Top Hotels Near Whitstable and Seasalter Golf Club in Whitstable from NZ$124

"Stayed here twice now and I love it rooms are excellent and very clean and staff are super friendly."

"We loved your house, it was such a wonderful position in town and no distance from one the greatest cafes near the beach. There was lots of space in the house, the garden was beautiful. Showers and hot water was excellent, lots of activities in the house too and wifi excellent. We lucked out on the weather and the stained glass was gorgeous. There was unfortunately no cafetiere which was a shame as this stopped us having a relaxing early morning coffee in the sunshine waiting for everyone to gather themselves."

"Spacious property in great location to explore Whitstable."

"Beautiful cottage, extremely clean and with plenty of facilities… also the bed was really comfortable. Great location in Whitstable!! "

"This house was clean, tidy, and airy, but the kitchen and bathroom door handles were very stiff and need attention. This house is advertised with parking and pet friendly. However, the ‘parking’ comprised the ability to load and unload under the adjacent car port. We were told by the renter after we had booked that we needed to find parking on side streets or waste land for all other parking. The side streets were full of cars owned by residents and the scrub land was full of rubbish and pot holes. The woman who runs the shop behind the house parked her silver car under the car port all day. In fact, her car is the one in the photograph of the car port on the VRBO website. There is a large car park opposite the house. The charge was £1.60 per hour 8:30am to 9:00pm then a charge of £2:00 overnight. We spent almost £50 on car parking fees. THIS PROPERTY DOES NOT HAVE PARKING. The house is advertised as pet friendly. It is stated that pets are only allowed downstairs and if there was evidence of pets going up stairs, then there would be an extra cleaning charge. I was happy with this, I have two little dogs that sleep in their crates at night and don’t come into the bedroom. When we arrived we found that the downstairs comprised the entrance hall, a downstairs toilet and a small galley kitchen. All of the living accommodation was on the first and second floors. This meant that the dogs could not be with us in the houseThis was very stressful. THE HOUSE IS NOT PET FRIENDLY."