Claire's Cottage

The Space
Step through the front door directly into the kitchen. With a tiled floor and fitted cottage style units with a butler sink, amenities include a fridge with freezer compartment, washing machine, microwave, electric cooker and hob. The window overlooks the front, and a door leads up the stairs, whilst the other door leads through to the living room.

A cosy carpeted room, the living area at Claire’s Cottage houses an original fireplace which remains a delightful wood burning stove. You’ll find built-in cupboards and bookshelves on either side of the fireplace. There is a comfortable two-seater sofa and TV, plus an extending gateleg dining table with two dining chairs.

Overlooking the back garden, the bedroom is carpeted and has a king size bed with bedside tables and lamps. There is also a wardrobe and a dressing table, together with a chest of drawers and an armchair.

Head to the bathroom and you’ll find a shower cubicle, a hand basin, a heated towel rail and WC.

Outside Claire’s Cottage is a pretty, enclosed garden which is south facing and a real suntrap. There are planted borders and a small patio area by the back door, along with garden furniture and a BBQ.

Host & Stay are committed to our owners that their homes are protected during guest bookings. For this reason, we require all our guests to transfer a Damage Deposit (refundable, subject to an administration charge) or, to purchase an Accidental Damage Waiver which will cover you for up to £500.00 of accidental damage during your stay.

Neighborhood
The suburb of Saltwood, on the edge of Hythe, has a hotel with bar and restaurant called The Castle which is just a five-minute walk from Claire’s Cottage. There is also a Michelin starred restaurant called The Hide & Fox which is well worth booking ahead for a special occasion.

Take a walk to Saltwood Castle and enjoy the stunning views out to sea from the public footpath through the park or visit Brockhill Country Park, only 15-minutes' walk from the cottage.

Hythe is a traditional seaside town with a lovely mix of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. The delightful Romney Hythe and Dymchurch miniature steam railway will whisk you away to Dungeness and the lighthouse. Hythe Bay shingle beach and the wonderful wide esplanade along the seafront is the perfect place to breathe in the sea air and enjoy the views to France.

Head for the Royal Military canal for some fun in boats or perhaps have a day out at Port Lympne Wildlife Park which is only a few miles away.

If you prefer a countryside ramble just head out to one of the many villages on Romney Marsh and do some exploring - the 14 historic village churches are well worth a visit.

Nearby Sandgate is very popular and great for finding antiques or visit the Little Fish and Chip Shop and have your fish and chips on the beach whilst the sun goes down.

Folkestone Harbour Arm and Creative Quarter offer a vibrant and fun shopping and eating experience. If you need some retail therapy look no further than Ashford Designer Outlet centre, where you can pick up a bargain and enjoy one of the many cafes and restaurants.

Getting Around
The nearest train station to Saltwood can be found in the nearby village of Sandling. From here, there are direct routes to locations all across the South East including Dover, London and Ramsgate.

A number of bus routes can be found running through Saltwood. Hop on the 10 to visit Ashford and Folkestone or take a trip on the 18 to enjoy the sights of Canterbury and Hythe.

All of the London’s airports can be accessed easily from Saltwood.