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Port Lympne Reserve

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PORT LYMPNE RESERVE: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve

Port Lympne Reserve is Kent's Biggest Wildlife Park and a breeding sanctuary for rare and endangered animals. Wherever possible, we aim to send animals born here to protected areas of their natural habitat where they can live free – just as they should be. We always make sure that the animals come first, from enclosure design to diet, no expense is spared. Port Lympne’s award-winning short breaks range from our luxurious Lion Lodge, where your neighbours are a stunning pair of lions, to rustic and affordable family glamping in our Pinewood Pods. What’s more, you can enjoy your stay knowing that you are directly helping to support the animals which call Port Lympne home and our international conservation work in collaboration with The Aspinall Foundation.

No trip to Port Lympne is complete without exploring the Kentish savannah on Port Lympne’s iconic truck safari, which is included in your entry ticket. To truly reconnect with your wild side, consider upgrading to a Ranger-led safari and go off-road, get even closer to animals and get the rare opportunity to hand-feed species, including rhinos or giraffes!Stay with us.

BEST VALUE ANNUAL PASS Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve and Howletts Wild Animal Park's brand-new Annual Pass allows unlimited entry to both parks throughout the year, offering access to over 1,200 animals across 91 species. The Annual Pass also includes access to Port Lympne’s iconic safari tours and a terrific 20% discount on food and drink across both parks’ many cafes and Howletts’ Pavilion restaurant. Annual passes are available from £75 for an adult and £65 for a child. Read more here>>

STAY AT PORT LYMPNE Port Lympne is home to 14 different ways to stay the night, ranging from cosy glamping pods to luxurious lodges adjoining lion, tiger and wolf enclosures! Our multi-award-winning accommodation offers something for everyone, be it a family safari or a luxurious romantic retreat. Enjoy a unique getaway with all the little luxuries you would expect. Explore our stunning reserve in your personal golf buggy, eat and drink at a variety of restaurants, book additional experiences or simply enjoy nature. VIP ranger safaris, animal encounters and photography courses are among a long list of activities on offer. With our restaurants showcasing seasonal menus, foodies will be most satisfied. Port Lympne is one of the most magical venues in the UK for private parties, weddings and events. Read more here>>

DINING AT PORT LYMPNE Lunch, Dinner and Sunday roasts at The Garden Room Port Lympne’s stylish Garden Room Restaurant & Bar is a hidden gem, tucked away by the historic Port Lympne Hotel and surrounded by 600 acres of wilderness. The former stable yard of the original Sassoon estate retains its old-world charm, offering an inviting space for couples and families to sample the exceptional menus lovingly designed by Executive Chef Lee Edney. The Port Lympne team are proud to showcase the exceptional range of produce available in Kent, including ingredients sourced within the Port Lympne and Howlett's estates. The Garden Room is open to the public for lunch, Sunday roast and dinner 7 days per week (closed to day visitors on Christmas Eve). Read more here>>

AFTERNOON TEA AT PORT LYMPNE Afternoon Tea at Port Lympne is quickly becoming one of the Reserve’s most popular ways to dine. Guests can enjoy a classic or sparkling afternoon tea in the striking muralled dining rooms of the historic Port Lympne Hotel or on the sun-dappled Western Terrace at the heart of Kent's biggest wildlife park.

Afternoon tea at Port Lympne is served on traditional tiers, layered with a selection of freshly-prepared finger sandwiches and savoury morsels, delicate pastries and desserts and - of course - scones with lashings of clotted cream and seasonal jams. Read more here>>

PORT LYMPNE'S NEWEST ARRIVALS

A New King is Crowned at Port Lympne: We're thrilled to announce the arrival of a new member of our animal family at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve, Kent’s largest wildlife park. A magnificent lion has recently been welcomed to the reserve, and visitors can now see this impressive big cat up close. The lion, a male named Hunter, was born in 2019 at West Midlands Safari Park and arrived at Port Lympne earlier this month. He has been settling in well to his new surroundings and is already proving to be a firm favourite with visitors and staff alike. He has joined the pride of lions already residing at Port Lympne, which is led by a formidable lioness named Oudrika. Read more here>>

Port Lympne’s Giraffe Tower Grows Taller In July, a 4-year-old male giraffe named Zabuni arrived at Port Lympne to join the Reserve’s beloved tower of giraffes.

The handsome new arrival is a hit with Reserve guests, staff and the other giraffes and can be spotted as guests explore Port Lympne’s iconic safari across the Kentish savannah. Guests wishing to get up close and personal with Port Lympne’s giraffes can book an enhanced giraffe safari, which will give the unforgettable opportunity to hand-feed some of Port Lympne’s resident giraffes! Learn more about Zabuni here>>

NEW FOR 2023: GARDEN TOURS If you love everything quintessentially English, then Port Lympne’s new Guided Garden Tour and Afternoon Tea offering will delight you. Launched in the summer of 2023 and running every Wednesday until October, the expert Gardener-led tour will take in the wonders of the magnificent historic gardens, fruiteries and architectural elements that complement the elegant 1920s mansion at the heart of Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve. Find out more here>>

