Ashford Holiday Cottages

Ashford Cottages

Kent

2 Bed Cottage in Biddenden

Ref: S233433

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms - 2 super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made into twin beds upon request) - 1 en-suite bathroom with bath and separate shower and 1 en-suite shower room - Electric oven and...

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£98

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Kent

Little Birches

Ref: S1234881

Referred to as the 'Jewel of the Weald' is the bustling town of Tenterden, situated within the borough of Ashford in Kent. The town offers its visitors the best of both worlds, a wealth of history and architecture, as well as exceptional shopping,...

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£177

per night

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Kent

Frith Farm House Cottages

Ref: S503794

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£137

per night

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Kent

Frith Farm House Cottages

Ref: S1019120

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£525

per night

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Kent

Charming 8-Bedroom Retreat in Rural Kent Village

Ref: S1081500

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£1463

per night

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Kent

Cathedral View Cottage, Canterbury

Ref: S331932

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£118

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Kent

Autumn Barn Annexe

Ref: S842970

Reviews 20

This spacious property is perfect for a couple or a solo traveller to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the Kent countryside. It is located just outside the charming village of Pluckley, which is believed to be one of the most haunted villages in Kent,...

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£76

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Kent

The Old Dairy

Ref: S59280

Reviews 30

Next door to the owners' fabulous oast barn, The Old Dairy is the second holiday home provided by the owner. It is set down a quiet country lane with wonderful walks from your doorstep, and the owner's 20 acres for your dog to explore. A great...

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£79

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Kent

The Lookers Legacy

Ref: S95035

Reviews 56

A striking original shepherds hut conversion kitted out to a very high standard and offering the perfect luxury retreat for two. Situated in a vineyard and surrounded by open countryside, this property is a welcome retreat from normal life, a...

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£117

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Kent

The Stables at Churchlands Farm

Ref: S879606

Reviews 16

Nestled on the edge of a working vineyard with outstanding, far-reaching views, the converted Stables offer couples or solo travellers an ideal based to explore this beautiful area which covers the Romney Marsh and is within the High Weald Area of...

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£98

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East Sussex

Moon Cottage

Ref: S700593

Reviews 64

This newly built holiday cottage (June 2023) overlooks the Potmans Heath and the Rother Levels to the west of the picturesque village of Wittersham with far reaching views of the idyllic Kent & Sussex countryside. Explore the nearby historic towns...

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£269

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Kent

The Honey Pot

Ref: S376199

Reviews 25

The Honey Pot is a lovely, bright and airy property with its own garden and with footpaths from the doorstep. The front door opens into a hallway with direct access to a king size bedroom furnished with exquisite oak furnishings and elegant hand...

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£67

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Kent

The Pump House

Ref: S287066

Reviews 24

Located in the pretty village of Hernhill, this is a great little property for couples or solo travellers. It is surrounded by the lovely Kent countryside, perfect for walkers and nature lovers. The open plan living area is comfortable and offers...

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£70

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Kent

Jasmine

Ref: S287218

Reviews 29

Perched within beautiful countryside and just within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is the charming village of Iden. A local shop serves the village along with a pub, The Iden Bell, so you have all your needs catered for. The...

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£75

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Kent

Tufton Croft, Wittersham

Ref: S41860

Reviews 113

A warm welcome awaits, with a lovely entrance hall flooding the space with light from the modern roof lantern. Wander through to a spacious breakfast kitchen, with floor to ceiling glazed panels and door to the pretty terrace, garden and...

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£119

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Kent

Elmstone Oast

Ref: S1055256

Reviews 4

Located close to the Medieval Market Village of Lenham (2 miles), this unique listed oast-house has been lovingly rebuilt with the original roundel painstakingly restored. Nestled in the picturesque Kent countryside, it’s perfect for keen walkers...

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£168

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Kent

The Old Butchers

Ref: S854700

Reviews 15

Nestled in the pretty village of Chilham, and within 0.5 miles of Chilham railway station, Chilham Castle, two local pubs, a tearoom and wine bar, this is the perfect escape for couples who are looking to explore Kent’s countryside. For those who...

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£81

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Kent

Weir Cottage

Ref: S212618

Reviews 7

Hollingbourne is a village in the county of Kent, situated just within the Kent Downs AONB. Home to several amenities including a village shop, local deli and several pubs, you will have everything you need when staying in this area. The...

