Whitstable Holiday Cottages

Whitstable Cottages

Kent

Newden Cottage

Ref: S127015

Reviews 20

Whitstable is a seaside town located on the coast of Kent. It homes a local market, a working harbour, independent shops and galleries for you to explore. Here, you will also find Whitstable West Beach, which is ideal for a stroll along the beach...

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£105

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Kent

3 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S234242

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 2 doubles and 1 bedroom with 3 single beds - 1 bathroom with bath and shower over the bath and WC - Electric oven and gas hob, dishwasher, fridge with ice compartment and washing machine - 2...

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£90

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Kent

Coast Guard House

Ref: S425682

Reviews 15

Between Whitstable and Herne Bay on the north coast of Kent sits Swalecliffe, a small suburb dating back to the Norman times with sketches of a local church, which no longer remains. Today, you will find great pubs, restaurants and bars, a beach,...

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£300

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Kent

HOLLYDENE LODGE

Ref: S308958

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£85

per night

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Kent

Pear Tree Cabin

Ref: S945288

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£107

per night

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Kent

Coastguard Cottage

Ref: S380696

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£263

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Kent

Flamingo

Ref: S1044772

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£258

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Kent

Beach 221

Ref: S821044

Reviews 18

This property is found in a wonderful seafront location, directly on the beach in the village of Seasalter in East Kent. At high tide, the waves lap gently just a few metres from the property’s spacious decked seating area, and there are miles of...

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£164

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Pebblesea

Ref: S10580

Reviews 32

Fabulous contemporary town house with sea views in the heart of glorious Whitstable - only yards from the sea and the high street with all the many individual shops, restaurants, pubs and bistros. Great family accommodation with your own gated...

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£140

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Kent

2 Bed Cottage in Seasalter

Ref: S234033

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 family room (1 double and 2 singles) and 1 single on the lower ground - 1 bathroom with Jacuzzi bath and shower over and WC - Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment...

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£102

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Kent

4 Fishermans Wharf

Ref: S275036

Reviews 61

Whitstable is a bustling town known as the "Pearl of Kent". Resting alongside the coast, it makes a fantastic base for a seaside escape, with ample opportunities for watersports being available all-year-round. Its charming museum/art gallery...

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£226

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3 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S526910

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 1 four-poster king-size and 2 doubles (1 double on the ground floor) - 1 bathroom with double-ended slipper bath, walk-in shower, and WC, and 1 separate ground floor WC - Electric oven and gas...

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£143

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Kent

Crabby Cottage

Ref: S842369

Reviews 10

This mid-terrace cottage sleeping six in the quintessential coastal town of Whitstable is perfectly suited for families and friends. The local high street serves up an enticing selection of independent shops, eateries and pubs. The long,...

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£127

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3 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S229369

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms: 2 doubles and 1 single with Smart TV (single room located on the top floor accessed via narrow steep stairs) - Bathroom with shower-over-bath and WC - Oven, gas hob, Nespresso machine, microwave,...

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£93

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The Garden House Cottage

Ref: S695191

Reviews 10

Whitstable, a bustling community dubbed the "Pearl of Kent," has existed since before the time of the Domesday Book. Its location beside the water makes it perfect for watersports throughout the year, and the Oyster Festival, which is held in...

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£72

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Kent

Blue Point - Whitstable

Ref: S801693

Reviews 10

Situated in the heart of Whitstable directly on the beach, offering extensive sea views makes this the perfect property for families looking for a seaside escape. Whitstable is well known for its oysters which are celebrated every August at the...

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£268

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Kent

Jasmine Cottage

Ref: S881474

Reviews 8

Herne Bay has been a popular holiday destination for many years. With its award-winning shingle beach and restored Victorian memorial gardens, this offers families the perfect, relaxing holiday location. Herne Bay's seafront is home to the world's...

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£147

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Sea Dog

Ref: S678397

Reviews 11

This lovely period cottage, situated in the conservation area of Whitstable, is ideally located close to the colourful harbour and beach which is gently shelving, making it ideal for families. Whitstable is a favourite coastal town with lots of...

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£107

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2 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S372392

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size and 1 single - 1 bathroom with shower over the bath and WC - Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and washing machine - Highchair and travel cot available -...

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£187

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1 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S525907

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 king-size bedroom - 1 en-suite shower room with shower cubicle and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, Nespresso Vertuo coffee machine, dishwasher and washing machine -...

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£115

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Kent

Teal Cottage

Ref: S10372

Reviews 37

Teal Cottage, a terraced cottage, is situated in a quiet road in the centre of the coastal town of Whitstable, a walk away from the beach, restaurants, pubs, specialist shops and the fish market. The town has a railway station so there is easy...