For pricing and membership details, please visit www.aspinallfoundation.org

Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve Lympne Nr Hythe CT21 4LR

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Summer: Opening times: 9:30am - 6:30pm Winter: Opening times: 9:30am - 5:00pm Christmas Eve: 9:30am - 2:00pm. Last admission 1:30pm Boxing Day: 10:30am - 5:00pm, Last admission 3:00pm

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Set within 15 acres of landscaped gardens in the beautiful Port Lympne Wild Animal Reserve, the Port Lympne Mansion Hotel features stunning views across the Romney Marsh, over the Kent Coast, and towards the English Channel. This unique property has free WiFi and free onsite parking. The historic Edwardian mansion house offers elegant rooms, each with a flat-screen TV, an iPod docking station, a seating area, and tea and coffee making facilities. The en-suite bath or shower rooms have bathrobes, complimentary toiletries, and a hairdryer. Some luxury suites boast a four-poster bed and all rooms have luxurious detailing and stylish furnishings. In the mornings, the Port Lympne Mansion House serves full English and continental breakfasts. Port Lympne Mansion Hotel has accommodated prestigious guests, including Sir Winston Churchill, Lawrence of Arabia, and Prince Edward. Guests can explore the Howletts Wild Animal Park, which is also within the grounds.

Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.5 for a two-person trip.

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Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve

Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve in Kent is home to over 700 animals and Kent's only safari. Experience a day visit, stay at the stunning Tiger Lodge and more and eat in the beautiful Babydoll's Italian wood fired pizza restaurant.

Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve is Kent’s largest wildlife attraction. Visit for the day or enjoy an overnight stay at one of the unique award-winning accommodations, Port Lympne is a destination with so much to offer.

Home to over 700 rare and endangered animals, including the largest herd of black rhino in the UK, the only giraffe in Kent, gorillas, tigers, lions, leopards, bears and so much more, conservation is at the heart of this Reserve.

Journey to South America, Asia, and Africa on the authentic safari and see some incredible animals along the way. Get up-close with life size prehistoric creatures in the popular attraction, Dinosaur Forest and wander the leafy pathways to discover where the wild things are. Book an unforgettable animal experience, enjoy a private safari or take part in other activities including laser clay and zorbing!

Stay at the stunning Tiger Lodge where you can sleep within a whisker of the resident Amur tigers. Enjoy breath-taking coastal views from your private balcony and explore the Reserve in your personal golf buggy – there’s nowhere else in the world quite like it!

Or try the recently opened historic cottage, Wolf Lodge . An unforgettable overnight experience, where you can be part of the pack, as you sleep beside wolves that roam freely in their wooded garden habitat next door. 

Whilst you’re here, pop in to the 4* Port Lympne Hotel where you can eat, drink, get married, hold your next business event and host an incredible party.  Enjoy the incredible gardens, hand painted mural rooms, stunning terraces and the newly restored Moroccan Courtyard , with its relaxed atmosphere and wonderful original features, decorated with antiques handpicked from the markets of Marrakech – it’s the ideal space to get away from it all.

Whether you visit for the day, dine at one of the restaurants, or stay at one of the unique accommodations, Port Lympne is a hidden gem, just waiting to be discovered in this district. What’s more, all profits from the parks and short breaks go back into the conservation work of our charity. So you can enjoy your visit, knowing that you are directly helping our conservation work.

Click here to find out more and book, call  01303 264647, or email [email protected]

Address : Aldington Rd, Lympne, Hythe, CT21 4LR

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Port Lympne hotel review: a safari reserve in Kent perfect for adventurous families

A taste of the serengeti in the southeast of england with thrilling safari tours, treehouse stays and child-friendly restaurants.

A swathe of the Masai Mara (almost) cuts through the plains of Kent at Port Lympne. Set up by John Aspinall, the casino owner, the 600-acre reserve near Hythe is home to hundreds of endangered animals, from lowland gorillas to red pandas. So it’s coffee with a chorus of the jungle here. Scattered around is an eclectic range of digs, from pods, cabins and treehouses to rough-luxe wood-panelled lodges with outdoor baths and full picture windows overlooking lion enclosures. Most rooms come with a golf buggy in which to tootle around the reserve and all breaks include a one-hour safari. Several cafés and restaurants keep even tricky young eaters happy.

Overall score 9/10

Main photo: Get up close to giraffes at the 600-acre Port Lympne reserve

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Score 8/10 The 89 “units” peppered across the reserve are of all shapes, sizes and price tags. Interiors tend towards the sleek with a touch of Serengeti luxe, featuring tent canvas fabrics, rattan lamp stands and ostrich-feather blankets. Pictures of tigers, gorillas and co abound. Families love the two-bedroom treehouses with large decks. The centre point of the park is the red-brick main house (Mansion Hotel), which was built in 1913 in the Cape Dutch revival style for Philip Sassoon, the MP and socialite. Sassoon used it as a postwar party pad and eight themed rooms and suites are named after his famous guests, among whom were Sir Winston Churchill, Lord Mountbatten and Charlie Chaplin. Original furnishings and features include four-poster beds and tiled bathrooms. Aspinall, who bought the house in 1973, was also big on the eccentric aristo vibe. The reception rooms feature black and white marble floors, a pink Moroccan courtyard, a Tent Room with a trompe l’oeil from Rex Whistler and full-scale floor to ceiling murals of wild animals by the artist Arthur Spencer Roberts.

