The Garden Cottage, Walmer Castle, Kent
Located in the grounds of Walmer Castle and Gardens
Sleeps 4
Prices from £540
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The Garden Cottage at Walmer Castle

The Garden Cottage is a delightful two bed holiday cottage comfortably sleeping four, overlooking Walmer Castle’s walled garden and with views of the castle itself. Recently refurbished to a stylish modern feel, this roomy, ground and first floor apartment overlooks Walmer Castle and the walled garden. Built by Henry VIII in 1539 to defend England from invasion by the French, Walmer Castle is the official residence of the Lord Warden, Commander of the Cinque Ports. There is a beach within easy walking distance, and the town of Sandwich is a short drive away. Included in your booking is a luxury hamper, as well as entry to all English Heritage sites and most events, 10% off in our shops and cafés during your stay. To view the floorplan of this holiday cottage and to discover the full list of available facilities, view the layout and facilities.

Kitchen, ground floor

Kitchen, ground floor

Kitchen, ground floor
Kitchen, ground floor
Master bedroom, first floor

Master bedroom, first floor

Master bedroom, first floor
Master bedroom, first floor
Bathroom, first floor

Bathroom, first floor

Bathroom, first floor
Bathroom, first floor
Dining room, ground floor

Dining room, ground floor

Dining room, ground floor
Dining room, ground floor
En suite, first floor

En suite, first floor

En suite, first floor
En suite, first floor
Living room, ground floor

Living room, ground floor

Living room, ground floor
Living room, ground floor
Twin bedroom, first floor

Twin bedroom, first floor

Twin bedroom, first floor
Twin bedroom, first floor
Master bedroom, first floor

Master bedroom, first floor

Master bedroom, first floor
Master bedroom, first floor
Master bedroom, first floor

Master bedroom, first floor

Master bedroom, first floor
Master bedroom, first floor
Kitchen and dining room

Kitchen and dining room

Kitchen and dining room
Kitchen and dining room
Living room, ground floor

Living room, ground floor

Living room, ground floor
Living room, ground floor
Twin bedroom, first floor

Twin bedroom, first floor

Twin bedroom, first floor
Twin bedroom, first floor
Twin bedroom, first floor

Twin bedroom, first floor

Twin bedroom, first floor
Twin bedroom, first floor
WC, ground floor

WC, ground floor

WC, ground floor
WC, ground floor
Front exterior and cottage parking

Front exterior and cottage parking

Front exterior and cottage parking
Front exterior and cottage parking
Exterior and site

Exterior and site

Exterior and site
Exterior and site

Take a Virtual tour

To get better feel for the space at The Garden Cottage holiday cottage, take the below virtual 360° 'walk-around’ to discover all rooms. See where steps and level-changes are in the property and discover features and fittings to make your stay more comfortable and enjoyable. Click on the hotspots and spin around to see right into each room.

Discover Walmer Castle

Built in 1539 Walmer Castle is one of a number of forts built by Henry VIII along this part of the coast to defend England from invasion by the French. Walmer Castle is the official residence of the Lord Warden, Commander of the Cinque ports, a role that has been in existence since the 13th Century and former holders have included the Duke of Wellington, Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.

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Testimonial

Wonderful new furnishings. Another lovely stay and lots of time in the beautiful garden.
L. S
Another week at the Garden Cottage, Walmer Castle - we absolutely love it here and this was our 4th or 5th stay - we will be back for sure. Thank you to the housekeeper for keeping the cottage so well and for our wonderful welcome hamper. Access to the garden really makes this such a special place to stay.
D. H
It was a lovely cottage in a beautiful setting. There were many other places of interest within easy reach. We appreciated the generous welcome hamper.
E. N
A wonderful stay and having access to the gardens after hours was a real treat.
J.M
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