Dog Friendly Villas In Ashford

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Mr Cooper - Verified booking

  Whilst we have always accepted on our dog friendly accommodation previously booked that our dog is not allowed in our bedroom. We found it unacceptable that our dog was not allowed upstairs at all as the lounge and television room was upstairs and meant leaving our dog alone downstairs. This was very distressing for her. On holiday lets of this type we feel that the regulation should be that a dog is just not allowed in the bedroom. This was an exceptional facility and our holiday should not have been spoilt in this manner. I would recommend this property to a friend but in our opinion the layout does not lend itself to taking a dog although the garden is excellent and secure.

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• Mrs Nicola Jones - Verified booking

  The owners of the property were lovely; very welcoming, helpful and accommodating. The property was spotlessly clean, very well equipped and we had everything we needed. We were surprised at how well decorated and furnished it was too and the views over Romney Marsh were amazing ! Apart from the hot tub, the best bit was the shower; it was fabulous ! On our first evening, we had dinner at The Ferry Inn; a very quaint local pub and the food was delicious. The following day, we took a long walk along the canal to the beautiful village of Appledore where we had lunch in Miss Mollett's tearoom, which was a real treat. Our Saturday evening was spent in the hot tub

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• Mrs Hargreaves - Verified booking

  We had a great week staying at The Apple Barn, helped by the good weather. Although compact, the kitchen was very well equipped, the bed was comfy and there was a good shower; the attention to detail overall was appreciated. I wrongly assumed that as it wasn't on a main road or in a village it would be a quiet location, so was somewhat surprised how busy the road was resulting in traffic noise from very early in the morning. Great location for visiting places such as Sissinghurst, Scotney Castle and Bodiam etc by car but difficult to explore from the cottage by foot or on bike due to the busy country lanes and lack of linking non-overgrown footpaths.

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• Miss Saunt - Verified booking

  We enjoyed staying at this charming old cottage. It was clean and the beds were comfortable but be aware that the bathroom and toilet is at the other end of the house from the upstairs bedrooms. Kindling, matches and firelighters would have been nice to help light the wood burner as the evenings were still very chilly at the beginning of May. The location was amazing. Very tranquil with amazing public footpaths and a chance to listen to nightingales on the nearby Boldshaves estate where you can sign up for a guided walk in May when the birds are actively seeking a mate.

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• Ms Binns - Verified booking

  A lovely cottage set in an idyllic countryside location. The property has loads of character and is very cosy (especially with the woodburning stove). The kitchen is bright and well equipped, and the beds extremely comfortable. The garden is large and teeming with wildlife, with rural walks on the doorstep. It is only a short drive to Rye, Tenterden and Dungeness, with historic houses and gardens nearby to visit, and Vineyards at Woodchurch, Oxney And Tillingham. We will definitely book Boldshaves Cottage again, and are already looking forward to another holiday there.

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