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Score 8/10 The restaurants offer children’s menus and are open at the strange hours that children like to eat. Babydoll’s does a good line in pizza and pasta. For a less-carby, more refined offering, there’s the main restaurant, the Garden Room. Set in the converted stable block of the Mansion Hotel, it’s a light, verdant room with plush furnishings and an excellent bar. The menu is European, the right side of adventurous and uses a lot of local produce — grilled sardines, breaded lamb shoulder with polenta, Ibérico pork chop. Staff are lovely, even to tired young children.

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Score 10/10 Guests can buzz around the reserve on golf buggies and the included safari involves a ride in an open-sided modified military truck that goes into the park’s African, Asian and South American animal quarters. The rangers know their beasts. Expect facts about why giraffes have black tongues and why guinea baboons have about as many teeth as cheetahs. There are a huge range of add-on animal experiences — hand-feeding giraffes, keeper experience days. Away from the creatures, the house has 15 acres of beautifully kept Italianate formal gardens to wander through. A stay also includes access to the sister Aspinall Foundation property, Howletts Wild Animal Park (30 minutes by car).

Where is it?

Score 9/10 Central London is just under two hours away by car and the coastal town of Hythe is a ten-minute drive. The hotel can arrange taxis to Ashford International station, or there’s a bus. Views are over Romney Marsh to the Channel. On a clear day, you can even see France on the horizon.

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The 100 acres “Africa Experience” safari park in Kent, England, is a place where many African species are free to roam as if they were at home… except they don’t have to worry about fighting for meager water holes here.

When you arrive, you will get a glass of champagne and meet your enthusiastic guide. You are then taken on a safari experience to rival that of Africa, as all the animals are easily locatable in the vicinity of the lodge.

You then stop at your luxury tented camp, complete with a bar and restaurant. There is an elevated platform, so you can enjoy looking at the animals as you relax.

The open kitchen cooks a five-course African banquet for you and the other explorers, and the day is finished with story-telling and information about the important conservation work owners, The Aspinall Foundation, do in Africa.

The following day features another round of safari adventuring before returning you back to England, where you collect your bags.

Giraffe Lodge was formerly called Livingstone Lodge, and it's in the Port Lympne Wild Animal Park on the eastern bank of the United Kingdom.

The accommodation is in glamping style, in luxurious tents overlooking the 600 acres of the national park.

The experience is pretty much like an African escape, except for the mosquitoes. No bites, and definitely no malaria is present here.

The African-themed restaurant serves locally produced food.

The Cheetah Tent has a stylish four-post bed, where you can stretch and relax after a long day of safari.

Black rhinos, wildebeests, zebras, ostrich, and many other species are roaming freely in front of your porch.

And, of course, you will see giraffes too on your safari trips.

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View our range of incredible properties for Wildlife viewing here . Found in Hythe, on Kent’s south coast, the award-winning Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve is home to over 90 different rare and endangered species of over 700 animals, in an authentic and awe-inspiring setting.

Far from a conventional zoo, you can take a safari ride through the 600-acre park and meet exceptionally well cared-for animals, including gorillas, bears, tigers, cheetah, primates, and Kent’s only Rothschild giraffes.

If you’d like to take an even closer look, however, you can choose to rest your heads in one of two seriously luxurious timber lodges, Kikuyu and Jibana. Both are perfectly placed within the lions’ natural habitat, for the most exceptional views you’re ever likely to cast your eyes upon.

The first of their kind in the world, both lodges are stunning Manhattan loft style buildings that each sleep up to four guests.

Each feature gigantic picture windows in the master bedroom and in the sumptuous open-plan living area. Perfect for watching the lives of the resident lions play out right in front of you, as they take care of their three adorable cubs.

The living area, designed by Victoria Aspinall of The Aspinall Foundation, is luxuriously equipped with a huge open fireplace, bespoke furnishings, and irresistibly comfy seating. With a glittering, wow-factor chandelier, and a custom-designed bar also at your disposal, you’re sure to feel like a film star on safari-vacation.

Further along, the elegant kingsize master bedroom showcases incredible views of the lions’ habitat, while a spiral staircase leads up to a mezzanine room with two cosy single beds.

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• A once-in-a-lifetime experience, in the form of two lodges that each sleep up to 4 guests, perfectly positioned within the lions’ habitat at Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve, a 600-acre wildlife reserve in Hythe on the Kent coast.
• Each luxury loft-style lodge features huge picture windows that showcase the lions and their cubs in their natural habitat.
• Surround yourselves with opulent, bespoke furnishings, and for a special treat, take a dip in the Scandinavian outdoor bath, raised on its own view-showcasing private platform.
• Your stay includes access to hotel facilities and restaurants, as well as private use of a golf buggy (valid driving licence required) to explore the 600-acre park.
• You’ll also receive free unlimited entry to Port Lympne and Howletts Wild Animal Park during your stay.
• There is a wide selection of additional activities to get involved with, from animal experiences to photography and afternoon tea.

