Holiday houses in Dover

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The exterior of a charming cottage features a maroon-colored wall and a dark gray front door adorned with a diamond-shaped window. Above the door, the house number 13 is displayed. Two windows with light blue curtains complement the brickwork, adding character to the inviting facade.
Cottage in Dover
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 326 reviews

Characterful, cosy cottage 2 mins from the Beach

If you are looking for some vintage charm by the sea and you love the sound of seagulls, Gull Cottage set over 3 floors is the one for you. 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 proper holiday every time. It has loads of character and is as comfortable, in the summer or the winter with either the mature garden or the snug to relax in. The road is made up of pastel colour houses with a real sense of the neighbourly.

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A charming cottage exterior is surrounded by a lush garden, featuring vibrant red and yellow roses. A red umbrella is visible over a wooden table and chairs, inviting outdoor relaxation. The brick wall complements the traditional architecture of the cottage.
Cottage in Eythorne
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 514 reviews

Westfields Cottage Sleeps 5 Beautiful setting

Quaint , secluded , countryside /village cottage. Suitable for travelling golfers, business people, and an inbetween stop over from and to Europe for the holiday makers . Or you could just make a lovely weekend of it and visit all of our lovely coast and countryside .... cottage much bigger than the pictures. After all.... We are known as the "Garden of England ". Guest rate for 2 people, is for 1 bedroom only . If you require 2 bedrooms for 2 guests then there will be an extra charge of £15.

Top Guest favourite
A charming exterior view of the accommodation showcases a black wooden structure with large glass doors. Paved patio space is flanked by comfortable seating and potted plants under a clear blue sky, creating an inviting outdoor area.
Holiday home in Kent
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 296 reviews

The Rabbit Hole - A beautiful countryside stay

Welcome to our "Rabbit Hole", aptly named as you will discover on your visit to us; just peep out of the windows! Spacious but intimate, we hope that we got your holiday home right. Some of the stuff we thought of, a super king bed, so you can stretch out like starfish. Love music, connect and play your sounds on the Samsung speaker. 65" television to watch a Netflix epic? Open the window in the bedroom, fill the big bath tub and immerse yourself in the night sky with a glass of bubbles

Top Guest favourite
An inviting entrance to a charming converted outhouse features green French doors that open to a cozy interior. Surrounding foliage and flowering plants create a pleasant atmosphere. A brick pathway leads through a well-maintained courtyard, providing access to the living space inside.
Place to stay in Barfrestone
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Mosif’s Shed, Barfrestone At Old Church Farmhouse

Relax in this lovely self contained bedroom and en suite shower room, in a converted outhouse, with its own charming private courtyard. The room comes with excellent facilities, a Continental “breakfast cupboard”, WiFi, 32 inch wall mounted digital TV, a mini library, and free off-street parking. It is only a mile from the A2 in the delightful rural hamlet of Barfrestone, famous for its Norman Church. Mosif’s shed is 10 Miles from Dover, Deal and Canterbury and only 18 miles from Margate

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The exterior of Jubilee Cottage features a characteristic brick façade with a dark blue front door. A large window with multiple panes is set above a smaller window, both framed by blue shutters. The entrance is indicated by a brass plaque.
Home in Dover
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 376 reviews

Jubilee Cottage - A Georgian gem by the sea.

Built in the 1760s, Jubilee Cottage is a Grade II, four-storey cottage set in Deal's historic conservation area. The cottage is a pebble's throw from the beach (50 meters), and moments from Deal's High Street with its independent shops, bars and restaurants. Jubilee Cottage is furnished to create a stylish, comfortable, and relaxed space for up to four people - and with a view of the sea from the main bedroom. A great base for exploring Deal and the Kent coast, or just to relax.

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Farm stay in Alkham
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 378 reviews

The Calf Shed - On A Real Working Farm, AONB, Kent

Breakfast is included! Chilton Farmyard B&B offers an unusual farm stay in Kent, where, if you like, you can meet the calves, cows and ponies. Situated in the peaceful Alkham Valley ( AONB) between Dover and Canterbury, our B&B will cater for anything from family walking holidays to romantic getaways. With a multitude of footpaths, we have the ideal location for a dog-friendly break. Parks, pubs and tea rooms can be included on rambling routes, with many lovely beaches nearby.

