The Holiday Cottage Collection is a carefully curated selection of holiday lets for those seeking a spectacular staycation. Each cottage is delightfully clean and comfortable so it’s the perfect bolthole to relax, recharge, and rekindle your love of the fabulous English countryside.

Stay inside a beautifully restored Napoleonic Martello tower overlooking Dymchurch’s sandy beach. Sleeping ten across four king bedrooms and a double sofa bed, this pet-friendly landmark pairs more than 200 years of history with luxurious interiors, five shower rooms, panoramic sea views and an extraordinary spiral staircase.

Martello 25 occupies an extraordinary position beside Dymchurch’s wide sandy beach, giving guests a front-row seat to one of Kent’s most impressive coastal landscapes. At low tide, the sea retreats to reveal an enormous expanse of sand—perfect for paddling, sandcastle building and long shoreline walks. Start the morning watching the light change across the water, spend the afternoon barefoot on the beach, then return to the tower for drinks and dinner overlooking the coast. Dymchurch combines the nostalgia of a traditional seaside village with the atmospheric landscapes of Romney Marsh. The village centre offers cafés, shops, traditional seaside amusements and family attractions, all within easy reach of the Tower. One of the area’s best-loved experiences is the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway. Its miniature steam and diesel trains travel through the Kent countryside between Hythe and Dungeness, creating a memorable day out for children and adults alike. Stop in New Romney to visit the railway museum and model railway exhibition, continue to Hythe for independent shops and walks beside the Royal Military Canal, or ride all the way to the remarkable landscape of Dungeness. Dungeness feels unlike anywhere else in Britain, with its vast shingle headland, nature reserve, lighthouses and distinctive collection of fishermen’s cottages. Wildlife lovers can explore the wider Romney Marsh landscape, while those seeking another memorable family day out will find Port Lympne Reserve within easy reach. Closer to home, discover Dymchurch’s neighbouring Martello Tower No. 24, restored to show how these coastal defences would have appeared when occupied by soldiers in the early 1800s. Or if you fancy a traditional day by the seaside, Dymchurch caters for our younger guests with amusements, a small theme park and of course, no seaside town woudl be complete without proper British fish 'n' chips! Whether your ideal escape involves beach days, heritage, steam...