Little Dane Court

Absolutely stunning property for those who like a bit of history. Host was so accommodating to our needs. Beds were exceptionally comfortable and we felt so relaxed making the most of the roll top bath. Breakfast was top drawer (loved the sausages especially). Nothing to fault. We’re already booked in for next year!

Great place to stay, very clean. Very friendly owner. A great full breakfast in the morning.

Clean rooms. Great location. Friendly owner

Very clean comfy room, friendly staff (Rod), delicious breakfast, large parking area (bit tricky to navigate with large car) but plenty of room to park.

Clean rooms Private parking Good Breakfast

Had a lovely stay, Rod the owner was very amiable and nothing was a problem ,breakfast was a delight too. Room spacious bathroom huge ! Would definitely return and recommend. WW

From our arrival on, we felt uneasy. Having had a long and stressful journey round the M25, on arrival we were asked when we wanted breakfast and what we wanted. Taken aback we said - full english please. Our room, and none of the other rooms, could be locked. Our first beakfast was poor. Barely cooked sausage and bacon and raw mushrooms. The continental breakfast was barely that: Bran flakes, corn flakes or cheap muesli plus apple/orange juice. The following day we asked for scrambled eggs on toast and were treated to barely toasted bread, grey scrambled eggs plus cherry tomatoes and mushrooms (fortunately less raw than the day before) and the host hovered over the breakfast table as I was finishing my breakfast. The host also be-moaned the guests visiting Chapel Down winery (which was where we were going) so a bit of self-awareness is needed we thinks. All in all an experience which we won't be repeating. Tentderden was fablulous, lots to see and do, including a brilliant jazz club at the Grape Vine, several restaurants and tea rooms plus the preserved railway. We will be back but looking for a different place to stay.

Friendly efficient host. Lovely setting. Comfortable stylish accommodation.

Lovely old building. Rod was a good host. Full English breakfast was good. Tenterden village high street was full of lovely , unique shops. Only real issues were little space to put anything and no where to put make up on. Shower was also tricky to get at a tolerable temperature.

The property is a little eccentric but that is, perhaps, to be expected bearing in mind it's age. Do not be put off by that comment though as it also has a lot of charm and is very convenient for exploring Tenterden and it's surrounding area. The bed in our room was very comfortable and the linen clean and fresh. There is a private car park to the rear of the property. Rod, the proprietor, made us very welcome and is very approachable and knowledgeable about the area. I don't recall staying in a b&b before as we usually choose hotels, but we would certainly be happy to stay again if visiting the area.

My husband and I had a delightful stay at this charming bed and breakfast on Saturday night. Our room was spacious, comfortable, clean and well equipped . Perfectly located to explore tenterden on foot. In the morning, we enjoyed a lovely breakfast served in a quaint little courtyard besides the beautiful Japanese garden which added to the serene ambiance . The owner was incredibly friendly and helpful, making us feel right at home. I highly recommend this lovely B&B for anyone seeking a relaxing getaway in the Kent countryside.

It was a great location and really pretty place with lovely gardens. The Japanese decor inside was unexpected but stunning. The quirky stairs to the ensuite was interesting but made it more fun. Lovely breakfast and friendly, helpful host.

Very nice and in a good location

Our host Rod is justly proud of his restoration of this historic property and his beautiful Japanese garden. Our room was comfortable and well set up (though quite small), and the location in Tenterden is perfect for great restaurants from high-end Italian at Montalbano to good pub food at The Vine. Nearby are several fantastic National Trust gardens and the unique museum at actress Ellen Terry's house in Small Hythe. Perfect for a short break in Kent.

Quirky, beautiful period property that was immaculately clean with a great host.

Close to the town centre and a lovely garden. The breakfast was disappointing and underwhelming I'm afraid. Host was friendly. It wasn't clear when booking that the twin room has a separate bathroom across the hall. Found it very odd that the bedroom doors didn't lock!

Wonderful quiet property with old oak beams. Close to Chapel Down winery too.

Beautiful property set in stunning Japanese garden. Scrummy cooked breakfast and secure parking. A really lovely stay, would definitely return and highly recommend for a relaxing calming break. Thank you, Rod!

Quirky 500 year old property, very clean and spacious. Good breakfast with nice selection. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The garden is worth looking around before you leave.

Super house, with a great history - all 550 years of it! Car Park at rear for guests. Rod is a super host and cooks a nice English breakfast every morning. We stayed in the twin, corner bedroom with separate bathroom. Very comfortable beds and bedding, nice room. All very clean and comfortable. Tea & Coffee available in the room and bottle of water. Information file in the room, gives a history of the house, garden and interesting places to see/visit in area and beyond. Also information re: restaurants, pubs and taxi firms. Tenterden is a nice place with mostly independent shops along the High Street, pubs and restaurants. All a very short walk from Little Dane Court. Note: book taxi in advance because they get very booked up at the weekend.