet village of Shepherdswell.

A bungalow house with off road parking On the North Downs Way for walkers! And the Via Francigéna.

There are no places to eat in the village. Pubs that serve food are a short drive away or the Co-Op convenience store is at the bottom of the village. Shepherdswell is a small old Kent village. Sat on the North Downs Way. A stop for the East Kent (Steam) Railway.

Beautiful Victorian town house in a central locations. 2 minutes walk to the town and Dover Priory train station, 10 minutes walk to the seaside. Two well presented bedrooms, one with a double bed (air bed if needed) and the other with a king size bed, double sofa bed and 2 sofas available. Both with lovely views. 5 minutes drive to the port of Dover. Car parking space available on drive. The house provides views of the sea and Dover castle. Close to lots of lovely cafe, bars, pubs.

Guests have access to 2 private rooms and a bathroom with a beautiful shower.

Close to town, 2 minutes walk. Close to Dover train station, Dover Ferry Port, Dover Castle, Beach, Cliffs.

My place is close to great views, the beach, town centre, the train station, pubs and restaurants, supermarkets, everything you need.. You’ll love my place because of the location, the outdoors space close by and the convenience..

We also offer soft tissue massage or relaxation massage on-site. You can also book a yoga and massage weekend. Contact me for prices.

We live in a nice area of Folkestone very close to the sea and all it's amenities. Folkestone is a friendly seaside town with a nice relaxed pace of life. There is plenty of beach space for everyone. Not overcrowded like some other English seaside towns. It is a great town for creative types as it has a Creative Quarter and there are lots of little curiosities around. It also has easy access to Dover with sights like Dover Castle or Ashford with it's shopping outlet. All in all a great little town.

High above the other houses this attic space feels like a world away with only the bluebirds over the White Cliffs of Dover breaking your tranquility

A brand new conversion designed for cosy romantic couples or fans of photography who want to wake up and experience the wonder of dawn over the White Cliffs of Dover.

Home from home, a well appointed self contained one bedroom flat in arty seaside town, Folkestone. Located just 5 minutes walk from Folkestone Central station and it's high speed line to London & the high street. One double bedroom and with two additional double sofa beds in the spacious living room. Offering flexible sleeping and dining for up to six, groups or families & pets welcome. Just 11 minute drive from the Eurotunnel! The flat also benefits from a private courtyard for alfresco eating!

This rental is for the entire flat. Our cosy basement flat offers guests a well stocked kitchen with tea & coffee and the essentials all provided. Guests have a private double bedroom with brand new bed, Temper pillows and space for hanging clothes. There’s a shower room, sunny lounge with room for 6 to dine. Both sofa’s can be turned into double beds. 32 inch smart TV and WiFi mean you can watch what you like! The flat also has a lovely private courtyard with dining space for 4 for sunny days! A flexible space suitable for up to 6 guests.

Five minutes walk to Folkestone Central station, the town and the bus garage. An ideal central location. 10 minutes to four beautiful beaches, the harbour and old town and all its fab bars and restaurants & Bouverie Village & the Leas! Shops within a few minutes.

Lovely large victorian Garden Flat. Entire use inc off street parking & private garden in the Kent Downs in an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB). Private Use of Sauna & BBQ cabin (extra charge) Part of a victorian convent in the historic village of Temple Ewell. Close to the port of Dover & the Eurotunnel terminal. A 4 min walk from Kearsney railway station, direct HS1 trains to London from Dover station. 1 min to bus stop 20 mins to Canterbury. 5 min walk to beautiful Kearsney Abbey.

SAUNA AND REAL FIRE PIT EXPERIENCE For an extra 30GBP why not have an hour’s sauna and an evening of burning wood in an amazing, magical Finish firepit & sauna cabin which seats 12 in firepit area and 6 in sauna. Wood and towels are provided. The cabin also has its own fridge for your cold beer and wine and we stream music for you. (The Sauna needs an hour to heat up, therefore you need to let us know in good time if you want to use it.) Well behaved toilet trained pets are welcome we charge 5 GBP per stay per pet for less than 1 week. Second 2 guests pay additional 10 GBP. Per person per night.