Two luxury loft-style lodges perfectly placed in the lions’ habitat (up to 4 guests per lodge).  Each lodge: Open-plan lounge: bespoke bar, chandelier, seating, open fire, doors to private garden, picture window.  Master bedroom: kingsize bed, furniture, picture window.  Spiral staircase to mezzanine bedroom: twin beds, furniture.  Wet room: monsoon shower.  Exterior: private garden and terrace, raised platform with outdoor Scandinavian bath.  On site: restaurants, Moroccan courtyard, public gardens. Local Activities

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Freshen up in the industrial-chic wet room, with its indulgent monsoon shower and high-end toiletries. Or for a special treat, why not take a soak in the wood-heated Scandinavian outdoor bath, set on a raised, secluded platform that overlooks the lions?  The choice is yours!

Enjoy morning coffee in your private garden, overlooking the wildlife reserve and with refreshing views of the Kent Coast. If you’re in the mood to explore, simply hop on a golf buggy and do just that, enjoying access to areas of the reserve before it opens to the general public. You can also stroll through landscaped gardens, visit the enthralling Dinosaur Forest – complete with life-size prehistoric creatures – and admire panoramic views from the Trojan steps.

When it’s time to dine, you can head to one of the many on-site restaurants and enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner – or even a languorous afternoon tea – at your leisure.

Perhaps best of all, the profits from your stay at Lion Lodge will directly contribute to returning endangered animals back to their natural environment. So, you can relax and enjoy a true bucket list experience, safe in the knowledge that it’s also doing some serious good.

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The profits from your stay contribute directly to the Aspinall Foundation, which is dedicated to returning captive bred animals to protected wilderness areas and reserves around the world.

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5 of the UK’s best safari lodges

If you had your hopes pinned on a safari this year you needn’t miss out – as you can still get up close to elephants, cheetahs and lions in wildlife lodges across the UK

1. West Midland Safari Park

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Tanzania might not be an option this year but you can still drive 6.5km through West Midland Safari Park near Birmingham, which is home to zebras, Congo buffalo, Indian rhino and critically endangered Bactrian camels.

To see some of the animals at night – after most visitors have left for the day – you can now stay over in one of the park’s eight new safari lodges.

As well as the lodges, the animals’ habitats have also been renovated, so the park’s three African elephants now have access to an outdoor paddock and drinking pool 24 hours a day. Six of the lodges have large windows and an outdoor deck overlooking the pool, so you can observe Latabe, Five and Sutton as they drink. The two-storey lodges blend in with the paddock as they feature thatched roofs, wooden floors, woven rugs and straw lampshades. The two other lodges overlook the cheetahs’ lair, with floor-to-ceiling windows in the bedrooms providing a perfect view of cheetahs Azrael and Bappe. A Red Panda Cottage is also due to open in spring 2021.

For more information visit West Midland Safari Park .

2. Longleat

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Once the grounds of a 16th century manor house, Longleat opened as a safari park in 1966. Sandwiched between Bath and Salisbury, the reserve is four times the size of London’s Richmond Park, and home to game more at home on the plains of Zimbabwe.

Visitors can drive in their own vehicle or hop on a safari bus to see tigers, white rhinos and lions. Alternatively, you can join a walking safari to see lemurs, African tortoises and the black-headed Somali sheep.

For a close up of the zebras and giraffes, however, book a night in a cottage. There are three to choose from: East Lodge, which includes a guided tour of the grounds, and Keeper’s House and Keeper’s Cottage, both of which include a guided safari tour in a 4×4.

For more information visit Longleat .

3. Port Lympne Safari Park

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Swap Kenya for Kent on a safari at Port Lympne Safari Park on the edge of the Kent Downs. Covid rules permitting, you can choose one of three ranger-led safaris, during which you will see black rhino, wildebeest, ostriches and critically endangered Rothschild giraffes.

For a more intimate experience, stay overnight and see the animals once most guests have gone home. The 243-hectare estate is home to wigwams, shepherds’ huts, a treehouse hotel and an igloo-style ‘bubble’ designed for stargazers. Depending on the accommodation you choose, you might be able to observe Amur leopards from Leopard Creek or watch TV side by side with Adras, Oudrika and their offspring on the other side of an enormous window in Lion Lodge.

For more information visit Port Lympne Safari Park .

4. Camp Baboon

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Set within the Wild Place Project, this camp on the outskirts of Bristol is home to lemurs, pygmy goats, eland and okapi, which is endemic to the Congo.

The site has 10 wishbone-shaped cabins for overnight guests, who can help feed some of the animals on a morning tour before the site opens to the public. You can also join an evening tour and rangers’ workshops to learn bush craft skills under a canopy in the woods and around a firepit. As well as entry to Wild Place Project, overnight guests can visit Bristol Zoo Gardens for free, too.

For more information visit Camp Baboon .

5. ZSL London Zoo

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There are only 520 Asiatic lions left in Gir National Park in Gujarati in the north west of India. While you may not be able to travel there at the moment, you can see a pride of the endangered animals in Land of the Lions, a breeding centre inside ZSL London Zoo.