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£109

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Kent

Criol Oast

Ref: S1233289

This historic oast house sits in the charming village of Shadoxhurst within walking distance of a village pub serving great food, and two spas. It is perfect for large families or friends in search of a unique cottage to call home whilst...

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£186

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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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£65

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Kent

The Snug at Pickelden Farmhouse

Ref: S697650

Reviews 25

Chilham is a beautiful village resting just within the borders of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Beauty, just a stone's throw from the historic cathedral city of Canterbury. Savour the delights of the quaint tearooms and traditional inns, walk...

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£75

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Kent

Quercus Cottage - Challock

Ref: S1018240

Reviews 4

Escape with your loved ones to this charming brick cottage perfectly located on the outside edge of the village of Challock. Sleeping up to six people across two bedrooms, with two additional beds in the reading room, it’s an ideal countryside...

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£107

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Kent

1 Bed Cottage in Biddenden

Ref: S366443

Additional information and rules - 1 Bedroom - king-size - 1 Shower room with shower and WC - Electric oven and induction hob, dishwasher, Nespresso Original coffee machine and milk frother, and fridge with ice compartment - Secluded garden...

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£90

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Kent

Honeysuckle

Ref: S287200

Reviews 29

Situated in the High Weald AONB on the borders of Kent is the small village of Iden. Within the village, home to just 400 people, you will find pub, which serves food and real ale., a church, a riding school, a hairdressers and a village shop,...

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£87

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Holiday Cottages in Ashford

Ashford is a quiet market town in the heart of Kent, just off the North Downs. You'll find plenty of opportunities to walk or cycle through stunning countryside or explore attractions such as Godington House and Victoria Park. For a more modern getaway, try the Ashford Designer Outlet shopping complex and tour The Curious Brewery.

We pick our holiday cottages in Ashford for their great location and charm. Large groups love our spacious barn conversions and open-plan farmhouses, which are ideal for families. We also have dog-friendly cottages with enclosed gardens and great walking routes nearby. For something more intimate, try our secluded cabins where you can enjoy a private hot tub.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of UK holiday cottages on offer, all covered by our best price guarantee. Ashford has plenty to see, from the Ashford Tank to the nearby hawking centre. Whatever your ideal holiday, use our search filters to find great Ashford holiday cottages. Plus, our friendly customer service team is always ready to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Ms Smith - Verified booking

