Folkestone Holiday Cottages

Folkestone Cottages

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Kent

Stylish Seaview House with Hot Tub

Ref: S954945

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£443

per night

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Kent

Coombe Wood Coach House

Ref: S381591

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£343

per night

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Kent

The Garden House

Ref: S514503

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£184

per night

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Kent

Hydrangea House - Luxury Hideaway with Hot Tub - Sleeps 10 - Pets Welcome!

Ref: S1065602

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£428

per night

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Kent

Overchurch

Ref: S1081942

Hythe is one of the five original Cinque Ports identifed by Edward the Confesssor as ports that would provide ships and sailors to protect this part of the English coastline from invaders, and in exchange the towns would retain all legal fees...

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£99

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Kent

Hope Cottage

Ref: S286791

Reviews 22

Hythe is a coastal market town on the south coast of Kent, home to a historic port, a promenade, historic buildings, a selection of shops, pubs, restaurants, golfing, and watersports, as well as The Royal Military Canal, and Romney Marsh. Nearby...

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£72

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Kent

Quince Tree Cottage

Ref: S50174

Reviews 67

Tucked away down a quiet lane in the centre of Hythe, Quince Tree cottage is a delight. Just a few minutes walk from the centre of town and the elegant seafront, this pretty cottage offers every comfort together with stunning views over the town...

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£140

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Kent

Kits Cottage

Ref: S165783

Reviews 53

Hythe is a lovely town situated b the shores of Southampton Water in Kent. Running through the centre of the town is The Royal Military Canal popular with walkers and a delightful place to picnic or sit and read. A five minute stroll from the town...

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£81

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Kent

The Breakers Beach House

Ref: S371328

Reviews 10

The Breakers is charmingly situated on Sandgate Beach, Folkestone. A quiet beach with easy access to a wealth of lovely restaurants, pubs, and antique shops in the small village. The world famous St George’s Golf Club, the host to the 149th Open...

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£311

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Kent

Seaglass Cottage

Ref: S243285

Reviews 51

A lovely holiday home, in a quiet location but easy walking distance to the seafront and town centre. With two bedrooms, this is the ideal cottage for couples or small families. Hythe has loads to offer holiday makers from boat trips on the Royal...

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£131

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Kent

The Breakers - Riviera Apartment

Ref: S376479

Reviews 7

The apartment is charmingly situated on Sandgate Beach, Folkestone. A quiet beach with easy access to a wealth of lovely restaurants, pubs, and antique shops in the small village. The world famous St George’s Golf Club, the host to the 149th Open...

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£217

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Kent

3 Bed Cottage in Folkestone

Ref: S229539

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 2 double (1 double located on the ground floor), 1 bunk room - 1 bathroom with shower over bath on the ground floor and 1 shower room - Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer,...

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£113

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6 Gloster Terrace

Ref: S525551

Reviews 10

Sandgate is between Folkestone and Hythe. In the 1970s, the castle was bought, repaired, and turned into a private residence. The high street has quaint shops, tea houses, and a micropub, making it ideal for a relaxed trip. Watersports are also...

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£141

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Kent

The Breakers - Sea Shell Apartment

Ref: S376480

Reviews 6

The Breaker is charmingly situated on Sandgate Beach, Folkestone. A quite beach with easy access to a wealth of lovely restaurants, pubs, and antique shops in the small village. The world famous St George’s Golf Club, the host to the 149th Open...

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£197

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The Eaves

Ref: S81581

Reviews 24

Sandgate is a coastal village sandwiched between the towns of Folkestone and Hythe. In the 1970s the castle was bought, restored, and made into a private residence and is now a Grade l listed building. Quaint shops, tea rooms and a micro pub make...

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£88

per night

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Kent

Channel View by Bloom Stays

Ref: S915158

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£149

per night

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The Hideout - private luxury cabin near the sea with garden area, sea views and parking

Ref: S994275

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£130

per night

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Kent

Lookout Post by Bloom Stays

Ref: S327749

From

£431

per night

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Kent

Vine Cottage - Sandgate

Ref: S944827

From

£196

per night

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Kent

Sea Spray Cottage by Bloom Stays

Ref: S993763

From

£159

per night

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Sandgate Apartment

Ref: S585601

From

£106

per night

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Kent

Beachborough Park Summer House

Ref: S1004343

From

£129

per night

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Kent

Rose Cottage

Ref: S377374

From

£74

per night

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Kent

Sea View Apartment

Ref: S972407

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£141

per night

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Folkestone Holiday Cottages

Folkestone sits right on the English channel and is home to the Eurotunnel, which transports passengers to Calais in just 35 minutes. Whilst many simply pass through on their way to France, Folkestone is a charming Kentish town that is well worth a visit. The aptly named Sunny Sands beach hosts the yearly Folkestone Sandcastle competition - great for children and adults alike. After a day at the beach, you can head to the gorgeous cobbled streets of The Creative Quarter, lined with boutique shops and independent cafes.