The London enclosure is modelled after the national park, complete with railway tracks, a corrugated roof, train station ticket hall and a crumbling temple. Visitors stroll on raised boardwalks over the lions to a viewing area. You can also spend the night in one of nine cabins in Gir Lion Lodge. A stay includes three tours that take place once the zoo is closed to the public.

For more information visit ZSL London Zoo .

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Livingstone Lodge Overnight Safari Experience

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Livingstone Lodge is the UK’s first authentic overnight safari experience which has consistently wowed guests with a magical night under the stars in luxury tented accommodation.

This delightful glamping retreat overlooks 100 acres of Kentish savannah – alive with African animals. and guests are welcomed with an arrival drink and meet their experienced ranger who has been trained and qualified on safari in Africa. Staying in a lodge is a completely unique and unrivalled glamping experience, with wooden bedside tables, heaters, carpets, electric lighting and verandas which overlook the African Experience. The lodge offers a delicious five course African buffet prepared by the chefs and guests enjoy a full cooked, hearty breakfast.

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Quirky and unusual hotels in the UK for a holiday with a difference

Step outside the box with these unique hotels for a UK break

Ideal for a mini-break , a stay at a quirky hotel is a great way to experience something different on your next staycation .

There's a host of unusual hotels across the UK that offer an eye-opening holiday to delight you, with their thoughtful touches and alternative design.

In East Sussex , the whimsical Bell in Ticehurst has eclectic interiors full of curiosities (one bedroom has a silver birch tree trunk in the middle). Ruby Lucy in London is a feast for the senses, boasting a fabulous fairground-themed decor. Meanwhile, retro B&B Snooze in Brighton is a '70s style-lover's dream.

Quirky hotels can also offer luxury facilities and West Sussex's Amberley Castle makes a grand escape for the weekend , while Fonab Castle in Perthshire boasts a swish spa .

From secret passageways, hidden staircase and underground rooms to a cathedral hotel and a Mediterranean -style village resort in Wales , we've rounded up the best quirky and unusual hotels for a fun getaway in the UK in 2024.

Amberley Castle, Arundel, West Sussex

Fancy living like royalty for a weekend? Get a taste of how the other half lives and step into a piece of history at the majestic Amberley Castle , a quirky hotel with parts that date back to the 12th century. See all the impressive trappings you might expect, like suits of armour and grand fireplaces, while feeling pampered in luxurious rooms and a modern restaurant .

There are also 12 acres of glorious grounds to discover, that include tennis courts, a croquet lawn and even an 18-hole putting course. This is a Relais & Chateaux hotel, meaning foodies will be truly spoilt for choice: the award-winning restaurant is serves elegant gourmet dishes in striking surroundings.

Treehouse Hotel London, Marylebone, London

This leafy hotel may be in central London, but all the greenery ensures that it feels far away from its urban backdrop (which does, admittedly, feature Hyde Park). The quirky treehouse theme is created with the help of repurposed objects, snacks to pack away into your backpack (or even lunch box) and nostalgic music.

For the best views, head up to the Nest, a rooftop bar and terrace with 360-degree views of the city. Both Hyde Park and Regent’s Park are within walking distance, and the hotel is an excellent pet-friendly choice for dog owners.

The Harrison Chambers of Distinction, Belfast, Antrim

The quirks of this hotel begin with the cool name: The Harrison Chambers of Distinction . It's a restored, landmark Victorian merchants’ residence dating from 1879 and designed to serve the culturally curious traveller.

If you're looking for a heritage place to stay that's quirky and fun, this is it. ​Owner Melanie Harrison has expertly woven past and present into an individual celebration of a city like no other. Each of the 17 rooms combines pieces collected by Melanie over many years, with all the top-notch facilities a 21st-century traveller expects.

Huge bay windows, antique furniture, sumptuous velvet curtains and bathtubs in the bedrooms add to the elegance, with underlying mischief and tongue-in-cheek humour lurking beneath. Eccentric curios and surprises await to delight around every corner at this unusual hotel.

The Old Mill, Lymington, Hampshire

There aren't many places that have a restaurant sitting right over the riverside, but this quirky hotel offers just that. The Old Mill in the New Forest has Instagram-worthy photo opportunities around every corner, and there's even a full-sized adult swing in the garden for enjoying the views.

There are country walks aplenty in the vicinity, plus the chance to browse the independent shops in picturesque Lymington, and dine at great gastro-pubs with the dulcet tones of the river flowing past.

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Canterbury Cathedral Lodge, Canterbury, Kent

Did you know that you can sleep in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Canterbury Cathedral Precincts? Home to the incredible Canterbury Cathedral and the ruins of St Augustine's Abbey - the oldest church in the English-speaking world - there's also a comfortable and affordable hotel in the grounds to get you up close and personal.

A wonderfully unusual hotel to spend your nights in the city, the Canterbury Cathedral Lodge offers cathedral views from most of the rooms, and hearing the bells toll next door is rather magical. Set in the peaceful grounds of the cathedral, the quirky hotel is homely, with a spacious terrace and cosy library lounge.

