Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Rye.
Lovingly renovated from 3 cottages the house
sits in 3 acres of grounds in a stunning
location.
Tastefully furnished,
oak beams and Inglenook fireplaces.
Stream House offers 'something
special' for the discerning guest. Free Wi-Fi
internet access available for guests who have
their own laptops. Country walks, beaches
and good pubs nearby. Friendly welcome. Highly
Commended by the AA 2009 & 2010. See our
website.
Price: From £37.50 per person Rooms: 1 Double En-suite, 1 Double/Twin
En-suite, 1 Double with Private Bathroom Accommodation Type: B&B
This beautiful listed
property, dating from 1460, provides the ideal
retreat from the stresses of modern life and has
everything you could possibly want for that
perfect break.
The house stands in 3.5 acres of gardens and
paddock and is surrounded by its own moat.
Luxurious en-suite
bedrooms with TV, beverage tray, toiletries,
hairdryers, bathrobes and many thoughtful
additions.
This character property is
situated amidst tranquil countryside and yet
centrally located between Winchelsea, Hastings,
Battle, along the A259. 30 minutes drive to
Dover and Folkestone and the Channel Tunnel
terminal. VB 5 Stars Gold Award.
AA 5 Stars Premier Collection Award. Runner-up for Bed & Breakfast of
the Year for South East England.
Welcome to the
Manor Farm Oast; which was built in 1860;
Manor Farm Oast is set in the middle of a
working orchard and is ideally situated
for quiet breaks and walking.
Manor Farm Oast is situated in beautiful
1066 country, with Rye, Winchelsea,
Battle and Hastings within easy reach.
The Oast is in
an ideal location for exploring the area
by foot.
All rooms have central heating, tea
and coffee making facilities, colour TV. with
teletext and are either en-suite or with private
bathroom. A full English breakfast is offered and
a five-course evening meal is available if booked
in advance.
This friendly Georgian Country House Hotel is close to historic Rye with its cobbled streets, antique shops and tea rooms. The hotel has 45 rooms enjoying satellite TV and DVD players. Complimentary wireless available throughout the hotel. Indoor heated swimming pool and leisure centre with saunas, steam room, hydro-pool and gym. Beauty and massage available. Dine in the candlelit restaurant with daily changing menu. Visit Rye and the castles and gardens of East Sussex and Kent.
Chitcombe Road, Broadoak, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 6EU
Welcome to Hazelhurst Bed and Breakfast. A happy, family run B&B set in the delightful village of Broad Oak, Brede, in easy reach of Rye, Battle, Bodiam, Tenterden and Hastings in historic and beautiful 1066 country! We are a VisitBritain Silver Award 4 Star Rated Accommodation.
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Tea/coffee facilities | Refrigerator | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Hairdryer | Freeview | Family/oversized room | TV | Balcony/Terrace | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £35 Mobility info: We are happy to assist guests with mobility issues. Josies Cabin and the Breakfast Room are at ground level. Josies Cabin is reached by ramp, so is wheelchair accessible. For more details please see the Access Statement on our Website.
This recently built comfortable Hotel of 22 en-suite rooms in the Ancient town of Rye situated on the Strand Quay overlooking the River Tillingham. We are a 2 Star Visitbritain Rated Accommodation.
Rating: VisitBritain | Hotel | 2 Stars Rooms: 22
Room facilities: Telephone | Non-smoking | Internet | TV | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £78
The Mermaid Inn, the Jewel in Rye’s Crown. One of England's oldest and loveliest inns, with norman cellars dating from 1156, The Mermaid, rebuilt in 1420, offers tradition and charm in abundance.
The White Vine House is a small, seven room independent guest house in the centre of the ancient Cinque Port town of Rye. The owners, husband and wife team Barbara and Javed, also live on-site.
Rating: AA | Restaurant with Rooms | 5 Stars Rooms:
Room facilities: Non-smoking | Ironing board | Hairdryer | DVD player | TV | CD player | Rooms from: £65
Saltcote Place, Saltcote Lane, Playden, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7NR
Ideal location for exploring Rye & Romney less than 5 minutes walk to the cobbled streets, museum, Mermaid street, Lamb House, (Mapp and Lucia), antique & fine art shops outstanding selection of restaurants for all tastes, Views of Camber Sands from the house, 5 minute drive to Rye harbour and nature reserve, close of Beckley Forest (Roaming Wild Boar) & Hastings Country Park. See what our guests have said about us on Tripadvisor.co.uk - above all we're here to help you enjoy your visit to Rye
Rating: VisitBritain | Bed & Breakfast | Gold VisitBritain | Bed & Breakfast | 5 Stars Rooms: 6
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Trouser press | Refrigerator | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Internet | Hypoallergenic pillows | High speed internet | Hairdryer | Freeview | Fireplace | Fire alarm | Family/oversized room | Desk | TV | Alarm clock | Adjoining rooms | Rooms from: £55 Mobility info: For disabled guests we offer a lift to all floors and a ramp for wheelchairs. The lift is a single person lift so please let us know the smallest space you need. We have a professional steel ramp for gaining access to the house up a 4 inch step. All floors are level once inside from the lift to the rooms. The grounds are mainly level. We are able to offer a mobility vehicle (by prior arrangement) for a disabled person who requires it. The vehicle will get you into and around Rye and back on one charge.
The Mill House,, Holmdale Farm,, Peasmarsh road,, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7UN
The Mill House offers high quality guest accommodation including breakfast, in an attractive Edwardian home which is set in beautiful scenery just a mile north of the picturesque medieval town of Rye.
Take some info from long. long Spring farm is a traditional East Sussex white weather boarded country house which still has an original well in the garden about 70 ft deep.
Rating: AA | Guest House | 4 Stars Rooms: 3
Room facilities: Tea/coffee facilities | TV | Rooms from: £70
In the centre of the small, charming town of Rye, the Ship is a modern take on the traditional English inn - a cosy pub, rich in original character, with simple, comfortable en suite rooms above.
This luxury, stylish hideaway is located in the centre of Rye and offers elegant, well-designed rooms, local wines and a restaurant menu infused with Mediterranean zest.
Staying at Rye Lodge is always an enjoyable experience at any time of the year. The surroundings are elegant, the atmosphere relaxed - and the service second to none!
Featuring a charming atmosphere, friendly staff, good food, inglenook fireplaces and character beams, this pleasant country-style inn is located in the centre of Winchelsea, an ancient town in the heart of 1066 country.
Less than 2 miles (5 minutes drive) outside of The Historic Town of Rye, we are perfectly located for exploring Rye, Romney Marsh, Camber sands, and other attractions. We are also 20 minutes drive from the market town of Tenterden, and 35 minutes drive from Ashford, where there is a large outlet mall, and of course Ashford international train station, for the Eurostar. Unlike hotels in Rye centre, more info. . .
Hopgarden House is a private spacious contemporary Town House situated in a superb rural location in the village of Lamberhurst overlooking fields down a no-through lane and is ideal for a peaceful break or family activity holiday, being close to Bewl Water. If you are on business in Tunbridge Wells or surrounding areas we are conveniently just a few miles drive from town. There is a first floor L more info. . .
The harbour town of Rye in East Sussex, Rye was
once an important Channel port until the sea began to recede. With fine old
buildings, a steep cobbled street leads visitors to the Mermaid Inn, and the
arcaded town hall dates from 1742. Henry James (1843-1916) the writer, lived
at Lamb House from 1898 until his death and a later occupant of the house,
E. E. Benson (1867-1940), another writer, who later became the local mayor.
