The Best Kent Boutique Hotels

Grade I listed house set in 22 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland; antiques and original paintings create an opulent atmosphere

a fabulous Victorian boutique hotel on the seafront, with high scores for its rooftop bar and elegant rooms with treats such as a vintage record player

Grade II listed mansion, an architectural landmark of the town, lovingly restored to retain period details whilst providing modern comfort

Edwardian mansion with elegant guest rooms and lavish public rooms set in landscaped gardens, within Port Lympne Wild Animal Reserve

occupies a seafront, Regency terrace just a 5-minute drive from the ferry terminal - offers pampering spa facilities and a choice of dining options

elegant 19th century exterior with stylish interiors that blend period features and modern facilities, on clifftop promenade with sea views

stylish and elegant rooms, appointed to a high standard, feature at this 18th-century Georgian manor close to the famous Brands Hatch Circuit

grand Victorian building, with spacious and elegant rooms and a traditional restaurant, set in leafy gardens just off of the seafront

15th century former coaching inn with many original features, located close to the medieval West Gate, 2 minutes walk from city centre

relaxing hotel with extensive leisure facilities in huge private estate with historic building at its heart and modern log cabins in the grounds

standing on the pretty village square since 1602, plenty of the original features have been retained whilst also providing modern comforts

100m from Margate's Bay Beach, a hotel with pleasant rooms has a stylish bar showcasing local contemporary artwork including by Tracy Emin

charming hotel perfectly located on the historic Pantiles featuring classically decorated rooms and a traditional Parisian restaurant

incorporates part of the Norman city walls although dating from the 1730s - offers a homely, relaxing atmosphere close to the city centre

this classically decorated hotel, sitting on the lively High Street in the shadow of the Cathedral offers a great place from which to explore

family-run hotel, dating back to the 16th century, with well-appointed, traditionally styled guest rooms and a cosy oak-beamed bar

cosy, 14th-century pub brimming with centuries of character and original features, in the centre of Faversham close to the brewery visitor centre

15th century, former coaching inn retaining period character including oak beams and wood panelling, guest rooms are modern and comfy

proudly standing on Tankerton cliffs and enjoying fine sea views; guest rooms are spacious and decorated in a contemporary, nautical style

built in 1791, with a rich and colourful past, playing host to royalty, politicians and actors, today a stylish accommodation and restaurant

traditional, seaside pub affording guests comfortable rooms, many with sea views, locally brewed beers and an extensive bar food menu

a blend of character features and contemporary decor and facilities, overlooking the Common, regularly played host to Queen Victoria

classic, elegant hotel offering fine dining and relaxing facilities set in 14 acres of peaceful grounds yet only a 10-minute walk from the centre

early 18th-century hotel, combining charming period features with contemporary rooms, glorious sea views and fresh, local produce to eat

in a picturesque village amidst the Kent countryside yet only 15 minutes drive from Canterbury - features a cosy restaurant with exposed beams

for a stay in this fine coastal town, an historic Victorian pub earns high scores for the boutique rooms and its restaurant with a mussels menu

historic 14th century inn featuring a blend of character features and contemporary design; guest rooms are unique and individually styled

impressive manor house set in extensive, landscaped grounds featuring classic and superior rooms an an array of relaxing leisure facilities

stylish accommodation in 17th century former posting house with oak beams, gleaming brass and traditional, well-presented guest rooms

above this friendly pub with a popular restaurant, the refurbished guest rooms are attractively decorated and equipped to a high standard

American themed restaurant and rooms set in a former railway station, decor in the guest rooms is inspired by the American Old West

18th-century former coach house with warm, cosily furnished rooms, a choice of dinning options and two bars plus a garden bar in summer

previous guests have rated this historic inn highly for its comfort, value for money and quality of cuisine served in the relaxed bar restaurant

a former 14th century monastery with charming bedrooms, exposed brickwork and wooden breams feature, located in a characterful village

rustic, Kentish inn, parts date from the 18th century, lying directly on the Pilgrims Way in a quiet hamlet; rooms are in Kentish barn style annexes

an inn is believed to have stood on the same spot since the 14th century, the current venue dates from 1703 and retains plenty of original charm

charming combination of three Georgian town houses in historic garden crescent with amazing harbour and sea views close to the town centre

16th century public house at the edge of the Swale Estuary offering panoramic views and contemporary, rustic style guest rooms

Grade 1 listed 15th century inn fully restored yet retaining original features

formed from a traditional, medieval farmhouse tucked away in the Kent countryside and features luxurious, rustic style rooms and good food

13th century coaching inn, sympathetically renovated but plenty of original character, in pretty village with easy access to M20, M26 & M25

a characteristic pub, formed from a row of 16th century cottages, located close to Howletts Wild Animal Park and a short drive from Canterbury

traditional pub and restaurant with beautifully designed rooms that are contemporary yet are very much in keeping with the original character

boasts a prominent position overlooking the pier and beach, the comfy lounge bar offers the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the sea views

traditional hotel formed of a 19th century mansion house and more modern addition featuring comfortable rooms and elegant restaurant

former coaching inn, parts date from the 15th century, located a short walk from the High Street and 10-minutes from the RH&D railway

a former 18th century barracks, listed, now a contemporary Steakhouse grill and pub with spacious, well-presented guest rooms upstairs

a classic country inn in a pretty village offers cosy beamed rooms, luxuriously appointed, and features set menus of tasty seasonal dishes

highly rated guest accommodation and restaurant just outside the city walls, a short walk from the cathedral and the shops on High Street

a touch of boutique glamour in the Kent countryside, there are uniquely styled rooms with many boasting spa bath and a four-poster bed

stylish townhouse, located a short stroll from the seafront, with interior design that blends original features with smart, contemporary decor

beautifully appointed and individually styled bedrooms set in Edwardian wings of the 13th-century castle, the former home of Anne Boleyn

