Why Choose Kent for a Hot Tub Break?
A hot tub holiday in Kent places you in a county of world-class heritage and booming viticulture. It offers a unique mix of traditional seaside fun, sophisticated rural living, and ancient history.
Highlights include the stunning Canterbury Cathedral, the fairy-tale moat of Leeds Castle, and the high-speed rail link that puts this rural paradise less than 40 minutes from London.
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Kent Hot Tub Lodges and Cottages
Our collection captures the diverse spirit of the county, from dramatic coastal cottages to gentle Wealden countryside lodges with hot tubs.
Coastal Cottages near the White Cliffs
For a dramatic seaside escape, discover our properties near Dover and the Kent coastline. Situated in peaceful locations like the Alkham Valley, these cottages offer easy access to the iconic White Cliffs and sweeping views of the English Channel. They are perfect for those who want to combine coastal walks with the option of a day trip to France via the nearby ferry.
Large Country Houses for Celebrations
Kent is an excellent choice for gathering friends and family. Our collection features impressive properties sleeping between 10 and 22 guests, including manor houses and converted barns. These exclusive-use venues are designed for entertaining, often boasting extensive grounds, games rooms with pool tables or snooker, and vast open-plan living spaces perfect for hosting a memorable reunion.
Romantic Retreats for Couples
Escape to the Garden of England with our intimate cottages designed for two. These characterful conversions often feature exposed beams, cosy wood burners, and peaceful countryside settings. Whether hidden away near an orchard or tucked into a quiet village, they offer a private sanctuary where you can unwind in the hot tub after a day exploring the local vineyards.
Dog-Friendly Kent Countryside
With 68% of our properties welcoming pets, Kent is a fantastic destination for dog owners. The county is known for its diverse walking landscapes, from the rolling hills of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the flat marshes of the coast. Our rural cottages with enclosed gardens provide a safe and relaxing base for you and your four-legged friend.
Top Things to See and Do in Kent
- The White Cliffs of Dover: The most famous coastline in Britain. Enjoy a cliff-top walk to the South Foreland Lighthouse for spectacular views of France on a clear day.
- Canterbury Cathedral: The headquarters of the Church of England and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a stunning piece of architecture and history that has attracted pilgrims for centuries.
- Leeds Castle: Often described as "the loveliest castle in the world," this historic palace sits on two islands in a magnificent lake, surrounded by 500 acres of parkland.
- Whitstable: A trendy seaside town famous for its native oysters, pebble beach and independent harbour market. It is a great spot for fresh seafood and sunsets.
- Chapel Down Winery: Visit Tenterden to tour one of England's leading vineyards. You can walk through the vines and sample award-winning sparkling wines that rival Champagne.
- Port Lympne Reserve: A unique safari park where you can see gorillas, tigers and giraffes against a backdrop of the Kent coast.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Kent?
Kent is beautiful year-round. Spring is spectacular when the apple and cherry orchards are in blossom. Summer is perfect for the coastal beaches and vineyard tours. Autumn offers the harvest season and golden walks in the Weald.
Are there sandy beaches in Kent?
Yes, absolutely. While Dover and Whitstable are famous for pebbles, Broadstairs (Viking Bay), Margate, and Ramsgate boast beautiful sandy bays that are perfect for families and traditional bucket-and-spade days.
Is Kent good for large group holidays?
Yes, it is one of our strongest regions for large groups. We have a selection of substantial properties that can sleep 14+ people comfortably, offering plenty of space for dining and socialising without feeling crowded.
Can I visit a vineyard in Kent?
Yes, Kent is the heart of the English wine industry. There are numerous vineyards open to the public for tours and tastings, including Chapel Down, Biddenden and Gusbourne, making it a fantastic destination for food and drink lovers.
Is Kent good for a romantic break?
Very much so. The "Garden of England" offers quiet, picturesque villages, high-end dining, and secluded cottages that feel miles away from the stress of the city, making it ideal for couples.
Is Kent good for dogs?
Yes, it is very dog-friendly. Beyond the rural footpaths of the North Downs Way, many beaches have dog-friendly sections year-round (like Whitstable's West Beach), and the vast majority of country pubs will welcome your dog in the bar area.