Georgian House Hotel, Pimlico, London

This light, bright and chic boutique hotel has a secret room hidden underground. The Wizard Chambers offer a magical stay in the capital, and are concealed on the hotel's lower ground floor. They're reached via a portrait-filled passageway bathed in candlelight, complete with stained glass windows, stone arches, cauldrons, velvet-clad four poster beds and wood burning stoves.

Upstairs, the Georgian House Hotel also offers Wizard Afternoon Teas as a mystical feast of goodies including smoking salmon sandwiches, eye of newt scones, lemon cursed tart and head-popping chocolate lollipops complemented with either Bottomless Bubbles or a Wizard’s Cocktail or Mocktail potion of frozen crystals, druid's water and ancient red fairy dust. This is a quirky hotel experience that's brilliant for both big kids and little ones alike.

The Mermaid Inn, Rye, East Sussex

This unusual hotel boasts endless unique features, from hidden passageways and secret priest holes to smugglers' tunnels and a secret stairway hidden behind a bookcase. Once the headquarters of a notorious gang of smugglers, The Mermaid Inn has a reputation of being one of the most haunted hotels in the UK.

It's been visited by royals including the Queen, Queen Mother, and Prince Edward, and is dark but cosy inside. The quirky hotel is also home to a celebrated restaurant and the cosy open fire will keep stories of ghosts at bay.

The Witchery by the Castle, Edinburgh

This unusual hotel near the castle in Edinburgh is over-the-top in the best possible way: painted ceilings, original oak-panelling and vivid leather seats are just some of the opulent design details you'll find here. The 16th-century merchant’s manor is also full of velvet, brocade, tapestries and antique candlesticks.

Other quirky touches at The Witchery by the Castle include four-poster beds (with elaborate drapes, of course) and bateau bath tubs. The baroque dining room is undoubtedly the star of the show – for the food, as well as the decor.

Talland Bay Hotel, Porthallow Cornwall

Boasting a captivating clifftop setting at Porthallow between Looe and Polperro, the luxury Talland Bay Hotel is just yards from the South West Coast Path and Talland Bay's beach.

The eye-catching and original art and design features are as much a part of the experience as the service, setting and food. There is an air of magic in the cornucopia of sculptures decorating the sub-tropical seaside gardens, from wire fairies to toad stalls and giant teacups.

Step inside to encounter further eclectic touches – some the legacy of the previous owners, some acquired or created since – including flamingos and zebra print sofas, a lion’s head emerging from a coffee table, a Mad Hatter’s top hat here, and a disembodied mannequin there. This is a boutique beachside retreat with a real difference.

Ruby Lucy Hotel London, Lambeth, London

Enjoy a magical mystery tour around this unusual hotel in London.

Ruby Lucy is the Munich-based hotel brand's star property on the Southbank, with interiors inspired by the area's bustling fairs and markets, entertainment and theatre scene.

A carnival theme runs throughout the hotel: rich, dark tones meet bright brass accents and subtle stripes, accented with playful props including circus drums and juggling pins.

Rooms, in contrast, feature neutral hues but showcase Ruby Hotels’ sleep-scientist-approved formula, including full soundproofing and blackout curtains, as well as unusual touches and cutting-edge technology, like a Marshall guitar amp and a personal tablet PC pre-loaded with a carefully-curated London city guide.

Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve, Hythe, Kent

When a safari holiday abroad feels out of reach, Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve in Kent offers the next best thing. Giving you a touch of the exotic with a twist, the unusual hotel is set within 15 acres of landscaped gardens at the top of the Port Lympne reserve, which houses rhinos, tigers, gorillas and all sorts of other amazing creatures.

All profits from the hotel go to the conservation of the reserve and guests get exclusive access before and after visiting hours on the golf buggy included in the stay.

Titanic Hotel Liverpool, Liverpool, Merseyside

This luxury hotel on the River Mersey's Stanley Dock is unlike any other accommodation in Liverpool. Titanic Hotel Liverpool was a busy warehouse built in the 1800s and has retained much of its character, with exposed brickwork, steel columns, concrete ceilings and the original windows featured throughout.

These are combined with contemporary furniture and decor to create a modern twist on the historic hotel – and to spectacular effect.

Burgh Island Hotel, Bigbury on Sea, Devon

At the Burgh Island Hotel in South Devon, you'll not only spend the night on a tidal island, but you'll get to make a quirky entrance too, arriving at the luxury hotel when the tide is out on the unique sea tractor. Once you're on the island, you can check into an unusual room, perhaps the Agatha's Beach House or The Artist's Studio.

The hotel is a treat for Art Deco fans and boasts some of the most significant pieces from the era. As it was built in the 1920s, it's packed with history and tales too. There's so much to see and do around the hotel and it even has its own tidal pool.

Malmaison Oxford, Oxford, Oxfordshire

For something completely different, check into the Malmaison Oxford for a night in... a prison. Well, kind of. Now a decidedly more luxurious place to rest your head, the hotel's 95 rooms and suites were once basic cells but have now been converted to striking effect.

Once a Victorian prison, the property was transformed into a hotel in 1996, but many of the original features remain – with the addition of some luxe mod cons like power showers, digital TVs and 24-hour room service.

