If considering a stay in Whitstable, I highly recommend Victoria Cottage. Ideally located just behind the harbour end of the High Street, it is in easy walk of local independent restaurants. The Cottage is homely and welcoming and Sarah the host, appears to have pre-empted any utensil/pot and pan or casserole requirements should you choose to cook. The microwave is high power so if ‘chicken ping’ or similar is your thing, you’ll get to eat quickly. The double bed in the main bedroom is comfortable and there is an en-suite facility. The main bathroom is spacious and has a shower above the bath that is deightfully efficient. There is an attic bedroom with 2 single beds but we did not need to use this. Having looked it is thoughtfully set out and ideal for children. The TV is not a smart TV but we brought along our Firestick and was able to use that in the USB port. Sarah provides a mini tourism information basket with flyers of local attractions and things to do in the surrounding district. Personally recommend Wingham Wildlife Park which is family run, well maintained, has great children play areas and animals that come up close and seem to like to interact with folk. Local info: Consider a mid-week break if you want to eat at Pearson’s. Tuesday is fish and chips for £7.50 plus they have live music on a Tuesday. You’d need to plan and book in advance for Pearson’s as they do get fully booked even on days without a special price. The Rock Lodge, open Thursday to Sunday, has choice of formal and more expensive dining upstairs with casual dining and live music downstairs. Rock around the Clock, open for all meals and located in an old bank on the High Street. You can eat in a vault. If you want to use a chain restaurant then there is a Zizzi and also a Prezzo in Whitstable. The Peter Cushing is a Wetherspoon at the bottom end of town and is unlike any of that chain I have been in before, it is clean, well-kept and pleasant to use. Whitstable Larger is sold here at a very competitive price!

We had a great time, excellent location, only a few minutes walk from the high street, decorated for Christmas and parking on site and bottle of fizz on arrival was an added bonus. Only thing that would’ve made it perfect, was a lock on the gate in working order (gate has dropped so unable to use) so we felt it was secure enough letting the dogs out unsupervised. All in all a great Christmas break. Thank you!

Hired the property for a girls weekend away and it didn’t disappoint. The perfect location for exploring Whitstable and surrounding areas

From booking to arriving everything went smoothly. Sarah our host was very accommodating. The accommodation had everything we needed for our stay. Clean compact and having two toilets fir two couples is always a bonus. We would def recommend Victoria cottage.

We were a group of 56yr old ladies, old school friends who meet from time to time to feel like 15yr olds again. Perfect location for us to walk everywhere with no need for car. We done a day trip to Canterbury by train one day and that was lovely too. We stayed for 4 nights, the cottage was lovely and traditional and very clean and comfortable. Communication was great with Sarah the owner and she even left a bottle of wine for us which I thought was such a lovely touch. No hesitation in recommending this place and we all hope to return soon.

The property was clean, quite well-equipped and in a convenient location. My concern is that whilst we were a party of 5 adults there was only sleeping accommodation for 4 people.

The property is in an excellent location. Everything is within easy reach - the harbour, beach, restaurants, pubs, shops etc. I think the owner has provided for every need - exceptional. There was even a bottle of (decent) wine waiting on arrival. Personally I found the stairs difficult as I have severe arthritis, but it was perfect for the family.

Central to the town and sea front. Whitstable is a step back in time which is very welcome in this modern World.

Very nice cottage, awesome location, parking a masiive bonus.