带篝火炉的Folkestone & Hythe District民宿

Countryside barn conversion with stunning views

This stunning, renovated Victorian Farm, red brick barn is nestled on the idyllic Romney Marsh Ridge. The Cowshed Port Lympne benefits from a spacious garden to the rear and amazing views across the fields towards the North Downs area of outstanding natural beauty to the front. A short drive to many beaches, the coastal towns of Hythe and Folkestone (with its Harbour and Pier) and under a mile from Port Lympne Animal Reserve. It is also near many vineyards incl Gusborne and Chapel Down.

Hazel Tree Cottage. A secluded country retreat.

EACH ANIMAL £10 PER NIGHT, MAX 2 A beautiful 2 bedroom cottage close to the village of Hastingleigh on the Kent Downs. 60 miles from London, 37 minutes train journey into St Pancras. Set in rolling hills this stone and wood clad cottage is a delightful cosy bolt hole with a large, south facing private garden. Offering perfect isolation, tranquillity and idyllic country life. Enjoy miles of walking, cycling, and running. Close to the historic village Wye and Canterbury.

The Old Piggery Orlestone cosy country conversion

If you're searching for a quintessential country cottage with modern luxury trappings, then The Old Piggery is perfect. A warm and inviting bijou space, the property sleeps two but still feels roomy with a mix of rustic, modern and mid century furniture. The pretty garden and grounds boasts a fire pit area for star gazing evenings and a natural pond adjoining fields. Nearby local vineyards Gusbourne Estate and Chapel Down and gastro pubs minutes' drive away.

Levante Coastal Cabin - Dungeness, Sleeps 2/3

Delightful 1 bedroom cabin on the shingle headland at Dungeness, moments from the sea, with wonderful views. A large modern walk in shower room and separate living room with kitchenette. Super comfy kingsize bed or twin beds option, and a sofa bed. There is good wifi. Please note there is no TV. Dungeness is a working community -peaceful, spacious and remote as it is, people live and work here and will be going about their daily business.

Kentish country side, Hot tub, great outside space

Bruins Oast Lodge is a old converted workshop nestled next to a beautiful Kentish Oast house in the small village of Kenardington.,it backs on to its own private woodlands, with a firepit. BBQ and 4 person hot tub. Great for just relaxing, catching up with friends and family or walks, bike rides and outings to nearby Kentish attractions. Gusbourne vineyard a mile up the road, as is the Rare breeds centre which is ideal for families.

Cosy country hideaway - Elham Valley, Canterbury

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Set in the rolling hills of East Kent this is the place to escape the rat race and simply unwind and recharge. The Summerhouse sits in the middle of a 5 acre garden with no immediate neighbours. This former outbuilding has been lovingly repurposed and offers an open plan living space with a day bed which converts into two singles or a kingsize bed, a kitchen and a separate bathroom.

Cosy Garden Cottage with sea views

This charming little cottage is the perfect break away from the hustle and bustle of normal life. With sea views and in a tranquil setting with a short walk to the high street with plenty of historic features in the local area. There is a single bed which must be requested upon booking (extra £10 per night). I am afraid we do not accept pets or children under 10 years old.

Glamping at Blandred Farm Shepherd's Hut

Welcome to Blandred Farm Shepherd’s Hut, a luxury camping experience in the idyllic village of Acrise, an area of ‘Outstanding Natural Beauty’. If you’re looking for a getaway to escape the everyday and indulge yourself in panoramic views, open sky sunsets and the tranquillity of the Kent countryside, then we invite you to experience this for yourselves. ​

Stay at Driftaway House

You will be assured of a warm welcome at the start of your stay, and we will endeavour to make your stay a memorable one. Listen to the early morning birdsong and relax in the garden at the end of the day, or head out into the local villages and towns to search out one of the many pubs and restaurants.