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£92

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Kent

Echo Beach

Ref: S45412

Reviews 66

Seasalter is a pretty village located by the sea on the north coast of Kent, between the towns of Whitstable and Faversham. The beach at Seasalter is mainly shingle and sand and therefore quieter than the more sandy bays at Westgate-on-Sea which...

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£101

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2 Bed Cottage in Seasalter

Ref: S231132

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms: 1 double and 1 bunk bedroom - Bathroom with bath, separate shower, and WC - Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, Nespresso Coffee Machine, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer - 1 Highchair...

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£198

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Kent

Smallcroft

Ref: S128219

Reviews 64

The beach at Seasalter is mainly shingle and sand and therefore quieter than the more sandy bays at Westgate-on-Sea which is just along the coast. Seasalter Sailing Club, which has a clubhouse on Faversham Road, hosts catamaran boats which race on...

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£77

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Whitstable Holiday Cottages

Whitstable is a charming coastal town in north Kent and a popular destination for people to enjoy its beautiful beach and busy harbour. You'll find plenty of opportunities to try fresh local seafood at restaurants such as The Lobster Shack and the Crab and Winkle. There's also plenty to enjoy in the Whitstable Museum and Gallery and the nearby Horsebridge Arts Centre.

We hand-pick all our Whitstable holiday cottages for their great charm and character. For intimate getaways, try one of our secluded cabins with open-air hot tubs. For family holidays, we have great open-plan farmhouses and dog-friendly cottages with enclosed gardens. We also have spacious barn conversions for large groups.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Susanne - Verified booking

We were 4 adults, 2 of them over 80/ 90 (+ 2 dogs) staying for 12 days in May.

We liked Whitstable, its quirky high street with surprising range of shops, pubs/ restaurants etc, laid back and slightly green/ alternative vibe. Local walks to Prospect Fields or beach and shops convenient. Foxes + cubs on golf course, herring gulls nesting on roof and plenty of bird song- all good. Clifton Road was narrow and rough, parking challenging at times but we always found somewhere within walking distance. At first glance Newden Cottage impressed with decent amount of space and light, 2 cleverly designed bathrooms with good easy- access showers, cupboard with washing machine in the downstairs one, both wash basins too tiny. Nice looking kitchen with double doors to garden, big dining table, 3 decent bedrooms. Loads of clean towels but no spare bedding. Shampoo and hand wash/ shower gel provided but toilet paper lasted only a few days. My elderly parents managed the stairs ok but struggled with the heavy sash windows. Storage space eg for shoes would have been welcome, as would be a larger door mat behind the entrance door. Had we not been lucky with weather keeping floors etc dry + clean would have been tricky. There's a step along the upstairs corridor to bathroom which would benefit from a safety light at night. A few convenient night lights were found elsewhere. A welcome hamper was a nice touch, as was a box of dog things. Small enclosed garden gets some sunshine all day. Decking with peeling paint and outside furniture needed a clean, particularly the cushions which were damp and dirty in a box outside, possibly untouched since last year. Fake turf... Useful washing line. Clean inside on the whole, although dust and dirt here and there, eg in kitchen drawers, windows + -frames, shower drain. The outside table wobbled and a broken- off piece was on floor. The kitchen was beautiful but with limited worktop and drainage space. The owner kindly provided more crockery after I mentioned that we struggled a bit despite running dishwasher every day. The only (non- stick) frying pan was scratched and either very dirty or corroded- owner provided replacement. We avoided other also scratched smaller non- stick pans and used a brand new huge stainless steel pot. Unlike previous reviewers we didn't find kitchen equipment extensive. We did appreciate being able to bring 2 dogs- we asked, obviously. We booked relatively late, needing somewhere suitable for elderly parents and 2 dogs, based on positive reviews and careful study of available info. It's not a cheap area anyway but all in all, in our opinion, it was too expensive for what it is. Sorry.

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Jan - Verified booking

Although we enjoyed our stay, as the location was amazing and the accommodation was roomy I would list the following points that need attention Kitchen Water left in kettle, which also needs descaling and crumbs left in toasters.

There was no salt or rinse aid in the dishwasher so I texted the owner, Wendy, to ask for some and also towels were not available for the hot tub, even though in the folder left for us by the owner, told us to only use these in the hot tub. The cleaner came the next day with these items. There was only one small frying pan, which also had seen better days. Otherwise the kitchen was large and ok. Living Room This room was very dusty and had cobwebs. There was dust and dirt around edges of wooden floor and foot marks on it too. The settees were very old and worn out and very uncomfortable and need replacing. The patio door windows were extremely dirty. The patio doors also were hard to lock at times. Bedrooms Downstairs bedroom was spacious and light and airy but there was dust and hairs in the drawers and very dirty patio doors again. The upstairs bedrooms were also light and airy and spacious. There is ample hanging and drawer space. Lovely views. Upstairs shower room Needs renovating. Paint peeling off walls. Shower had black mould on it and shower glass doors were marked with water. Toilet had dark brown stains in it. Downstairs bathroom was spacious with large bath and other than toilet not being cleaned properly, was great. No toilet brush available for cleaning. Walls up the stairs are marked and could do with repainting. Carpet had large mark on it under radiator upstairs what looked like water had leaked on it. The garden could do with some general tidying up with weeds growing through the stones. I think attention needs to be made to the general cleaning of the house but also some maintenance to the areas I have mentioned.

