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A secluded cabin is situated amidst a lush green landscape, surrounded by rolling hills and fields. The cabin blends into the natural setting, offering tranquility and a sense of privacy, with wildflowers dotting the grassy area around it.
Cabin
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Romantic Off-Grid Cabin w/ Sunset View, Canterbury

A romantic cabin with sunset views all to yourself. Tucked in its own 15 acre field in the Kent Downs AONB, this off-grid cabin is a peaceful and completely private escape just 6 miles from Canterbury. Perfect for slow mornings, countryside walks and fireside evenings watching the sunset. - No neighbours – secluded 15 acres - Sunset views of nature - Total peace and no light pollution – incredible stars - Dog-friendly - Country walks - Fully off-grid (but with hot water, kitchen & wood burner)

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The entrance features a dark front door with a diamond-shaped window, framed by two white windows. A canopy extends over the door, providing shelter. A potted plant with white flowers sits near the door, adding a decorative touch to the wooden exterior.
Guest house
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 827 reviews

Stylish, Studio Apartment. 5 mins from Eurotunnel.

A newly refurbished, light, clean, fully functional living space with off road parking and outside area. Situated 2 minutes easy drive from M20 Junction 13, 5 minutes from Eurotunnel and 15 minutes from Port of Dover. This AirBnb is perfect for overnight stays or longer if you wish to take in the sights of Folkestone and Kent. There is a train station only 5 mins walk so if you fancy a day in London you can be there within the hour. The historical city of Canterbury is only a 25 minute drive.

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A small wooden table with two folding chairs is set by open glass doors, revealing views of the grassy landscape beyond. The table is arranged with bowls and cups, inviting guests to enjoy a meal while taking in the scenery.
Flat
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 681 reviews

Mistral Coastal Cabin - Dungeness, sleeps 2/3

Delightful, cosy holiday cabin on the shingle at Dungeness, moments from the sea, with wonderful views. A spacious modern en-suite shower room and separate living room, with small kitchen give you the option to rustle up basic meals, and a generous comfy kingsize bed (twin beds option) awaits you. There is a sofa bed for another guest/child. Spectacular views of the two lighthouses across the shingle towards the sea and only moments from one of the best pub restaurants around, The Pilot Inn!.

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The exterior of a charming building is showcased, featuring a vibrant blue façade and white trim. Two windows are adorned with striped awnings, one in red and white, while the street is cobbled, adding to the quaint character of the location.
Apartment
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 243 reviews

The Seagull’s Rest in The Creative Quarter

This special place is between the oldest part of Folkestone called The Bayle and The Creative Quarter on The Old High Street. Also it is a five minute walk to the Harbour Arm and the beach. The apartment is on the second floor of a grade 2 listed building which until 1973 was a butchers run and owned by the Taylor family. Beautifully transformed into a light and airy apartment from where you can relax after an exciting day exploring the sights and sounds of Folkestone. One bedroom & sofabed

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An open-plan living space features a dark sofa with colorful cushions, enhancing the relaxed ambiance. A generous dining table is set for meals, accompanied by wooden chairs. Windows allow natural light to flood the room, providing a view of the surrounding landscape.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Beach house in Dungeness

Beautiful Dungeness house right on the beach with ever changing views of the sea all year round. The house incorporates an original train carriage and the living space is open plan. The well equipped kitchen includes a generous dining table and chairs, which also looks out across the beach. There are two double bedrooms within the carriage as well as a shower room. An ideal place to explore Dungeness as well as discovering the wider area including Rye, Folkestone and the Romney Marsh.

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The living area features a cozy log burner beneath a colorful artwork. A comfortable sofa with decorative cushions and a patterned rug creates an inviting space. Natural light streams in through sliding glass doors that open to a private deck, accentuating the airy atmosphere.
Apartment
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 227 reviews

Jewel in the Garden of England - 1 bedroom

Just over an hour from London, find yourself in the heart of the English countryside with beautiful walks, the coast, and historic towns on your doorstep. Lyminge is five miles from the seaside in Hythe. It has a Chemist, Doctors' surgery, a village store, Chinese restaurant, Indian take-way, a Tea Room - which does very nice breakfasts . There are 2 good pubs nearby - the Gatekeeper in Etchinghill and the Tiger in Stowting. Dogs are welcome - one medium size or two small ones.

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The annex is framed by lush greenery and mature trees, featuring a sloped roof and large windows that invite natural light. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, bordered by planted flower pots, while a fenced garden offers a secure outdoor space.
Cabin
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 619 reviews

Peacock Mews

Cosy, pet-friendly annex on our secluded free-hold in the beautiful countryside of Kent, located just 10 minutes from the Channel Tunnel and 20 minutes from Dover Ferry Port. Wake up to the sound of Bertie the rooster announcing a new day! Relax in the garden watching Dudley the donkey or enjoy a brisk country walk along the many public footpaths in our area - perfect for dog walkers. If you fancy a day trip, you can be in London within an hour or Canterbury in 20 minutes.

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Shepherd’s hut
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 202 reviews

Barrows Hut

Come and stay at my lovely little shepherds hut 'Barrows Hut'. Located in a peaceful surrounding with undisturbed views. Enjoy the unique experience of spending the night in a shepherds hut but with the luxury of modern comforts. You can enjoy a full size walk in shower, comfy double bed and a kitchen. Enjoy and relax with a cup of tea or glass of bubbles outside on the patio or decked area in your own private garden with an option for a fire pit.