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Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Barry - Verified booking

Fantastic views from the cottage, sitting on the sofa in the living room you can look through the glass in the door and see a beautifully framed view of Hythe.

Having a shower, again, looking over Hythe. What a wonderful way to start the day. The cottage was spotless and has absolutely everything and more that you can think of for a great stay. A lovely welcome pack with a packet of biscuits, milk and bottle of wine was a lovely touch. The cottage is dog friendly and there are loads of places to go with the dog nearby. The cottage is situated in a perfect location for getting to Folkestone, Dymchurch and Dungeness. We caught the bus easily to Folkestone for the day and went on the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway to Dungeness, again all dog friendly. The Steam train is absolutely amazing, definitely worth a trip and our dog loved it too. Brockhill Country Park is closeby and a lovely place to walk the dog and there is a little cafe there too. St Leonards Church is opposite the cottage and there is an Ossuary (Crypt) which is amazing to see and again we were allowed to take the dog in with us. We had lovely walks along Military Canal. All this is on the doorstep, I just can't rave enough about this cottage and its location. The bed was comfortable and we have never slept so well, maybe due to climbing lots of hills too lol. Even the dog was tired out by the end of each day. It was a really relaxing and fantastic holiday at the cottage for us all. We would definitely recommend coming here to stay especially if you have a dog and we would definitely love to come back and stay again. Oh, maybe leave a pen by the visitor book, we weren't able to sign the book as we didn't have a pen, sorry. We would have loved to have signed it for you.

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Anne - Verified booking

The property has been carefully renovated and provides an excellent central base for the area.

The downstairs is lovely, cosy and comfortable; though due to lack of worksurface the kitchen is not too great for proper cooking - Hythe has masses of good food options but for health reasons we can't use these. The upstairs is also rather well done. And the shower room practical. The whole place is set up for tall people and we struggled to reach cupboards, hanging rails etc. Overall the cottage is very nice and the views spectacular. The description of the cottage is clear about the steep steps to access the property and to the garden - they mean this! If you have mobility issues you will struggle. The garden is terraced with a gate to a public footpath. And though fully enclosed it is not secure as our dog demonstrated.I There is plenty of parking but also plenty of competition for it, this can be interesting for loading. We enjoyed lovely walks along the canal (bar the odour of cannabis), the local swimming pool is a well maintained snapshot of retro seaside and the local independent coffee shops (Mit Milch particularly) and "weigh and save" are great. Just watch out for the speeding mobility scooters on the high street.

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Lorna - Verified booking

I would not stay at this cottage again as it is too small for 4 adults.

The fact that the weather was good meant that we could sit in the garden and use the studio at the bottom of the garden. There was not sufficient storage for clothes and there were a lack of kitchen utensils for cooking. There was no salt and pepper dispensers and no cleaning materials. So had to purchase these. The water was not draining away in the shower, on inspecting the shower waste was disgusting (full of hair, soap and scum), there was a lot of dust under the lounge chairs, around the feet of the chairs and ,on the bottom of the lamp. I left the property a lot cleaner than when we arrived. (Although I just wiped the bathroom down because it needed a deep clean). The positives were the bedrooms had televisions, the bed in the back bedroom was comfortable and the property was close to the main shops and the canal.

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Jill - Verified booking

It's a lovely cottage and the owner has made the decor very homely.

However, we found some aspects very impractical. Having no TV on the ground floor of the main house just didn't work for us. Our stay was immediately after the Queen's death and It meant that we couldn't come back and catch up on the day's news while cooking and eating our evening meal. We had to wait till after we'd eaten and go out in the dark, chilly (and sometimes rainy) night, crossing a stony uneven courtyard to watch TV in the games room. Bizarrely, there were TVs in each bedroom but it would have been cramped to watch TV there with no comfortable seating also a bit anti social. On the positive side the cottage was well located for local restaurants and shopping. Only 15 minutes walk from a very clean promenade and beach and easy to get to Kent's attractions further afield.