15th-century Weald house located in a quiet hamlet perched atop the Kent Downs offering stylish, well-appointed rooms and good food

18th century house next to the village church and overlooking rolling countryside, beautifully presented throughout with luxurious touches

award-winning, 13th century manor house - the village's original manor house - offering spacious rooms with seating area and garden views

combining modern facilities with old-fashioned charm and service, this delightful inn features a convivial bar and five seperate dining areas

boutique rooms in a newly renovated house, overlooking Folkestone's working harbour, associated with nearby stylish, seafront restaurant

character building standing watch over the constant coming and going of ships on the Thames since 1665; guest rooms are individually styled

this historic former coaching inn oozes character in its low beamed bar and prettily decorated rooms, located in the heart of this charming town

former inn, converted to boutique hotel and restaurant with charm, character and guest rooms with vintage furniture and bespoke fittings

easily reached from the M20 motorway, this idyllic country inn has been recently refurbished and offers spacious, sumptuously furnished rooms

set in a quiet and peaceful spot close to Deal and Dover and offers traditional style rooms and a varied menu of home cooked food

behind the Georgian façade lies an updated interior, but important character features have been retained, and quirkily styled guest rooms

dating from the 15th century, this character house features boutique rooms or modern stable rooms, a walled garden and a library

revel in 900 years of history and 500 acres of parkland at this well-appointed accommodation set in the stable courtyard of Leeds Castle

Tudor building formerly known as "Little Inn", made famous by Dickens, extensively refurbished and set on a cobbled street near the cathedral

traditional pub in a charming Kent village near Canterbury, guest rooms are smart and contemporary and there a country views from the garden

atmospheric inn, said to be a smugglers haunt in times-past, where character features blend with more contemporary styling and comfort

Grade II listed, 17th-century barn set in private, landscaped gardens, the well-appointed guest rooms are found set around a courtyard

comfortable, friendly home from home on the A2 and a 10-minute walk from the town centre and station, features well-appointed guest rooms

16th century free house set high atop the Kent Downs in an area of outstanding natural beauty, perfect for an escape to the country

historic house, next to the cathedral gateway, dating from 1438 retaining plenty of character, sloping floors, wooden beams and winding corridors

Grade II listed manor house set in over 3 acres of gardens that include a lake and stream - offers beautifully presented rooms, unique in style

traditional English Inn, dating back to 1580, with cosy bar and restaurant located a few minutes walk from the historic centre of Sandwich

14th-century coaching inn in a picturesque village surrounded by walking routes

perfectly placed for exploring Kent and the south coast, this charming inn boasts rooms decorated in an individual and characterful style

former coaching inn located in a conservation village just outside of Tunbridge Wells offering traditional style rooms and gastro-style food

stylishly renovated, yet retains plenty of original character that can be found in the boutique, well-appointed rooms and public areas

19th century flint-fronted house, retains plenty of original character, 5 minutes walk from Viking Bay with access to private beach hut

enjoy the elegant, cosy rooms at this high quality B&B in a stylishly renovated Victorian town house ten minutes walk from Canterbury centre

rustic pub in picturesque riverside setting, with spacious en-suite rooms and restaurant, 8 miles from Canterbury

17th-century building with many period features, located opposite St. Peter's Church with shops, restaurants and bars just moments away

Grade II listed townhouse located at the foot of Dover Castle, within easy reach of the town centre, seafront and the cross-channel ferry terminal

an historic pub in the heart of Ramsgate boasts a striking interior with ornate, individually designed rooms, plus a superb Asian restaurant

a charming flint-walled inn near Dover; the renovated rooms and bathrooms are stylish and inviting, as is the rustic bar and restaurant

conference and events centre set amidst a 36 acre estate on the fringes of Tunbridge Wells, smart guest rooms are in a purpose-built annex

this stunning, Art-Deco building features numerous period artefacts and offers comfy B&B accommodation in airy, individually themed rooms

a relaxed and welcoming B&B, boasting many homely touches and well located for the Port Lympne Wildlife Park and RH&D miniature railway

in a small town on the coast, a fine Georgian house has earned high review scores for attentive hospitality and the charming of the rooms

15th century former farmhouse with accommodation in the house and a barn

in a beautiful Georgian market town with countryside views, this quaint cottage is praised for charming hospitality and cosy, comfortable rooms

escape to the country at this rustic accommodation situated on the edge of a peaceful, Kent Downs village a short drive from Canterbury

enjoy the best of both worlds at this peaceful farmhouse, set in the Kent countryside but juts 2 miles from the bustle of historical Canterbury

Grade II listed townhouse, located moments from Dover's main shopping thoroughfare, offering comfortable, well-equipped guest rooms

quietly situated right in the heart of historic Canterbury, this Georgian Grade II listed house retains period features in the spacious rooms

Georgian townhouse with period features, mirrored arches and large sash windows, and spacious guest rooms set on a quiet, central lane