Really enjoyed our weekend stay at Crow Cottage. It was everything we hoped for--quiet rural location, nice outdoor spaces, interesting architecture and history, secluded. The cottage was very clean, well-equipped, and welcoming. Thoroughly enjoyed it and would not hesitate to book again.

A welcome break where the silence was only broken by the surrounding wildlife. Just the right size for two with plenty of outside space to relax. A lovely warm cottage, great to return to after dog walking on the local, well marked, footpaths.

The cottage is lovely but the furniture in sitting room and the kitchen are very tired and need updating. Bed very comfortable but although it says you will have clean sheets and towels if you stay for more than 7 days this is not correct. We stayed for 9 nights. No clean sheets arrived which was annoying as I had striped the bed and had to put the dirty sheets back on which wasn't pleasant. Could all be alot better.

After visiting crow cottage again after several lovely holidays there we were disappointed by a few of the things mainly the garden unable to walk round it because so overgrown had to cut the weeds back to sit on the patio on a garden bench which needed attention,then they just took the seat and table without saying anything so nowhere to eat outside or sit and have a drink,came to cut the grass the day before we came home which was quite unbelievable being as we booked early on in the year. Lights were missing in the bathroom no shaver light, someone came in while we were out to replace kitchen taps but no curtesy call to say someone would be coming in on our absence we wasn’t sure what had happened when we returned and there was water on the floor, we still love the cottage but really think it needs a little more TLC

We have had a marvelous time in Crow Cottage. A typical English cottage in Kent. We loved the silent suurounding, the lovely walks and the pubs of Faversham and Canterbury. For us is several visits to the Cathedral for the Evensong a must. A place to come back.

A lovely comfortable cottage in a peaceful location. Although the garden is not enclosed, the cottage is surrounded by fields so is fine for dogs. Lots of space for two people & well equipped. Stairs are narrow and steep so might be a problem for the less agile. Good walks right from the door and lots to explore a short drive away. An outside tap would be useful for cleaning muddy paws!

Our stay at Crow Cottage was far too short but we aim to return as it is only two hours drive for us to get there. All of the facilities of the cottage were excellent and comfortable. Only issue was the front door would not unlock with the key provided.

This was our 3rd stay so it speaks for itself, might be a bit isolated for some people but we love it just 5mile from Faversham and lots of fantastic walks, cottage is very cosy with everything you need.the drive up to it leave a bit to be desired very rough.conservatory carpet needs replacing and the shower needs some attention but apart from that it was brilliant.

Great cottage, well appointed, good location, good value and lots of privacy and space. Great to have our little dog join us too, he definitely enjoyed exploring the large garden. Good location to explore the surrounding area. Definitely recommend visiting Belmont House and Gardens which is a short drive away and is free to visit as occupants of the cottage, we went on a quiet day so felt like we had the place to ourselves. Lots of great places to eat in and around Faversham and nice ales/beers to enjoy. The Carpenters Arms is a short walk from the cottage and well worth a visit, make sure to book in advance. The only minor criticism was the bed mattress was not that comfortable.

Lovely setting, central location for our needs. Clean ,simple and charming. Belmont estate well worth a visit for the beautiful gardens.

This was our second visit to the cottage and it was lovely to be back. We really enjoy the quiet location but it’s nice and central to reach the sites and attractions that Kent has to offer. Definitely try out Macknade farm shop and it’s cafe in Faversham. Perhaps some Oil on the bathroom door hinges to stop waking up partners in the night is my only suggestion .

Stayed in this cottage before and always enjoyed the peace and quiet the cottage is comfortable but is getting ready for a few upgrades e.g settee springs seem to have gone and kitchen carpet is threadbare also we knew the stairs were a bit iffy but they seemed to have polished them making them worse, but after saying all this I would rather stay here than anywhere else it’s a perfect spot and help always there if needed .

Lots of good walks around the area as fields surround the cottage. You hear the owl at night hooting on the roof. Other than that it's completely quiet not a sound! Fab little place with a log burner to keep cosy. Only thing I would change is the dining chairs as they are very wobbly and I thought I would break them so didn't sit on them at all. And the antenna needs seeing to as it looses reception often for the TV. Other than that 4.5/5

We were delighted with the cottage. It was very cosy warm and in a lovely position.Can't find anything negative to say about it except it would have been great to have had a small freezer.It was great to be able to use the log fire without any extra cost.The position of the cottage on its own on the little green was great for dog walking and all the surrounding fields were fantastic.Would recoment to any couple. Lovely Lovely Lovely.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Crow Cottage! The cottage is adorable and very cosy. Very secluded and quiet, making it the perfect escape for city life. Thank you for a lovely stay :)

A lovely cottage that had been converted and updated to make a comfortable retreat. The cottage is isolated in the remains of an ancient orchard. We both loved the house the immediate area with its lovely walks that our dog really appreciated. The only incredibly small item that was missing was a small vegetable knife! So we can thoroughly recommend a stay here.