Kent
Long known as the Garden of England for its orchards, hop gardens and oast houses, Kent runs from a cathedral city with thirteen centuries of pilgrimage history down to a Georgian spa town, an oyster-fishing coast, and a moated castle set among the wooded Weald.
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Canterbury
A UNESCO World Heritage cathedral city, and the destination of Chaucer's pilgrims.
Tunbridge Wells
A Georgian and Regency spa town built around a chalybeate spring, with the colonnaded Pantiles at its centre.
Whitstable & the Coast
A working harbour town famous for its native oysters and rows of colourful beach huts.
Leeds Castle & the Weald
A castle set on two islands in a lake near Maidstone, and the wooded Weald countryside around it.
About this guide
We keep this simple: a short, honest guide to each part of Kent, and a live link through to Booking.com to check current availability and prices — we don't maintain our own hotel listings or reviews, since those go stale fast and Booking.com's own data doesn't.