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Debbie - Verified booking

When it rained on our last evening there The kitchen ceiling sprang a couple of ...

When it rained on our last evening there The kitchen ceiling sprang a couple of leaks in the corner on the right hand side just as you enter the kitchen from the hallway, so maybe needs looking at before it gets worse, also caravan two doors down caught fire on new years evening and we hosted the families that it affected by helping them over the fences and into us until the fire brigade got it under control, very scary at the time as the wind was very strong and causing the fire to spread very fast in the direction away from us but had the wind been in our direction the danger would have been far worse especially with the caravan sight behind us So we assume the fire damage will be a bit of an eyesore for anyone due to stay there soon Our new year went a bit different to plan but it was one we definitely wonât forget for a long time, we had intended to see the new year in in the hot tub but missed out on that one for obvious reasons And then the wind refused to drop over our last two days there the time my husband and l had set aside for just the two of us having some alone time and use of the hot tub having packed our children and grandchildren off home just didnât pan out but never mind it was still a great break away

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Mike - Verified booking

We really enjoyed our stay in Whitstable.

The house is well proportioned and in a good state of repair. The two negatives we would like to report are: 1) the garden is in a deplorable state. Judging by the size of the weeds it hasn't received any attention for some time. In advance of our visit it hadn't even been swept. I hope it gets sorted before future guests arrive. 2) cooking pots. There were 3 saucepans, all perfectly serviceable though a larger one would have been useful. However, there was no oven proof casserole dish - there were 3 other pan lids (in addition to the above) which presumably once fitted pots/pans that are no longer there. We wanted to cook several times during our stay and this pot shortage severely limited our options. Will leave it to you to decide whether to publish these comments.

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Carol - Verified booking

Although we enjoyed our stay and the location was great there were some negative aspects to the house.

At the cost of a two night stay of overÂ£1700 I would have expected everything in the place to be pristine. I found quite a lot of sticky and dirty marks in the kitchen and the cup cabinet smells of damp. There is damp in the kitchen and flaking paint on the walls and ceiling. The blind in the large front bedroom was broken and would not fully wind up thus obscuring the great view ( my husband did remove and repair the blind). Also the garden could have done with a bit of TLC. The sofas were very uncomfortable and worn and there was a strong smell of sewage when you had the downstairs bedroom door open. What could be an amazing house was let down by lack of attention to detail. Sorry to be so negative but when I have paid this amount of money I do expect better value.

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Things to do near Whitstable

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

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.

Minnis Bay

A family-friendly stretch of beach in Kent that is popular year round, there's plenty of opportunities for watersports here, or when the tide is out basking in the sun. A good range of amenities and picnic area, with bike trails nearby as well as free car parking and toilets. This is a Blue Flag beach so dogs are banned in the summer months.

Holiday Cottages in Whitstable

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Whitstable Cottages

Kent

Newden Cottage

Ref: S127015

Reviews 20

Kent

3 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S234242

Kent

Coast Guard House

Ref: S425682

Reviews 15

Kent

HOLLYDENE LODGE

Ref: S308958

Kent

Pear Tree Cabin

Ref: S945288

Kent

Coastguard Cottage

Ref: S380696

Kent

Flamingo

Ref: S1044772

Kent

Beach 221

Ref: S821044

Reviews 18

Kent

Pebblesea

Ref: S10580

Reviews 32

Kent

2 Bed Cottage in Seasalter

Ref: S234033

Kent

4 Fishermans Wharf

Ref: S275036

Reviews 61

Kent

3 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S526910

Kent

Crabby Cottage

Ref: S842369

Reviews 10

Kent

3 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S229369

Kent

The Garden House Cottage

Ref: S695191

Reviews 10

Kent

Blue Point - Whitstable

Ref: S801693

Reviews 10

Kent

Jasmine Cottage

Ref: S881474

Reviews 8

Kent

Sea Dog

Ref: S678397

Reviews 11

Kent

2 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S372392

Kent

1 Bed Cottage in Whitstable

Ref: S525907

Kent

Teal Cottage

Ref: S10372

Reviews 37

Kent

Echo Beach

Ref: S45412

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