The Bell in Ticehurst, Ticehurst, East Sussex

If an unusual country escape is on the agenda, you can't beat The Bell in Ticehurst for a whimsical hotel experience. Decor leans towards the eclectic, with top hat lamps, cuckoo clocks, floor-to-ceiling stacks of books, and neon signs. There are seven bedrooms in the hotel and four rustic lodges in the garden.

One bedroom even has a silver birch tree in the middle of the space. Eschewing room numbers, each of The Bell’s guest rooms has its own distinctive name, from “The Benefit of the Doubt” to “Smile of Memories”. For all its quirks, the hotel is warm, stylish and welcoming (dogs included), with locally-sourced delicious food. Truly magical.

Portmeirion Village & Castell Deudraeth, Gwynedd, North Wales

Have you every stayed at a spot on its own private peninsula where accommodation is spread between the hotel, its own castle, and brightly-coloured village houses? Portmeirion Village & Castell Deudraeth in North Wales is like a mini resort, surrounded by acres of woodland gardens and sandy beaches, and just 21 miles from Snowdonia National Park.

You can even discover the Mediterranean pastels of Portmeirion village by foot thanks the Wales Coast Path. Built in 1925 by notable architect Clough Williams-Ellis, the colourful collection of bright houses is often referred to as the Venice of Wales. Adults and children alike will be amazed by the quirky buildings and their intriguing past, and enjoy exploring the exotic Japanese garden.

The rooms are located at either The Portmeirion Hotel, Castell Deudraeth, or in the village rooms and suites. They're brightly decorated, each with a unique design and all the essentials you need for a mini-break.

The Pig-in the Wall, Southampton, Hampshire

Set smack-bang in the the centre of Southampton – quite literally within its medieval walls – this quirky hotel has an age-old exterior but a fresh, boutique interior.

A deli with rooms, it's the ideal spot for foodies looking for a luxurious base for a city break in Southampton. At The Pig-in the Wall , you can get the best of both worlds and get transfers to its sister hotel The Pig, in Brockenhurst, to combine soaking up the city's sights with a country escape.

Victorian House House, Grasmere, Cumbria

This delightful and chic Lake District bolthole offers lots of quirky charm. The Victorian House Hotel has stargazer rooms (the Deluxe King Rooms) complete with telescopes and star maps, family rooms with little teepees for kids to sleep in, and even a luxe shepherd's hut right on its riverbank.

Surrounded by epic natural beauty, it's perfect for lakeside pony treks, boating, and hiking, as well as foodie delights, culture in picturesque Grasmere, and lots of National Trust properties to visit in the area.

Snooze, Brighton, East Sussex

Quirky hotel Snooze is an explosion of '70s chic and memorabilia, including framed vinyl covers, old gig posters, vintage fairground signs and retro wallpaper.

Set in the heart of Kemptown in Brighton, it's ideal for scouring the area's antique and vintage emporiums, and it's also just a five-minute walk to the seafront. Riotous, fun, and funky, it's calling your name if you're a bit of an old rocker.

Fonab Castle Hotel, Pitlochry, Perthshire

Is there anything more romantic than staying in a castle overlooking a loch in Scotland? And it's certainly not something you do every day. Fonab Castle Hotel draws inspiration from its historic past and breathtaking surroundings, overlooking Loch Faskally and the impressive Ben Vrackie.

Each of the rooms and suites, including the magnificent Penthouse, is individually designed to ensure a seamless quality to the blend of modern furnishings and original castle features. There's the 3-AA-Rosette awarded Sandeman's Restaurant for fine dining and a brasserie for a more relaxed affair. There's also a spa with a 15-metre swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and four treatment rooms.

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 Sleep within a whisker of tigers

Wake up with a tiger at your window at the UK's original Tiger Lodge! You'll enjoy  the unforgettable experience of living with Port Lympne’s majestic tigers.

Nestled above the landscaped gardens, the lodges offer a chance to get up close to this endangered species, relax to  the sounds of nature from your secluded balcony and explore the reserve in your personal golf buggy.

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Give the gift of an overnight stay at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve, where choices of short breaks range from seasonal glamping to luxury lodges and can include the opportunity to wake up in a tiger’s world at Tiger Lodge or come face to face with a magnificent lion at Lion Lodge.

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Our luxury lodges, Zemo and Zarka, both sleep up to four guests with the option of an additional cot. The accommodation includes a rustic lounge and luxurious bathroom with a monsoon shower. The lodge features panoramic windows overlooking the tiger habitat and includes a spacious private garden. They come complete with log burner, nespresso machine, games and books, Bamford products in the bathroom, WiFi, and 4K TV.

At both lodges, large windows face out onto our tigers so you can sleep within a whisker of these impressive big cats. French doors lead from the master bedrooms to the private balconies and outdoor seating area. 

Guests can explore the 600-acre reserve with a golf buggy in their own time, spend an afternoon on safari, or simply relax in the lodge’s private balcony. 

You will have exclusive access to Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve during and outside of normal visitor hours from the day of your arrival to the day of your departure. The check-in time for your stay is at 2pm and the check-out time is at 12pm. You can visit both wildlife parks - Howletts Wild Animal Park and Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve - from 9.30am to closure. You can use a golf buggy for the whole duration of your stay to explore the Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve (with a valid driving licence).

