Dog Friendly Cottages in Kent

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Armour - Verified booking

  The house is in a prefect location, it is close to Rye and Tenterden.

  The house is situated on a lovely country estate, with access to wood and vinyard walks. It is a wonderful location for a country and beach holiday. Unfortunately, there are problems that could easely corrected. 1 cleanliness, old cobwebs at high level, must be at least two years old. Crisps found between sofa cushions. Not ours as we dont esat crisps! 2 The vacuum is not up to standard, many long dog hairs in the carpet. 3 Cooking pans old and worn 4 Glasses, no matching glasses. There are not four matching glasses. Including wine, champagne, beer, or water. 5 Outdoor furniture, We noted this on last years revews the outdoor furniture is worn, rotting and dangerous. If you use the deck in the garden, you take your life in your hands. 6 Lack of occasional tables, the furniture placed like a coffee table is style over funtion, just leather foot stools. No way of placing cups on them. 7. No shower in the downstairs bathroom. 8. There were many lamps not working in light fittings especially in the kitchenette area making it difficult to work in, especially for the visually impaired. On the plus side the the beds were extremely comfortable with good quality bedding. To sum up it could be magnificent with a bit more care and attention to detail.

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• John - Verified booking

  Great rural location.

  Well placed to explore the local area, and it was good to have the use of a local map, and nice to enjoy a game of tennis. However, we found the creaky floors intolerable and would not return because of this. The wooden flooring in the ground floor ensuite bathroom was swollen from a water leak so the door would not shut and the wallpaper was hanging off the bathroom wall. The whole living area is too small and there would not be enough space for 4 people. The oven, hob and microwave are good, but there is nowhere for guests to store their food, and there is no step stool to reach the high kitchen shelves. The dining corner is cramped and the bench seating is uncomfortable. Despite comments from guests last summer the owners had not replaced the ancient garden table and chairs so it was not possible to eat outside in the lovely garden. This property is advertised with a 5 star rating which we don't feel it merits.

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• Alan - Verified booking

  Generally well appointed.

  Bedrooms and bathroom facilities very good & clean. Main room very dark [dark ceiling & walls] and some light bulbs not working. Although rest of cottage clean, ceiling festooned with cobwebs & also on stairs. There were also some "niggling" aspects that would be simple to resolve i.e. Ironing board cover very flimsy with broken strings; oven instructions not very clear [changing temperature]. No instructions re rubbish recycling/collection day or what to do with dirty laundry. No kitchen scissors; chopping boards [other than wooden board]; draining rack for washing up; small side tables to place drinks. Blind on front door missing. Could do with more storage space & some shelves too high for shorter people. We enjoyed our stay and visiting the surrounding area but the above relatively minor issues did take a little of the shine off our stay..

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• Mr Pearce - Verified booking

  A real gem of a one-storey small cottage for a couple with off-road parking outside. Well designed, well equipped with good wi-fi communications and a private outside courtyard and perfectly located by the village green, a beautiful and historic parish church, an old oast house and a very good gastropub called The Red Lion (30 metres walk). You can park up, enjoy the warm comfortable cottage and simply walk for miles through the rolling hills of Kent's orchards and woodlands and enjoy lunch in Hernhill or the nearby villages of Dargate (The Dove is an A++ gastropub with excellent food and wine) and Staplestreet (The Three Horseshoes offers great value in a traditional pub and Mount Ephraim house and gardens are 400 metres walk from the pub). We hope to return soon.

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• Victoria - Verified booking

  The barn is compact but well laid out, nicely decorated and very comfortable.

  It is beautifully situated in a very quiet setting next to a private vineyard with some beautiful country walks past wild flower meadows, woodland, fields and on one occasion, a random giant gnome. We were really lucky with the weather and had the most blissful relaxing break and I was sad to leave. The property allows dogs which was great but sadly the garden was not secure and it would be helpful to have that made clear in the listing. Also, the barn has been divided into two separate properties and the garden for the other side backs onto the ground floor bedroom. If the other barn had been occupied while we were there, I think the lack of privacy may have been quite stressful so I think configuring the gardens would be an improvement.

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