Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages in Dover

Dover Dog Friendly Cottages

Kent

Sleepy Hollow

Ref: S425519

Reviews 29

Nestled on the banks of the English Channel, in the picturesque county of Kent, rests the bustling port town of Dover. Renowned as a popular holiday destination, the town offers a range of amenities to its visitors, including a fabulous selection...

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£105

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Kent

Little Yaffle

Ref: S105475

Reviews 66

A village in Kent, Kingsdown has a shingle beach leading to St Margaret's Bay, as well as three pubs serving food, a butcher with delicatessen, a store, Post Office and hairdresser. It is at the northern end of th White Cliffs of Dover, with the...

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£118

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Kent

Glynde

Ref: S186626

Reviews 59

Deal is a coastal village in the south east of England in the county of Kent. The town is home to pubs, shops and restaurants, as well as two castles, two small museums and two weekly markets. The village is bustling with activity so you will find...

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£103

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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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£145

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Kent

Citadel Heights

Ref: S1070479

Sitting on the English Channel in Kent, in the south-east of England rests the picturesque town and bustling ferry port of Dover. Dating back to the stone age, retaining many of its historic landmarks, and enjoying the full beauty of the...

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Kent

Magdala Cottage -village Location- Dog Friendly

Ref: S533526

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£126

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Kent

Cosy Daffodil Cottage

Ref: S979021

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£200

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Kent

Luxury Sea View Retreat with Hot Tub Sleeps 8

Ref: S1098880

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£192

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Kent

Shakespeare House by the Sea

Ref: S1232056

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£254

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Kent

Rabbit Hole by Keepers Cottages

Ref: S1067085

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£122

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Kent

Port of Dover Lodge 20 sleeps

Ref: S1059692

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What our customers say about their holidays

Nicholas - Verified booking

Our second stay at Sleepy Hollow.

Everything is nicely laid out and clean. The bed is very comfortable and the linen nice and fresh including the fluffy towels. The kitchen is well equipped and plenty of cutlery and crockery and a very nice welcome hamper including eggs, bread, local drinks, local crisps and fresh milk. There is tea, coffee and sugar available too in the caddies. Nice touch having the coffee machine! Another nice touch is the hand written chalkboard welcoming you and in our case welcoming both of us and the dog backâ¦loved that. The only down side for us was the gateâ¦we werenât able to shut it and so letting our dog out was always a worry as there are a number of dog walkers and horse riders. The drive is tight, but then we do have a big car and getting in at night was always a little un-nerving as no light at the side to aid reverse parking however, once youâd done it a few times itâs easier! A nice table and chairs to sit out at and enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside that surrounds Sleepy Hollow. Marcus and Anne are lovely and always pop over (once) to say hello and then leave you to enjoy your break but are always around in their separate property next door. Only other thing to mention for feedback is the shower. Although the shower is huge (and very clean) the water pressure is very low. None of our critique would be enough to deter a return visit by us as it is such a lovely place and is also convenient for us location and peaceful wise too! A couple of minor changes (aforementioned) would make this place 100% perfect. Thanks both and we look forward to seeing you again.

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Jennifer Anna Maria - Verified booking

We had quite a short stay really .

Not long enough quite honestly The property is lovely and we were met by Abi who is the perfect host and gave us all the guidance we needed. She is the kind of person you warm to immediately A couple of nice touches too Some gorgeous eggs which have to be the best eggs ever and a lovely cake which went down well with a coffee. The property has an ambience about it which my wife Jen commented on as soon as we were in and settled .It has a natural karma about it which was tangible. You know when a place feels right ,and this absolutely did It is quirky which adds to the charm .Its comfortable ,has everything you need if you went down the self catering route. We ate out mostly .We recommend the Lantern just up the road .Would have walked but it was a little damp that evening .The following day was better with sunshine so it made up for it . The garden is beautiful so when we're back it is definitely a place we'll spend with a good book. The location is so quiet save a few farm vehicles and there is absolutely no light pollution . Little Yaffle has to be up there with the best of them Abi will explain where the name little Yaffle came from .We had no idea Don't google it .Abi's explanation is much more interesting . Don't alter anything Abi.We loved it. Till next time x Trevor and Jennifer from Essex ( near Maldon)

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Alan - Verified booking

This was an excellent stay at Sleepy Hollow & Anne & Marcus were genial hosts.

There are no difficulties with the accommodation which was ample for the two of us and our dog & everywhere was neat & tidy and was left in the same condition. Not everything will suit all customers and the lack of WiFi + terrible TV signal may disappoint some. The second part of the name of the cottage gives it away though! Parking was a cause for concern on day 1 but, after that, I got the hang of bending the car onto that narrowest of roads. The mini hamper was a lovely touch & very welcome. The village of Lydden is 1.75 miles away and we rediscovered The Lydden Bell which is fabulous but you might need to book 24hrs in advance to bag a table. The food is delicious and the staff are also very engaging. So, as long as you are happy to catch up on the news by reading the newspaper next day and donât want to be disturbed by telephone calls, this could well be the place for you to relax, with cows grazing in the adjacent field, walks aplenty from the door and dark, dark nights in a very comfortable bed. I recommend it unreservedly.

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Kevin - Verified booking

Yes this place is in a very quiet village but be prepared for the local agricultural noise associated with the countryside.

Thankfully the garden is secured away from the road (excellent for a dog), as is the parking, because the huge tractors that rumbled past on and off during the day will open your eyes. There is a limited amount of dog walking area locally but the spinney and unofficial "paths" make for enough dog exercise. As there are no shops in the immediate vicinity, be prepared to take some food items with you (15 mins to large shops). The property owner Abbi was lovely and very helpful and the supplies left by her made my stay enjoyable. The village is quite small and pretty much the only facility there is The Lantern Pub.... definitely worth the visit, a little pricey but the food and drink is excellent. Be prepared, take wellies if you want to walk as it is a very rural area and the roads are quite narrow and the tracks are quite muddy...all in all, no complaints.

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Anthony - Verified booking

A lovely quiet location which is just what we needed.

We wanted to get away for the weekend, away from all the fireworks in London and this did the trick, apart from a few on the actual 5th November whereas at home we would have been suffering them all weekend. The property is lovely, very well equipped. Cosy and comfortable. Although along with the remoteness comes the issue of mobile signal and wi-fi dropping out occasionally but don't let that put you off this location. We weren't lucky with the weather but there is plenty of places to walk with your dog. And some great local pubs that have good food. For a quiet undisturbed getaway we would certainly recommend this property. The welcome pack was a lovely surprise and very much appreciated. Huge thanks to the owners for making us so welcome.

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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.

Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages in Dover

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Dover Dog Friendly Cottages

Kent

Sleepy Hollow

Ref: S425519

Reviews 29

Kent

Little Yaffle

Ref: S105475

Reviews 66

Kent

Glynde

Ref: S186626

Reviews 59

Kent

Dovecote

Ref: S534609

Reviews 10

Kent

Citadel Heights

Ref: S1070479

Kent

Magdala Cottage -village Location- Dog Friendly

Ref: S533526

Kent

Cosy Daffodil Cottage

Ref: S979021

Kent

Luxury Sea View Retreat with Hot Tub Sleeps 8

Ref: S1098880

Kent

Shakespeare House by the Sea

Ref: S1232056

Kent

Rabbit Hole by Keepers Cottages

Ref: S1067085

Kent

Port of Dover Lodge 20 sleeps

Ref: S1059692

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