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A bright interior is showcased, featuring a cozy seating area with two plush chairs and a small dining table with four chairs. A spacious bed is present in the left corner, while large glass doors provide a view of the garden outside.
Cabin
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 285 reviews

Contemporary Garden Room 3 miles from Folkestone

Light, contemporary garden room situated in the host's wildlife garden. A quiet semi rural area we enjoy excellent transport links to Europe, London, Canterbury. We aim to provide a quiet relaxing break, whether you are en route to/from Europe, sightseeing or enjoying walking the stunning coastline and many long distance footpaths. Enjoy birdsong, pick our produce, when in season. Please note that WiFi is patchy and not reliable for online meetings.

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Two large windows frame a serene view of the sea, with a smooth horizon meeting a clear blue sky. The sandy beach is visible below, inviting relaxation and appreciation of the tranquil coastal scenery.
Flat
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 282 reviews

Seaside Hythe

Our top floor apartment is situated right on the seafront. Triple windows offer uninterrupted views of the sea. Take a stroll along Hythe's beautiful beach, or a short wander to the High Street and soak up the cafe culture. Relax in the lounge and take in the sea views or prepare a delicious meal in the modern and fully equipped kitchen. The much-loved farmhouse table comfortably sits 6. Fast wifi and virgin TV, a large collection of DVD titles.

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A well-furnished living area features large windows offering expansive views of the sea. A comfortable sofa is draped with a light throw, and a small table sits nearby. Lush greenery and a television contribute to a relaxed ambiance.
Flat
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 221 reviews

The Turret- the best view in Folkestone

The Turret is a completely unique, unusual, quirky, self-contained Grade II listed apartment, at the top of The Priory, in the oldest part of Folkestone accessed by a private period internal spiral staircase leading up into a lead lighted atrium which overlooks the historic church of St.Mary and St.Eanswythe; beautifully furnished open plan living/dining area with stunning 180 degree views over Folkestone and the English Channel.

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The exterior of a wooden Shepherd’s Hut is shown, featuring a green roof and large double doors that lead inside. A small patio area with two chairs sits outside, surrounded by colorful flower beds and decorative garden elements. The sky is bright with scattered clouds.
Shepherd’s hut
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Lavender Hut

Welcome to Lavender Hut, an elegant and spacious Shepherd’s Hut which perfectly blends the ultimate glamping experience with all of the modern essentials you could possibly need. Nestled in the heart of the Kentish countryside, immediately adjacent to Port Lympne Zoo, you will hear the roar of Lions and the rumble of Gorillas while enjoying glorious nature in your own, private space.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Explore stays near Folkestone’s historic harbour for lively dining, or choose Sandgate and Hythe for quieter seafront options. Rural villages around the district frequently suggested for a peaceful countryside experience.

  • What are the best things to do in Folkestone & Hythe District with kids?

    Frequently suggested activities include enjoying sandy beaches, riding the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, and visiting interactive museums. Seaside parks and nature trails are also popular among families.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Stroll along the Folkestone Harbour Arm, relax on local beaches, and discover traditional villages with historic landmarks. Castles and seaside promenades around the district are often recommended for visitors.

  • How is the weather in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Folkestone & Hythe District has mild maritime weather, with winters around 36–46°F (2–8°C), and summers near 57–72°F (14–22°C). Rain falls evenly throughout the year, so a waterproof jacket is usually helpful.

  • What are the best places to visit in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Explore Folkestone Harbour Arm for sea views, stroll the historic streets of Hythe, and wander the gardens at Sandgate. Romney Marsh and the Kent Downs are frequently suggested for nature and heritage.

  • What are some hiking trails in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    The district has coastal walks along the English Channel, woodland paths in the Kent Downs, and flat trails across Romney Marsh. The Royal Military Canal towpath is often recommended for gentle scenic hikes.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Families often explore sandy beaches, ride the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, and visit interactive museums. Coastal parks and traditional seaside amusements make the area engaging for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Explore nearby historic towns, visit the cliffs of Dover, or head to Canterbury for its cathedral and cultural sites. Kent Downs and local castles are often recommended for an outdoor or heritage-focused day.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Many accommodations in Folkestone, Hythe, and surrounding villages welcome pets. Coastal walks and green spaces help make the area easy to enjoy with companion animals.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Pack layers to stay comfortable in changing coastal weather, and keep rainwear handy throughout the year. Exploring local markets, independent shops, and seaside promenades gives a deeper sense of the district's everyday character.

  • What is Folkestone & Hythe District known for?

    Folkestone & Hythe District has a rich maritime history, creative arts scene, and village traditions. Its coastline, historic railway, and cultural events draw visitors throughout the year.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Explore small galleries, quiet gardens, and historic churches scattered in rural villages. The Martello Towers along the coast give unique insight into the area’s heritage.

  • What are the best foods to try in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Local seafood like fresh Dover sole and crab are frequently suggested, alongside Kentish cheeses and artisan breads. Traditional pies and pastries, as well as ice cream from seaside shops, are locally rooted favorites.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Pack a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and layers to adjust for breezy or cooler weather. Binoculars and a camera help you enjoy coastal views and wildlife watching.

  • What is the nightlife in Folkestone & Hythe District like?

    Folkestone has lively pubs, cocktail bars, and local music venues, while Hythe and Sandgate lean towards relaxed evenings and traditional taverns. Some galleries and cafes host music or art nights throughout the year.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    The district has recurring arts exhibitions, sea-themed festivals along the waterfront, and locally rooted food fairs during late spring and summer. Community markets and heritage events around Folkestone are often suggested for those exploring local culture.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Vacation rentals in Folkestone, Hythe, and surrounding villages frequently welcome families, often with access to outdoor spaces or playgrounds nearby. Beachfront properties and countryside cottages are popular choices.

  • When is the best time to visit Folkestone & Hythe District?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, longer daylight, and seasonal outdoor events. The coast and parks are lively, and local markets highlight fresh summer produce.

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