Canterbury Holiday Cottages

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Mr Trommelen - Verified booking

  the cottage needs a thorough renovation, de kitchen is rundown, some doors of closets won't close, some of the cutlerie wasn't clean, there is no dishwasher, the washingmachine makes a lot of noise, in de bathroom some tiles are broken, the joints between the tiles are cracked and dirty, there are a lot of stains in the carpets througout the house, the chairs in de diningroom are full of staines, the couches are rundown and sagging, the traffic on the road is very loud, 24/7, stripes on the wall beside the stairs, the garden is overgrown, the gardenchairs and table have seen better days, de shed is a dump, dampspots on the wall of the bathroom. 2 stars, max, not 4 stars. Most importantly however is that the cottage was nog clean at all. It hadn't been vacumed for months, dustbunnies everywhere, windows were not clean. Very disappointing. Only positive is the 2 minute walk to the centre of Canterbury.

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• Derek - Verified booking

  We had a wonderful holiday here, Thank You, and fortunately just before Covid-19 Lockdown in March 2020.

  The property is very charming, nicely decorated and most importantly very clean and tidy, very well equipped, warm and peaceful, in fact all you could wish for from a holiday cottage. We especially liked the conservatory for meal times morning and evening.The property location was charming too, very near the railway, and with a few super friendly sheep a few doors down, to the right, to visit and fed was a bonus too, to any animal lover. It was really good to be so near the small train station and to be able to catch the train into Canterbury within 6 minutes, it really enhanced our holiday. The village is very small and peaceful, with a lovely riverside walk and green spaces, plus a small but adequate village shop. Thank you very much for the wonderful welcome basket too, full of lovely essentials and treats.

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• Janet - Verified booking

  We loved the welcome pack that Brionny had provided - those little extras are real treats.

  The cottage was warm and cosy with books, dvds and games for those who want to chill out. The cottage is literally a minute away from the train station by foot but the trains did not disturb our break at all and, as I was working in Ashford, I could use the train and my husband had the car if he needed it. The bus stop is literally at the end of the drive so this is an ideal location if you want to soak up Kent without the hassle of driving. We have already booked again for March and will certainly use again, particularly if we are visiting in the autumn and winter. Lovely little place.

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• Carol - Verified booking

  Such a lovely, and charming cottage!

  Brionny couldn't have made us more welcome and she seems to have thought of everything. Thankyou for the welcome basket which was gratefully received. And cleanliness second to non. This is a super place to stay and a lovely location for the village and all that surrounds it. Vineyard over the road open on Saturday's for group tours and the railway station just down the road for regular trains into Canterbury. We also had a lovely meal at the Artichoke pub in the village, with very friendly service. Can't wait to come back again!

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• Peter - Verified booking

  This cottage is a delightful country cottage for a couple.

  The cottage was comfortable and warm and there were several personal touches, including a Christmas tree and welcome pack. The neighbours were extremely friendly and, had we needed there help, we are sure it would have been offered.We found everyone we met really friendly particularly in the local shop and pub. The proximity to the railway station and local walks gives you plenty of oppertunity to explore Kent. If we find the oppertunity we will return to this cottage.

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