Holiday rentals in Whitstable

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Stay near Whitstable's top sights

Whitstable Beach Front68 locals recommend
Whitstable Harbour93 locals recommend
Wheelers Oyster Bar127 locals recommend
Samphire96 locals recommend
Old Neptune92 locals recommend
Jojos83 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Whitstable

Top guest favourite
Home in Bladbean
5 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Grand Country Residence with Hot Tub & Games Room

KarenRating, 5 stars1 month ago
An amazing house which was perfect for a multi generational group. The games room and hot tub were lovely and well used by all. Gramps teaching the teens to play pool a memory to treasure. Outdoor table tennis also brilliant. Lovely space. Communication and responsiveness also brilliant. Felt sad to leave and wish we'd had longer.
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Apartment in Southend-on-Sea
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Lovely spacious 1 bed apartment by the beach.

JousyRating, 5 stars3 months ago
I am a heavy travellers . I stayed so many places before. Hotels or flats. Aniesha’s flat is like a five star hotel suite! Very modern and stylish. The building is only 1.5years old. Very clean and the location is very convenient just in front of railway station and near supermarket and shopping center. Lots of restaurants nearby. It makes me feel like home. Thank you Aniesha! Aniesha is a very nice host. I already look forward to coming back again! Wish a merry Christmas and Happy new year.
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Holiday home in Leysdown-on-Sea
5 out of 5 average rating, 32 reviews

Beautiful 2 bedroom seaside retreat great location

IrynaRating, 5 stars7 months ago
We've had a nice August Bank Holiday weekend at Lee's place. The caravan was clean, tidy and well looked after. A travel cot and a high chair were both available, which really helped us. There was a chilled bottle in the fridge (for adults) and games and books available (for kids). It was very thoughtful of Lee. It was a shame that the Saturday was an absolute washout and we couldn't explore the area. But this is the British summer for you! You would need to buy a day pass for any entertainment (5min walk from the caravan). However, only the swimming and the entrance to the pub and the arcade is included in the day pass. Any other activities you wish to try need to be paid for separately. Also it's worth checking swimming availability first, before purchasing the day pass, as swim times are limited. The bakery just round the corner on the main street was a great discovery. Nice walks with the kids by the sea were good too. Lee's place was great and he is a very good host.
Guest favourite
Cottage in Kent
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 168 reviews

Beauport Cottage, spacious family home near beach

HayleyRating, 5 stars1 month ago
Great stay in a lovely cottage. Very central to see the sites and perfect to explore. Kirsty was extremely helpful and responsive. Thanks for all the help!
Guest favourite
Home in Ash
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

16th Century Manor 2 lovely Hot tubs to star gaze

AliceRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Beautiful accommodation in lovely grounds with everything you need to host a group celebration. The decor is fabulous!
Top guest favourite
Flat in Kent
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews

Rose House pierremont Avenue Broadstairs

PhilipRating, 5 stars5 months ago
Really pleased, loved the bread, butter, jam etc. provided. Very clean and tidy. would definitely stay again
Top guest favourite
Home in Kent
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 78 reviews

Broadstairs Viking Bay Cottage (10) Pets,Parking

AdeleRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
This house was absolutely amazing. It was spotlessly clean and had everything amd more for an enjoyable stay. Big digital tv's in every bedroom and a hairdryer in every bedroom. The rooms are really spacious and very homely. Emmy was so helpful and responded to my messages so quickly. The beach is a very short walk away so are the nice restaurants. Will definitely return.
Top guest favourite
Home in Kent
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

Seaside Holiday Home, Ramsgate, Latimer House

LouiseRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Deanna was a wonderful host, so friendly, helpful, responsive and accommodating - absolute pleasure to interact with. The house was terrific, in fact the description didn’t do it justice - fabulous. Perfect for a large group of people with everything you need. Clean, cosy and felt like home from home. My friends and I had a fantastic weekend. Would definitely recommend and go back.

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Whitstable

  • Total rentals

    620 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

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  • Total number of reviews

    48K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    410 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    240 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    250 properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Whitstable

All About Whitstable

Whitstable, a small seaside town on the northern coast of Kent, is known for its expansive shingle beaches where you can spend your days picnicking, wandering the water’s edge, and swimming when the tides are low. Multicolored beach huts line the edge of Tankerton Beach, presenting a striking contrast against the Channel’s blue waters. When you’re not lounging on the beach, you can spend your days exploring historic monuments scattered throughout the town, from the Reculver Towers and the Roman Fort to the 19th-century St Alphege Church.

The lively harbour, a focal point of the town since it was built in 1832, hums with activity. Boats in a kaleidoscopic array of hues bob along the marina. Visitors wander in and out of locally owned shops and boutiques, hunting for antiques and souvenirs. The seaside restaurants serve up shatteringly crisp fish and chips, succulent lobster, and Whitstable’s renowned oysters. Every weekend throughout the year, the huts along the Harbour Market open for business, selling handcrafted jewellery, ceramics, art, and clothing.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Whitstable

The summer months in Whitstable, when the Kent coast experiences its high season, are mild with few rainy days, making this the perfect time for enjoying the beach. However, the water can be very cold, so be sure to bring a warm towel and a sweater. Summer also brings extended hours for the Harbour Market, opportunities for outdoor seaside dining, and the Whitstable Oyster Festival, which takes place each July and is one of Whitstable’s most popular events. The two-day celebration includes a parade, a food fair, and live music.

You’ll start to see a bit more rain in autumn as the temperatures cool and winds pick up, so it’s a good idea to keep an umbrella and an extra layer on you as you explore the town. While the town rarely freezes over in winter and the region does not see a lot of snow, the wind coming off the coast can make it feel colder than it is, so this is a good time to explore the area’s indoor attractions or to stop by one of the pubs for a warm glass of mulled wine. Temperatures begin to rise again in spring as the gardens throughout the town fill with daffodil and snowdrop blooms.


Top things to do in Whitstable

Whitstable Castle and Gardens

The Whitstable Castle, known initially as the Tankerton Towers, is an 18th-century estate situated on 1.2 hectares of landscaped gardens and manicured lawns. You can admire sweeping views of the sea from the Orangery Tea Room, spend hours meandering amid the oak trees and fountain, or take a seat on the benches in the lush rose garden to bask in the perfumed air.

Tankerton Slopes

The grassy hills and cliffs of the Tankerton Slopes look out over the sea and the pebbled beaches below. The path leading to Herne Bay is lined with beach huts in an array of vivid colours. At the top of the slopes, you’ll discover the remnants of old cannons, which testify to the area’s significance as a coastal defence in years past.

Whitstable Museum and Gallery

The Whitstable Museum and Gallery is housed in a historic hall adorned in cobalt blue trim. Its exhibitions highlight Whitstable’s seafaring history, prominent figures, oyster trade, and flourishing industries from Roman times to the present day. The displays include model ships and barges, a historic steam locomotive, and diving equipment.

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