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A cozy bedroom features exposed oak beams across the ceiling, enhancing the rustic charm. A spacious bed is adorned with multiple soft pillows and a textured quilt. Natural light enters through a large window, complemented by soft curtains that frame the view.
Home in Worth
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Fox Barn - Beautiful 17th Century Kent Barn

A 17th Century Kent Barn, beautifully refurbished, light and spacious, located close to Sandwich, Deal, Canterbury and the Kent coast. Fox Barn features 5 double bedrooms, a bathroom, separate shower room and downstairs toilet, dining area, lounge with Sky Q and 43" 4k TV, a fully equipped kitchen with utility room and a conservatory backing onto the patio. Fox Barn has 3 off-road parking spaces, and the garden backs onto apple orchards, perfect for walks from the property.

Top Guest favourite
A view of the sea from the apartment showcases a calm blue water expanse with small sailing boats visible in the distance. Colorful flowers frame the foreground, adding a vibrant touch to the coastal scenery.
Apartment in Dover
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 373 reviews

Beachfront apartment with stunning sea views

Perfectly located for a seaside getaway, whatever the weather. This 2nd floor apartment sits on the beachfront, within the towns popular conservation area, and with unbeatable sea views from every window. Enjoy the sea air with a stroll along the Pier, or the award winning High Street with its wonderful array of shops, both just a minute away. Recently refurbished with guests comfort leading design, so if a lazy day is preferred, just sit back and watch the boats sail past.

Top Guest favourite
The granary is a charming timber frame building, surrounded by lush green grass and various garden plants. The sloping roof and traditional design are highlighted under a clear blue sky, while the white door and windows provide a welcoming entry point.
Barn in Saint Margaret's at Cliffe
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 406 reviews

Beautiful bolthole near the White Cliffs of Dover

Located 5 minutes walk away from the White Cliffs of Dover, the granary is a converted timber frame building set in the garden of a 16th century Kentish farmhouse and 1 km away from the beautiful seaside village of St Margaret's-at-Cliffe. Featuring exposed beams, wattle and daub walls and many original features including staddlestones and a handcrafted spiral staircase leading to a mezzanine sleeping area, the granary has a lovely feel and is very light, warm and cosy.

Top Guest favourite
A bright bedroom corner features a window offering views of the surrounding landscape. A white chair with decorative cushions is positioned beside the window, while soft natural light fills the room. Gray walls and sloping ceilings create a cozy atmosphere.
Home in Lydden
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

The Annexe - Optional Hot Tub - Nr Dover

Our home and Annexe is situated just off the main road in the village of Lydden where we are surrounded by a National Nature Reserve and have access to beautiful walks on the chalk downlands and the Whitecliffs of Dover Coastal Walk is also close by. The village of Lydden has good transport links being adjacent to the A2 connecting Dover to London and within the easy reach the High Speed rail route to London St Pancras, Dover ferry port and the Eurotunnel.

Guest favourite
A luxurious bedroom features a spacious bed with a patterned headboard and two golden accent pillows. Soft lighting from bedside lamps creates a warm ambiance. The design includes elegant wall panels and an open bathroom area visible in the background with marble detailing.
Villa in Kent
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Luxurious copper bath, hot tub & spectacular views

Tucked away on the edge of a peaceful wildlife reserve, The Lookout is the epitome of modern living offering the perfect blend of style, comfort, and nature. With two luxurious en-suite bedrooms and plenty of space for four guests, it’s an ideal retreat for couples, families, or friends looking to unwind and explore. Book your stay today and experience the beauty of the Kent countryside where you can relax and unwind in your own private peace haven.

