Dover Holiday Cottages

Dover Cottages

Kent

Dovecote

Ref: S534609

Reviews 10

The White Cliffs of Dover and the South Foreland Heritage Coast of Kent are just a short drive away. St Margaret's at Cliffe is also home to St Margarate's Bay, a neighbouring village that offers a variety of charming local amenities, including...

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Dover Holiday Cottages

Dover is a coastal town and port, famed for its iconic white cliffs. Situated in the county of Kent, it’s considered to be the walking capital of the southeast coast with walking and cycling trails suitable for all ages and abilities. No trip to Dover would be complete without a tour of Dover Castle, with its underground hospital, secret wartime tunnels and tower. Step further back in time with a trip to Dover Museum, home to the world's oldest surviving seafaring boat.

At Snaptrip, we have a huge range of holiday cottages in Dover. Use our handy filter to view cottages with the features you desire, from pet-friendly options, luxuries such as hot tubs and fire pits, or somewhere spacious enough for all the family.

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Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Martin - Verified booking

Dovecote would have been a lovely place to stay probably a decade ago.

It is unfortunately now run down and shabby looking. Overall it radiates a lack of love injected into it, with no ornaments, pictures on the wall, tired looking decor...etc. The building itself and the surroundings are lovely, in a lovely location. We read the reviews, but because they were last years reviews, we hoped there would have been an improvement, and also we know that it is a personal preference and standards that lead to certain reviews. With a hindsight we wish we listemed to those reviews. Our first impression on arrival was the lovely oak front door, with its window pannel taped with a duck tape, that has clearly been there ages, as it is coming off. The kitchen is a bit dated, with a mish mash, dated equipment. It wouldn't cost much to get some decent crockery and cutlery, couple of nice mugs, cereal bowls, couple of nice pots and pans... The inside of the cupboards were not all that clean either. It would have helped to be provided with a dish cloth ( we bought it ourselves and used well!) The toilet seat was loose and came off couple of times. The bathroom on the whole was not all that clean, and shabby looking. There was a strong smell of drain in the bathroom and we pulled out a nasty clump of hair from the shower drain.... We were provided with blue, old looking towels. There is no wifi at the Dovecote, with poor satellite signal , so not a chance to watch a bit of TV without it glitching. The mattrace in the main bedrrom felt it had a dip, perhaps in need of replacing. The hot tub is nice touch but we felt like we needed to have a good shower aftetwards as the water didn't look all that clean. It did say to bring your own hairdryer, but it would not cost much to provide a small one, as well as soap for the bathroom. Perhaps some books, games and a folder with ideas and recomendations for trips would have make a difference? . A guess book to leave a message was not there either. The cottage really needs an investment to bring it up to standard. It lacks the cosiness and and comfort. And it is such a shame, as it is such a lovely building, it just needs the love that it deserves. We paid for 4 night stay but stayed only 3 nights, we felt it was enough here..

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Donna - Verified booking

This is a beautiful place to stay and would definitely appreciate finer attention to detail for it to be totally on point.

Small things like curtains and blinds. These do not close properly, are thin, old fashioned, hanging on cheap, flimsy poles and curtain rings, which impact hugely on the light coming through. The bathroom is very dated, so lots of engrained limescale which then appears unclean. The main bed is very comfy but needs some attention cos it creeks a lot. The equipment in the kitchen is ok, but Iâve stayed at places before that have used basic items sold at Dunelm and they are a low cost but quality items, which this accommodation would benefit from. It feels like the home has a lack of love injected into it, yet the building and surroundings are beautiful and the location is great. On a whole I enjoyed my stay, but feel these small, yet important adjustments could really transform the reviews and peoples overall stay.

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Nick - Verified booking

Location and grounds are excellent (as long as there isnât a big crowd in the manor or an event in the wedding venue).

The Dovecote would have been fantastic after it was remodelled at least 10 years ago but is now a bit shabby and run down. The toilet flush button is broken and the toilet seat is loose, it needs a new bathroom. The oven didnât work and we left a message but no reply. A âmish mashâ of crockery and cutlery all needs replacing and wouldât cost much. Several light bulbs not working and windows need cleaning on the inside. There is no wifi at the Dovecote. With investment to bring it up to standard it would have been good value, but not in its current condition.

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Steve - Verified booking

This is a lovely little cottage.

In the grounds of a larger Manor House but far enough away to feel individual. Itâs small but had plenty of room for us and we are 2 adults and 2 kids. Itâs cosy. The property would benefit from a better provisioned kitchen; cooking utensils, and kitchen equipment etc. Also the bathroom would benefit from a new shower head. The internet was a bit sketchy for us (e.g Netflix on the tv) we didnât find any info with the wifi code but 4/5G works fine. Otherwise the perfect getaway. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again.

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Hazel - Verified booking

We thoroughly enjoyed our short stay.

The Dovecote is situated in beautiful grounds. We took our own mobile WiFi so the lack of connection wasn't an issue for us. The manager of the manor house was very welcoming. We found that there many lovely places to visit nearby and our dog enjoyed walks on the beaches as we visited after the 30th September. A lovely place for a short break.

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Things to do near Dover

The White Cliffs Of Dover

This iconic landmark is a magnificent coastline overlooking the English Channel. There's plenty of fabulous walks, though they ask that dogs are kept leashed due to some steep cliff drops. The visitor centre and cafe is a convenient place to grab some refreshments and take in some of England's finest scenery.

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.

Dover Beach

Dover harbour beach has the best seats in town for spotting the cross-channel ferries and is also a great spot for water-based activities including kayaking, canoeing, sailing and windsurfing. The beach is shingle, ideal for a spot of stone-skimming.

Dover Castle

A medieval castle founded in the 11th century making it England's longest serving fortress. It is located on the iconic white cliffs and houses 80 acres of grounds for you and your canine friend to explore.

Walmer Castle and Gardens

Escape the vagaries of modern life at this unique coastal fortress in Kent. Built by Henry VIII in 1540, it became the rural retreat for the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and has played host to the Duke of Wellington, Winston Churchill and the Queen Mother.

Deal Castle

Deal Castle is a 16th-century artillery fort, located between Walmer Castle and Sandown Castle. Built by King Henry VIII, it is one of the finest Tudor artillery castles in England. Henry VIII felt the need to protect England from European invasion at this strategic coastal point.

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.

Dover Transport Museum

Dover transport museum is set in 2 acres of grounds with free car parking, groups and school visits welcome. Gift shop and tea room on site. Regular exhibits.

Dover Museum and Bronze Age Boat Gallery

Discover the history of Dover at the Dover Museum and Bronze Age Boat Gallery. From the Bronze Age boat found in the town, to the Roman invasion, and beyond, this museum showcases the story of Dover's rich heritage. With interactive exhibits, artefacts, and displays, visitors can explore the town's past and learn about the people who lived there. Located at Market Square, Dover, CT16 1PH

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.

Holiday cottages in Dover

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Dover Cottages

Kent

Dovecote

Ref: S534609

Reviews 10

Kent

Dover Town Rooms - Short Lets & Serviced Accommodation - Dover

Ref: S509019

Kent

Dover Town Rooms - Short Lets & Serviced Accommodation - Dover

Ref: S295843

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Brook Cottage

Ref: S990558

Kent

Cottage With Private Hot Tub 5 Min to White Cliffs of Dover

Ref: S1025567

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Dovecote

Ref: S585879

Kent

Woodman's Cottage

Ref: S964646

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Port of Dover Lodge 20 sleeps

Ref: S1059692

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Beautiful 3 Bedroom House Dover near Town Free Parking

Ref: S993584

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Headland

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Durdrich Cottage

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