REVIEW OF THE LOOKERS LEGACY, OXNEY IN STONE, KENT We stayed at The Lookers Legacy for 7 nights in May 2024. This was another in a series of Cottage stays with our adopted rescue dog. Our dog is highly reactive to many situations, so we booked Lookers Legacy as it was quite secluded and out of the way - and it catered for dogs! What a lovely place in a fantastic location and a great base from which to explore the South Kent and East Sussex countryside and beaches. Surrounded by 2 separate vineyards it has views over the Kent countryside. It’s on a small development of converted barns which is accessed by a secure, keypad operated, automatic gate but is a couple of hundred yards from the nearest neighbouring property, down the end of a short, unmade, drive. With a large secure parking space, it’s only a few minutes from the main roads – albeit down some narrow, twisty lanes. The parking is around a hundred yards from the cottage and to transfer your luggage and belongings the owners have provided a large barrow/trolley. It’s easy to manoeuvre but, even as a fit older person, I found it hard work pushing it up the sight slope from the cottage to the car ! For us, having a reactive dog, the biggest downside to the cottage was the fact that there is a public footpath running just a few yards from the cottage and past the open plan lawned area. This is clearly mentioned in the description but we were so seduced by the location and photos of the cottage we missed that bit ! Granted, the path wasn’t particularly busy but it was adjacent to the cottage and used by dog walkers with dogs off the lead - which meant that we had to constantly be on the lookout for approaching people and dogs so that we could take our dog inside. (Also, the off lead dogs would happily wander across the lawn and up to the doors to the lounge. Not ideal for us). The location in the vineyards did however mean that we could take the dog for quiet walks right from our doorstep ! The property itself is good. It has an interesting history and has been carefully thought out and sympathetically designed and put together. It could however have been a great property but for the fact that there were several areas where we felt more attention to detail could have been given. I’ll say now that none of these were show-stoppers and, having spoken to the owners about a couple of them we agreed that we didn’t need them resolved whilst we were there. Some of these may seem minor but, collectively, we felt they made a big difference. The sort of things we’re talking about are: • The description mentioned an underbed storage box, separate towels for the dog and a dog waste bin. None of these were there and the owners weren’t aware of that fact ! (The underbed storage would have been very useful as storage space overall was at a premium). • There was a light coating of dust on some surfaces. • There was a woodburning stove (supplied with a handful of logs) but there was no kindling and, more importantly, no lighter or matches to light it. • There was an issue with the rubber door seals on the small dishwasher – they were loose and pulling the bottom tray out ended up pulling the seal off the door (we had to replace it quite a few times). • There was no breadknife with the cutlery and no clingfilm, cooking foil or spare black bin bags (All of these would be cheap to provide and would be helpful thoughtful). • The cooking knives could do with a sharpen. • With the dishwasher’s small capacity (and the small amount of crockery provided) we had to use it practically everyday. A handful of dishwasher tablets were provided but not enough for our weeks stay. • There were only a couple of plastic (wine) glasses supplied but, with a lovely patio area outside, we felt that more (or a few plastic tumblers) would be very useful. • There were a couple of small rattan tables out on the patio which looked like they should have had glass tops. Both tops were missing which meant that any glasses placed on the tables weren’t very stable. • The crockery seemed a bit mis-matched. Some sets of 4 weren’t complete and there was only one red wine glass. • The only dustpan we could find was with all the equipment for the stove – and was broken. • There was a large, external, wooden shutter for the bedroom window (which directly overlooked the footpath). This was unusable and didn’t seem to have been maintained for some time. As I said, none of these were showstoppers (and may seem trivial and picky) but, having stayed in quite a few cottages, put together they could all create a much better guest experience. On a more positive note there were a lot of things which we felt were really good: • The location was one of the best we’ve come across. • The large bed and the sofa were very comfortable. • The 2 person hot tub was a great touch – especially in helping to wind down after a full day’s exploring. • There was plenty of open hanging space and coat hangers. • The small welcome pack was a nice touch. • The ability to be able to walk the dog around the vineyards was a bonus. Overall, we had a lovely week. The weather, for the most part was kind to us. We managed to get out and visit all the places we’d planned to whilst getting some well needed rest. Would we return ? No is the answer but primarily because we don’t tend to return to places (there’s far too many new ones to explore !)

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Mr Young - Verified booking

Driving through the gates and along the track, just reminded us of the original series of The Darling Buds of May, although it was shot just a few miles away. The garden is beautifully maintained with lots of flowers and the bird feeders attract a constant variety of birds, including a pair of woodpeckers that we saw most days. We were met by Amanda and Chris, who were just wonderful hosts throughout. This is undoubtedly the most comfortable of all the properties we have stayed in over the years in the UK. Coming back from our drives out to nearby attractions to an air conditioned building and being able to relax on a superbly comfortable sofa with a 64 inch 4K TV with all the channels you would need was just wonderful. Similarly, the bed upstairs is so comfortable and along with the air conditioning unit in the bedroom, made for a good night's sleep. Just a pity that the only bathroom is downstairs, which is very small and the sink a bit of a challenge. We cooked in and dined out at the local pubs over the week and both options were very enjoyable, with a well equipped kitchen, including an Air Fryer. The Black Horse in Pluckley (The Nags Head, in Darling Buds of May), is fascinating because of its age and alleged resident ghosts! We enjoyed the stay so much that we have booked again for September.

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Diane and Richard" - Verified booking

Thank you both so much for a wonderfully peaceful and restful stay at Lookers Legacy and what a lovely area for walking. You have made such a perfect couple's retreat. Staying in a comfy and cosy cottage (and we do this often) with just the main things around you that you need (not all the extras we seem to have around us in our own homes) makes for a truly chilled time. The added luxury of the hot tub was really lovely though. We were fascinating by the vine planting, Richard particularly from his New Holland connection and interest. As a maths teacher I just love the regularity and symmetry of the planting, thanks to GPS!! If we were there last night or today we just might have lit the fire!! We really enjoyed our evening dinners at the Ferry Inn. such a great place. Delicious and varied food and drinks, and lovely staff. I did enjoy picking blackberries- the only ones I have had time to pick this year and right on our doorstep. Delicious cooked and with Greek yoghurt!! I realised this morning that I had not written in your visitors book! It was great reading all the lovely comments. Christmas must be quite something at Lookers!! I did find the garden set in Tenterden but have delayed buying it for now as he says it is always available. Thank you both again and we really look forward to coming back.

