Whether you’re looking for a winter getaway or a last-minute Valentine’s gift, book a break unlike any other at one of Kent’s quirkiest places to stay.

From geodesic domes to a rainbow coloured B&B, you can find some remarkable hidden gems on your doorstep at these unique accommodations…

Luna Domes at Hoath House, Edenbridge

These unique geodesic domes are all about connecting with nature. From the design to the location, this luxury accommodation aims to show visitors how to enjoy the great outdoors in style.

Nestled on the outskirts of the county in the grounds of Hoath House, there are four domes - all named after local historical properties - all with great views of the countryside. Each dome is slightly different with a range of amenities, including hot tubs, private balconies, floating king size beds and log stoves.

Details: Hoath House, Chiddingstone, Hoath TN8 7DB. Book online here.

Prices in February start from £225 per night.

Beach Sun Retreat, Dymchurch

Who needs the beach clubs of Ibiza when you can unwind on the sunny shores of Kent? The Beach Sun Retreat is a nine-bedroom beachfront villa overlooking the sandy coastline of Dymchurch.

The modern design mirrors the lavish beach clubs of top summer destinations, with opulent amenities such as an indoor beach with ‘real sunlight’, a Himalayan salt and gemstone sauna, Jacuzzi baths, a 3D cinema room, massage rooms and a Tiki-themed DJ area.

The boutique bedrooms range from the top floor Ocean Zen suite with sea views to a family room with bunk beds and gaming consoles.

Details: 21 Sycamore Gardens, Dymchurch, Romney Marsh TN29 0LA. Book online here.

Prices in February start from £562.50 per night, with a three night minimum stay required.

Elham Treehouse, Canterbury

Located in the heart of the village of Elham, just outside of Canterbury, this rustic treehouse escape is a truly unique place to stay. Surrounded by the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Beauty, the 20ft high accommodation between three robust oak trees is secluded, peaceful and ideal for couples who want to embrace their inner child and climb to the top of a treehouse.

There’s great views of the countryside from the cabin, which is made from recycled timber and includes a comfortable bed, a coffee machine and music system, and your own outdoor BBQ.

Details: Upper Park Gate Farm, Elham, Canterbury CT4 6NE. Book online here.

Prices in February start from £135 per night, with a two night minimum stay required.

The Woolpack Inn, Yalding

The Woolpack Inn might look like a traditional country pub from the front and, while it does offer a decent pint and hearty meal, there’s something unconventional about this Yalding boozer. At the back of this Shepherd Neame pub, there are a selection of glamping pods, perfect for a quirky countryside stay.

The pods, made of natural pine, feature scandi-chic décor, two cosy sofa beds and a private en-suite shower room. Our reporter went to stay soon after the glamping pods opened and gave the Woolpack Inn’s newest upgrade a glowing review, so you know you’re in for a decent night or two.

Details: Benover Road, Yalding, Maidstone ME18 6AS. Book online here.

Prices in February start from £120 per night.

Big Bit, Margate

Hidden away in Margate’s Old Town is a colourful bed and breakfast bursting with rainbow decor, cloud-like bedrooms and bright yellow walls. The playful accommodation was recently opened in the much-loved seaside town by colour-lover Polly Chromatic and is welcoming visitors of all ages.

There are plenty of things for families to do, such as the dressing up box and lots of games and toys for kids, as well as extraordinary art for adults to admire. The unusual venue features an all-yellow rubber duck-inspired bathroom, a black and white spotty kitchen, a rainbow skylight, and of course, the otherworldly crawl-in cloud room.

Details: Broad St, Margate CT9 1EW. Book online here.

Prices in February start from £100 per night, with a two night minimum stay required.