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The exterior of a newly converted stable block is framed by lush greenery. Windows are adorned with hanging planters. A covered porch area offers shade, while soft sunlight highlights the dark wood facade, creating a serene and inviting beginning to a countryside retreat.
Guest suite in Dover
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

Marley's Stable

Newly Converted Stable Block on our peaceful and secluded 3 Acre Family Home. We are completely surrounded by beautiful english countryside in a little village located just outside of Deal, Kent. Come and enjoy the complete peace and quiet and rural walks Mongeham has to offer whilst being mere minutes away from our quaint little town and beautiful sea fronts covering our coastline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Dover District?

    Dover District has a mix of neighborhoods with local character, including coastal towns like Deal and charming areas near historic sites. Many travelers choose to stay near the waterfront for sea views and easy access to walking paths.

  • What are the best things to do in Dover District with kids?

    Families can explore Dover Castle’s historic ramparts, enjoy the interactive exhibits at the Dover Museum, or discover wildlife in nature reserves around the district. Coastal walks and beaches provide space for creative play and outdoor fun.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Dover District?

    Climb the White Cliffs of Dover, tour the historic grounds of Dover Castle, and stroll along Deal Pier for coastal views. Museums, gardens, and local eateries are also frequently suggested for travelers.

  • How is the weather in Dover District?

    Dover District has cool winters around 36–47°F (2–8°C) and mild summers with highs near 72°F (22°C). Expect changeable skies year-round, with the most rainfall in autumn and early winter.

  • When is the best time to visit Dover District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for visits, with milder temperatures between 53–72°F (12–22°C) and more outdoor events. Cooler months bring a quieter atmosphere and coastal storms.

  • What are the best places to visit in Dover District?

    Explore Dover Castle, walk the paths atop the White Cliffs of Dover, or discover Deal’s traditional pier and historic streets. The district is also known for its gardens and small museums sharing local stories.

  • What are some hiking trails in Dover District?

    Hiking in Dover District includes popular trails along the White Cliffs of Dover, nature walks at Samphire Hoe, and routes around Kearsney Abbey’s landscaped parkland. Each trail brings a different view of the area’s landscapes and history.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Dover District?

    Family activities include hands-on exhibits at Dover Museum, exploring castle tunnels, and pebble collecting along the beaches. Parks and coastal trails provide opportunities for picnics and exploring local wildlife.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dover District?

    Popular day trips include exploring Canterbury’s historic center, discovering rural villages across Kent, or relaxing at nearby beaches. Gardens and countryside trails around the district also provide local escapes.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dover District?

    Many accommodations in Dover District welcome pets, especially in coastal towns and rural neighborhoods. Local walking paths and beaches make it easy to explore with a dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Dover District?

    Start early to explore major sites before crowds gather, and carry a rain jacket for quick weather changes. Many local cafes and shops highlight regional ingredients, so sampling seasonal specialties is frequently suggested.

  • What is Dover District known for?

    Dover District is known for its iconic White Cliffs of Dover, its role in maritime history, and Dover Castle overlooking the Channel. Coastal scenery, historic towns, and cultural sites draw visitors year-round.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dover District?

    Explore secret gardens like Russell Gardens, discover the Roman Painted House, or wander less-travelled paths near Deal’s historic villages. These sites invite a quieter look at Dover District’s layers of history and nature.

  • What are the best foods to try in Dover District?

    Dover District is known for classic fish and chips, locally caught seafood, and traditional Kentish pies. Bakeries often serve scones with local preserves, and farm shops provide seasonal cheeses and produce.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Dover District?

    Pack comfortable shoes for walking, layers for variable weather, and a waterproof jacket for possible rain. Sun protection is useful year-round on coastal paths, and a travel adapter can help with charging devices.

  • What is the nightlife in Dover District like?

    Nightlife in Dover District centers around cozy pubs, seaside bars, and occasional live music in local venues. In towns like Deal and Dover, you can socialize over regional ales or wine while enjoying the coastal ambiance.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Dover District?

    Dover District has frequently suggested events such as vibrant summer regattas, food festivals in coastal towns, and local heritage celebrations. The district often hosts outdoor concerts and seasonal fairs around major holidays.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dover District?

    Dover District has family friendly vacation rentals, with many homes and apartments providing space for groups and children. Look for properties with kitchens, gardens, or easy access to nature and attractions.