The lovely village of Temple Ewell has a pub called The Fox, a children and dog friendly traditional village pub with beer garden within walking distance and many local historical attractions and footpaths/bridleways. Another pub about 17 minutes walk away is The Royal Oak in River, also dog friendly. The Lydden Bell is two miles away, and the food is amazing, well worth a taxi, or a good hike or bike ride. Dover castle is within 10 minute drive. Great for exploring Kents many historical attractions and numerous coastal towns. Kearsney Abbey and Bushy Ruff country parks are a 10 minute walk away. The parks are on either side of the Alkham Valley and are stunning with many wild birds and wildlife. FOOD There are two major supermarkets (Tescos and Lidl) in Whitfield Honeywood industrial park, a 7 minute car journey away. Also at Whitfield there is a 24 hour Petrol Station a McDonald’s, KFC and Subway. If you have no car there is a Co-op food hall in River that is a 15 minute walk away along the river to River 72 Lower Road, River, CT170RD Kearsney convenience store, is a small local shop selling basics and is a stroll away in London Road. CT163AB. There are many takeaways in Dover that deliver. GETTING ABOUT The bus stops to Dover and Canterbury are a minutes walk away. They do an unlimited all day pass for around £7.50 and the bus stops at Canterbury bus depot where you can get busses to many towns including Margate, Whitstable, Ramsgate, Herne Bay and Broadstairs. After 6pm you can get a return bus ticket to Canterbury for £3, perfect for a fun night out. Kearsney train station is a 4 minute walk away. The train stop is one stop from Dover Priory and the other direction stops at Canterbury East and Faversham amongst many others. TOWNS TO EXPLORE within an hours drive include Folkestone, Hythe, Dymchurch, Faversham, Whitstable, Herne Bay, Birchington on Sea, Margate, Broadstairs, Ramsgate, Sandwich, Deal, Walmer, St Margaret’s at Ciffe. Castles and Heritage places of interest nearby include Dover Castle Deal Castle Walmer Castle Western Heights Dover

My place is close to art and culture, the beach, restaurants and dining, and family-friendly activities. You’ll love my place because of the neighbourhood and the light. My place is good for solo adventurers and business travellers.

Modern 5 bedroom detached house in a pleasant village above the town of Folkestone. Great location for stop off to the port of Dover (7miles) and eurotunnel (1.5miles). We have private parking on site, the room is one of our spare rooms and has private use of the main bathroom with separate shower, we have 2 cats and a little dog all very friendly, we are about most evenings and happy for you to join us in the lounge, Tea and Coffee is provided in the room

Use of the garden is available weather permitting, we also have a home Gym available to guests.

The village has 2 pubs within walking distance that serve food, there is also an Indian/Chinese/Turkish/chip shop takeaways all with walking distance (use of our kitchen is available) there is also a pharmacy, Tesco express and Lidl with walking distance.

THIS ROOM IS ONLY AVAILABLE WHEN BOOKED IN ADDITION TO THE MAIN BEDROOM (click on my icon to view) and is suitable for children. The photos show one single bed but a second bed can be pulled out if needed. There is a velux window and the room adjoins the main bedroom where the bathroom and tea making facilities can be shared with parents. A second private bathroom with bath downstairs can usually be made available on request

The house is situated less than 100 metres from the sea via a private road. There is off street parking and you are welcome to use the garden. Walmer is an unspoilt seaside location. We are a 15 minute walk along the seafront from Kingsdown, where you will find a lovely pub serving great food right on the beach. The village boasts 2 further pubs, a post office/general store/newsagent and a hairdresser. Lovely walks along the cliffs from here in the direction of St. Margaret's. Deal is a thriving, award winning town just a 5 minute drive away from Walmer and boasts museums, a gallery, the timeball tower, a Saturday morning market with local produce, antiques and collectables. There are interesting pubs serving good food, independent shops and a pier much favoured by fishermen. The architecture is interesting - Deal is famed for its smuggling past. Walmer Castle (home of the Wellington Boot!) is a 15 minute walk from the house, while Deal Castle is a 5 minute drive or 40 minute walk away.

Welcome to our brand new one bedroom apartment set in the heart of the picturesque village of Temple Ewell. Our self-contained, self-catered Annexe is a home from home, in our own privately walled garden. Designed and built by us, it is an ideal retreat for a couple visiting Dover for a one-night stop over, a chilled weekend or an extended stay. It is conveniently located near the cross-channel ferry port, cruise terminal, channel tunnel and Kearsney Station. We can't wait to share it with you!