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Mrs Copping - Verified booking

This cottage was a great find. We do a lot of self catering and have high standards and have to say Quince Cottage is one of the best. Very well equipped, fantastic standard of cleanliness, great decor and very comfortable beds. A really quiet stay. We loved the balconies and decking area all of which we used frequently. We loved the fact that we could walk down the footpath and be in the High Street in a few minutes…and turning right at the bottom of the footpath be in Sainsbury’s in a few quick minutes. We walked along the canal both ways and enjoyed walking along the Sea front. We didn’t use the car once! A great stay . Thank you to our great host Helen.

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Things to do near Folkestone

Ashford Designer Outlet

Situated in the Heart of Kent, and with convenient public transport access, this is one of the best places to find the best designer brands under one roof. There's parking and a variety of places to eat and drink.

Kent Battle of Britain Museum

Oldest established and largest collection of Battle of Britain artefacts in Hawkinge. Privately run by enthusiasts and volunteers. Cheap entry, refreshments.

Dover Transport Museum

Dover transport museum is set in 2 acres of grounds with free car parking, groups and school visits welcome. Gift shop and tea room on site. Regular exhibits.

Dover Museum and Bronze Age Boat Gallery

Discover the history of Dover at the Dover Museum and Bronze Age Boat Gallery. From the Bronze Age boat found in the town, to the Roman invasion, and beyond, this museum showcases the story of Dover's rich heritage. With interactive exhibits, artefacts, and displays, visitors can explore the town's past and learn about the people who lived there. Located at Market Square, Dover, CT16 1PH

The White Cliffs Of Dover

This iconic landmark is a magnificent coastline overlooking the English Channel. There's plenty of fabulous walks, though they ask that dogs are kept leashed due to some steep cliff drops. The visitor centre and cafe is a convenient place to grab some refreshments and take in some of England's finest scenery.

Hythe Beach

If you're visiting the small coastal market town of Hythe, the pebble beach runs adjacent to the High Street and is an excellent place to stretch the legs along the Victorian seafront promenade. Hythe was once a bustling harbour and the central Cinque Port.

Dover Beach

Dover harbour beach has the best seats in town for spotting the cross-channel ferries and is also a great spot for water-based activities including kayaking, canoeing, sailing and windsurfing. The beach is shingle, ideal for a spot of stone-skimming.

Dover Castle

A medieval castle founded in the 11th century making it England's longest serving fortress. It is located on the iconic white cliffs and houses 80 acres of grounds for you and your canine friend to explore.

Walmer Castle and Gardens

Escape the vagaries of modern life at this unique coastal fortress in Kent. Built by Henry VIII in 1540, it became the rural retreat for the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and has played host to the Duke of Wellington, Winston Churchill and the Queen Mother.

Deal Castle

Deal Castle is a 16th-century artillery fort, located between Walmer Castle and Sandown Castle. Built by King Henry VIII, it is one of the finest Tudor artillery castles in England. Henry VIII felt the need to protect England from European invasion at this strategic coastal point.

Holiday Cottages in Folkestone

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Folkestone Cottages

Kent

Stylish Seaview House with Hot Tub

Ref: S954945

Kent

Coombe Wood Coach House

Ref: S381591

Kent

The Garden House

Ref: S514503

Kent

Hydrangea House - Luxury Hideaway with Hot Tub - Sleeps 10 - Pets Welcome!

Ref: S1065602

Kent

Overchurch

Ref: S1081942

Kent

Hope Cottage

Ref: S286791

Reviews 22

Kent

Quince Tree Cottage

Ref: S50174

Reviews 67

Kent

Kits Cottage

Ref: S165783

Reviews 53

Kent

The Breakers Beach House

Ref: S371328

Reviews 10

Kent

Seaglass Cottage

Ref: S243285

Reviews 51

Kent

The Breakers - Riviera Apartment

Ref: S376479

Reviews 7

Kent

3 Bed Cottage in Folkestone

Ref: S229539

Kent

6 Gloster Terrace

Ref: S525551

Reviews 10

Kent

The Breakers - Sea Shell Apartment

Ref: S376480

Reviews 6

Kent

The Eaves

Ref: S81581

Reviews 24

Kent

Channel View by Bloom Stays

Ref: S915158

Kent

The Hideout - private luxury cabin near the sea with garden area, sea views and parking

Ref: S994275

Kent

Lookout Post by Bloom Stays

Ref: S327749

Kent

Vine Cottage - Sandgate

Ref: S944827

Kent

Sea Spray Cottage by Bloom Stays

Ref: S993763

Kent

Sandgate Apartment

Ref: S585601

Kent

Beachborough Park Summer House

Ref: S1004343

Kent

Rose Cottage

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