Casas de campo en Rochester

“We had a great stay and a pleasant experience here. The rooms were simple and clean. The host made us feel welcome at their place. Breakfast options were excellent. We felt warm and cozy during our stay. Thank you sir for the UK travel recommendations as well..”

“The property was everything we needed for our one night stay in Whitstable. It was very cosy, and had everything we needed. The host was easy to contact and responded really quickly. Would definitely recommend and return.”

“What a fantastic stay. We chose this property as we needed to vacate our home whilst work was being done, but it ended up so much more than just a place to lay our heads. The location, near the main road was ideal, but actually very quiet, as it was set down a hill. Pauline, the owner, couldn't have been more accomodating, finding extra parking for us and sorting out things very quickly. The location was brilliant, especially for our 2 dogs who loved the peaceful walks in the near vacinity”

“Well equipped cottage. Very quiet location. Would recommend. Unbeknownst, I left a dress at the property and it arrived in the post shortly after my stay. Great service!!!”

“We had the pleasure of visiting Mafeking in early December for a weekend getaway to the Kent countryside. The cottage was perfect - warm and cosy and a short drive from Leeds Castle and the vineyards at Chapel Downs for an amazing lunch. At night we walked up the road to the local pub for a great dinner then returned to Mafeking for an evening in front of the fire. Just sublime. ”

“We had a very nice stay. In the cottage all the utensils you could wish for are there. We were warmly welcomed by Mrs S. Who informed us about a very nice garden we could visit and a small church in Tudely where Marc Chagall made 12 very beautiful glass windows. Rochester is a beautiful city, with many old tipacally English houses, an impressive castle and cathedral, on the Medway. The only difficulty for us Dutch people, was the trafic in the area, so fast and so many roundabouts. ”