The space

There’s a double bed with the softest of sheets and under-bed storage. The bathroom has a WC, sink, shower, fluffy towels and complimentary toiletries. Your own well-equipped kitchen means you can make everything from a morning coffee to drink in bed or delicious supper to eat on the patio on a warm evening. During colder months the woodburning stove keeps you cosy, and we’ll provide you with plenty of firewood.

Eating in Aldington

Here are some of the best places to eat and drink locally:

The Five Bells: Five Bells Inn – East Brabourne Pub and Rooms

The Woolpack: Woolpack Inn – Warehorne Pub and Rooms

Lympne Bistro: Dine at The Bistro Situated on the Historic Romney Marsh in Kent

The Wife of Bath: The Wife of Bath – Restaurant, Bar & Rooms in Wye

The Doghouse: The Dog House Micro Pub in Kent

Unit One: Unit 1 – Unit 1 Riverside

What’s in Aldington?

Although the hut provides you with all the facilities you need to self-cater there are numerous cafes, pubs and restaurants in surrounding villages and towns, so you could enjoy a scallop and bacon baguette on the seafront at Hythe for breakfast, have a different world cuisine from every stall on Folkestone’s Harbour Arm for lunch, and a slap-up traditional dinner at a village pub for dinner. The fish and chip van visits the village on a Tuesday.

Aldington itself has its own general store and Post Office, pub, butcher and fishmonger, as well as the fantastic egg vending machine, which has to be seen to be believed! And it doesn’t just sell eggs. You can snap up some brownies, bacon, milk, veg and whatever the farmer happens to have put in it that day, and it’s just a short walk away across the fields.