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Charotte - Verified booking

“We had the loveliest minimoon at The Lookers Lodge - it was exactly what we wanted to hibernate away after getting married the day before arriving. The accommodation was beautiful and in a gorgeous location. We had a laugh using the trolley to pull our luggage down to the lodge on arrival (although admittedly this wasn’t as fun in the rain when we left!) The hot tub was easy to use and there was a coffee machine as well which was a nice touch. Being able to open up the big doors to get a nice view for the vineyard was amazing as well. Laura really helped us before we arrived by giving us a list of local restaurants so we could book something up - including for Webbes Fish Cafe which is where we went for a special night out and was absolutely lovely. Laura also helped us by booking a taxi for us when we found we had no signal and, after we left the lodge, I realised I had left my bridal bouquet behind a few hours later But she made arrangements for us to collect it. Loved it all thank you!”

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Mr Hodges - Verified booking

This property has been originally built and equipped to the highest standard, but since then the standard of upkeep has fallen. There is no book to give feedback to the owners if anything has gone awry. Thing will always break, instructions get lost etc. so feedback is essential. It was cold one night (5 degrees ) heating was insufficient, radiator in bedroom lukewarm, radiator in kitchen area would not come on so we decided to light the log fire, we had a basket of logs but no kindling or matches. This property is ideal for a two or three night airbnb, but staying longer presents problems due to a lack of storage, the guest book says there is a box under the bed for additional storage, there isn't, you end up living out of a suitcase, there is nowhere for small items of clothing. If you bring dried food for the week as we did there is no where to put it. It's a great shame as this is a first class property in a wonderful location.

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Things to do near Ashford

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.

Canterbury Roman Museum

Canterbury Roman Museum is underground at the level of the Roman town. Exciting mix of excavated objects and reconstructions. Groups welcome, regular events.

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.

Leeds Castle

Set within 500 acres of stunning parkland, Leeds Castle is famously one of Kent’s most beautiful country estates and offers a wide range of attractions including hot air balloon trips, arts and crafts shops, a maze, an Aviary, a golf course, fine cafes and restaurants and acres of beautiful grounds and gardens.

Stoneacre (National Trust)

Stoneacre is a Grade II* listed National Trust property in Otham, near Maidstone. It is a half-timbered yeoman farmer's house and garden dating from the 15th century, together with a small garden, orchard and meadows. Arts and Crafts scholar Aymer Vallance saved this mediaeval yeoman's house from destruction in 1920, and restored it into the charming house that it is today. Toilets and picnic benches.

University of Kent

The University of Kent is a public research university located in Canterbury, England. With a diverse student body and a strong commitment to internationalization, the university offers a wide range of academic programs that are designed to prepare students for global careers. Known for its cutting-edge research in areas such as cybersecurity and renewable energy, the University of Kent is a great choice for anyone seeking an innovative and globally-focused academic experience. Main campus: Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NZ

Ashford Holiday Cottages

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Kent

2 Bed Cottage in Biddenden

Ref: S233433

Kent

Little Birches

Ref: S1234881

Kent

Frith Farm House Cottages

Ref: S503794

Kent

Frith Farm House Cottages

Ref: S1019120

Kent

Charming 8-Bedroom Retreat in Rural Kent Village

Ref: S1081500

Kent

Cathedral View Cottage, Canterbury

Ref: S331932

Kent

Autumn Barn Annexe

Ref: S842970

Reviews 20

Kent

The Old Dairy

Ref: S59280

Reviews 30

Kent

The Lookers Legacy

Ref: S95035

Reviews 56

Kent

The Stables at Churchlands Farm

Ref: S879606

Reviews 16

East Sussex

Moon Cottage

Ref: S700593

Reviews 64

Kent

The Honey Pot

Ref: S376199

Reviews 25

Kent

The Pump House

Ref: S287066

Reviews 24

Kent

Jasmine

Ref: S287218

Reviews 29

Kent

Tufton Croft, Wittersham

Ref: S41860

Reviews 113

Kent

Elmstone Oast

Ref: S1055256

Reviews 4

Kent

The Old Butchers

Ref: S854700

Reviews 15

Kent

Weir Cottage

Ref: S212618

Reviews 7

Kent

Criol Oast

Ref: S1233289

Kent

Hope Cottage

Ref: S286791

Reviews 22

Kent

The Snug at Pickelden Farmhouse

Ref: S697650

Reviews 25

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