Holiday Cottages in Kent

The first time we took the tandem to Kent for a holiday we were surprised by its variety. And by the feeling of remoteness ... something we definitely did not expect barely an hour out of London.

But Kent is a varied county. There's the long coastline with beautiful old villages and towns like Whitstable and Sandwich, which seem to doze peacefully surrounded by orchards and vegetable plots. There are old-fashioned seaside resorts like Deal, Margate or Herne Bay.

The rolling hills of the Weald stretch across the centre of the county, while land, sea and sky blur into one when you cycle the Romney Marshes. There are castles, fine houses and idyllic gardens to explore. And then there are truly beautiful towns with long and exiting histories.

And as for places to stay: holiday cottages in Kent can be anything you want. You want to stay in a lighthouse? Kent's got it. You want a thatched romantic hideaway? It's got that, too. So here's a small selection of cottages to give you a taste...

The Kentish Coast

	The Lighthouse Herne Bay Sleeps 9
	Hambleton Lodge Staple Sleeps 4
	The Forge Sandwich Sleeps 2
	The Lookout St Margaret's-at-Cliffe Sleeps 2-4
	Thomas Paine's Cottage Sandwich Sleeps 2-4

The Weald

	Wysteria Cottage Pembury Sleeps 4
	The Oast House Smarden Sleeps 6
	The Buttery Maidstone Sleeps 6

Or check out holiday cottages in all of Kent.

If you've never been to Kent before, the variety of this country will surprise you. From coast to castles, from ancient woodlands to beautiful gardens, Kent is a place worthy of closer scrutiny.

I've tried to select holiday cottages in Kent that reflect this variety, but if you didn't see anything that appealed to you, just click the link to check out holiday cottages in all of Kent.

I'm sure you'll find something that will make you go WOW!