This bright, airy and brand new loft apartment is in a quiet location with its own private entrance. The apartment has 1 double bedroom with shower, sink and separate toilet. Towels are supplied. It has an open plan lounge/ kitchen diner with a sofa bed and fully equipped modern kitchen. Tea, coffee and milk are supplied. You will have the entire use of the flat, which includes its own private parking area and private compact garden and patio area. The flat is part of an annexe attached to a newly built detached house in the historic village of Temple Ewell. Therefore, it is simply a 5-minute stroll to the beautiful gardens at Kearsney Abbey and Russell Gardens. Our Annexe is close to the port of Dover and the Eurotunnel terminal. Additionally, it is only a 3 min walk from Kearsney railway station and there are direct HS1 trains to London from Dover Priory. If you do not fancy the train, a bus stop at the end of our road will get you Canterbury in 20 minutes.

We live in a picturesque and peaceful village. Our annexe is attached to our home but you will have access to your own private parking and garden, which catches both the morning and evening sun - a lovely place to enjoy your breakfast coffee or tea. There are many lovely walks, parks and great golf courses to explore. Kearsney Abbey and Russell Gardens are just a short walk away. Don’t forget to see the White Cliffs of Dover during your stay and take in their spectacular views. This area of South East Kent has many historical sites to visit, including Dover Castle, the Roman Painted House, Walmer and Deal Castle. The Fox, The Oak and The Cricketers are excellent local pubs- they are all within walking distance.

Entire apartment no shared spaces ; beautifully appointed one bed apartment in former 200 year old flour mill ,grade 2 listed by river side super king size bed , fully equipped kitchen , corner bath wth Thai pebble floor bathroom , corner bath , marshmallow bed close to town centre and Dover port . No shower ( over bath mixer shower , see pics !! ) ###%Please ask for workers rates ##% Strictly non smoking There is a communal area outside for smokers Self check in after 6 pm

Entire Quirky apartment , Wonderfully cosy hideaway Beautiful space within 200 year old water mill with exposed beams , feature windows , gigantic marshmallow bed River dour runs very close by , gated , parking Corner bath , natural pebble floor Situated on second floor River dour runs by the windows ( unfortunately we can’t turn the “sound” of the river down 🙄) sometimes the river is full and runs fast and during summer months it slows down when low Dover was named after the river Dour 5 mins drive Dover castle day trips to France and Belgium 5 mins to port of Dover 5 mins drive cineworld 5 mins drive Nando's markets at Dover , Canterbury , Rochester , Maidstone , Seven oaks , Most suited to couples , single travellers , 2 adults + 1 child/baby Z bed provided Push control stair lighting on each stair level !! No washing machine / launderette nearby 😀😀The switch for the under counter lights in the kitchen is behind the microwave😀😀 CCTV in communal areas

We are 5 min drive from Dover port , 1 hour 15 mins from London , 15 min walk to Dover town centre / Nando's and cineworld The Breakwater micro pub for real ales brewed on the premises is 2 mins walk in Lorna road Local to Dover sea safari boat trips Our property is within a grade 2 listed 200 year old former flour mill We love the exposed beams and feature windows And the relaxing atmosphere , the sound of the river dour that runs by the main building and through the weir

13 Campbell Road is a previous fisherman's cottage set over three floors that I've owned and loved for 8 years. It's a wonderful place to get away from the day to day stresses with the beach and the sea gulls making it feel like a holiday destination every time. It has loads of character and is as comfortable to be in, in the summer or the winter with either the garden or the snug with the log burner to relax in. The road is made up of pastel coloured houses with a real sense of the neighbourly.

Deal High Street is a leisurely 15 minute walk away along the promenade past Deal Castle towards the pier. There are no shortages of great cafes to call into.

This listing is for two bedrooms, that sleep 4 guests, linked by a private ensuite bathroom. Two bedroom are available after three guests have booked There are tea and coffee making facilities. These rooms are perfect for an over night stay before taking the ferry to France or for sightseeing the White Cliffs of Dover or Diver Castle. Within 5 minutes walk from the train station and bus station. With in a couple of minutes walk to the town centre. There is very limited parking available.

The Bellrose Dover is located next to Dover port, which makes us on the seafront also. We have Dover castle next door as well, which is a lovely walk up the cliffs on our doorstep. We have St. James's retail park 5 minutes walk away with shops such as M&S, Poundland, Burger King, nandos, Cineworld, Superdrug, etc. We are an ideal location for people staying on their travels or for guests to explore the area, lots to see and do round here!

We are on the White cliffs of Dover, just below the castle. There is beautiful scenery all around!

We are directly below the White Cliffs of Dover, with the castle above us. The building is just part of a very large, old, listed house. There's so much history all around us. The house next door was used as a convalescent home during the boer war. Along the road, looking up, towards the cliffs, you can see the ruins of an old fort which Winston Churchill used. Keep your eyes open as you explore and you will catch so much of the past.