All of our short breaks guests have a safari included in the cost of their stay. Your safari will take you on an adventure through our South American, Asian and African Experience zones where you will see spectacled bears, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, camels and more. 

Choose from a variety of home cooked dishes, using local produce and ingredients grown in our kitchen gardens at our onsite  restaurants and cafes . Enjoy gluten friendly pizza and authentic Italian dishes at Babydoll’s Wood Fired Pizza, or bistro style dishes at Port Lympne Hotel Restaurant. Alternatively, relax in the tranquillity of the unique Moroccan Courtyard  at Port Lympne Hotel  (open spring & summer) , serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.

Prices from £1,350.  For more information, you can book online , call 01303 234112 Monday to Sunday between 9am to 5pm, or fill in our simple online form at the end of the page and one of our team will be in touch.

Tiger Lodge includes all your basic necessities as well as completely unique amenities, such as a living room view of our tigers and an outdoor bath for a relaxing getaway.

There is a £75 supplement for the addition of a child bed.  Travel cot can be added free of charge.

What's Included

• Exclusive use of Tiger Lodge for up to 4 people
• Entrance to Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve and Howletts Wild Animal Park (from 9.30am on the day of arrival until closure on the day of departure)
• Access to the park's   restaurants
• Welcome drink
• Golf buggy (from check-in on day of arrival until check-out on day of departure. Valid driving licence required)
• Use of outdoor bath with views of the tigers
• Sound system – sound bar
• Free on site parking

Meet the animals

Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve is home to over 900 animals and 75 species. See these magnificent animals during your stay. With tigers right on your doorstep there's plenty to keep you occupied but you can also see wolves, bears, giraffe, zebra and many more. 

Explore the reserve

There's so much to see and do at Port Lympne that you'll want to stay longer! Enjoy our amazing animals, visit our landscaped gardens, take in the views from the Trojan stairs and even visit Dinosaur Forest . There's plenty to keep you entertained during your stay. 

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With 14 different ways to stay, we're certain we have the perfect accommodation for you at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve. Don't forget that our unique accommodations can be booked as part of your conference or private event.

Immerse yourself in the lives of the lion pride at Lion Lodge and explore the rest of the Reserve on your private golf buggy.

Leopard Creek

Leopard Creek offers luxury accommodation with stunning views of our expertly-designed Amur leopard enclosure.

Be part of the pack and watch our wolves from your private viewing window. Then discover over 700 animals as you explore the reserve on your golf buggy.

Back to the Wild!

With your visit and stay you contribute to our greatest mission, getting the animals 'Back to the Wild'. This initiative has already seen an impressive number of animals born at Howletts and Port Lympne returned to their natural habitats. Your help is vital for our worldwide conservation projects.

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For more information or to enquire about gift vouchers for our short breaks , you can call 01303 234112 Monday to Sunday between 9am to 5pm or fill in our simple online form and one of our team will be in touch.

To check availability and prices, please click the book now button.

August 2017 Natasha Daniels – Fashion Beans The lodge enticed me to Port Lympne, the hospitality won me over and the tigers stole my heart, but it’s the heart and soul with which the foundation care for their creatures - big or small, beautiful or unusual - that really, truly made it magical to witness.

2019 Ella Fentiman We have had a wonderful time. Hope to come back with our children next time.

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COME EYE-TO-EYE WITH OUR MAGNIFICENT GIRAFFE

A TRULY UNIQUE OVERNIGHT WILDLIFE EXPERIENCE

The four authentically themed two-storey lodges each sleep up to five people.

Come eye-to-eye with our charismatic tower of giraffes from the balcony on the first floor, where the open-plan living room, kitchenette and dining room are also situated. Here you will also find a suspended cosy nest to lounge in.

On the ground floor is a bathroom and two bedrooms, one with a super king-size bed and the other with two single beds and one raised single, above them.

The Wildlife

Watch our herd of Rothschild’s giraffe, roaming right outside your lodge window, or from your balcony.

These gentle giants are well adapted to life in hot savannahs of Africa; being the tallest animal, they can reach up high acacia trees and strip the tasty leaves from their branches!

See if you can spot our youngest giraffes, Kingsley & Kris, who were born in 2022. Or our oldest giraffe, Faida, who is usually very dribbly and she has a wrinkly face!

What’s Included

• Exclusive use of a Giraffe Lodge for up to five people

• Incredible views of giraffe as they roam their habitat

• Two-day Admission Ticket to West Midlands Safari Park and all attractions

• Two-day Ride Wristbands to use in the Adventure Theme Park*

• Breakfast and dinner (provided in jars to reheat in your Lodge)

• Outside balcony

• Bedding and towels

• Hairdryer

• Widescreen TV

• Free WiFi

• Hot drink making facilities

• Microwave

• Noble Isle Toiletries

• 20% off items in on-site gift shops and food outlets

• 24-hour concierge

• Free parking

*Summer season only. Generally from mid-February to end of October. Please see wmsp.co.uk for exact dates.

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From £515 per night, based on 2 guests. Additional guests : £185 per adult per night £130 per child (3-15yrs) per night £ 20 per under 3 per night

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