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Bed and breakfast in Rye |
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 Welcome to our page of bed and breakfast in Rye!
The little town of Rye is perched on a sandstone hill
at the estuary of the river Rother, overlooking the Romney Marches.
It has a 12th century church, Augustinian Friary (the Old Monastery),
Rye Castle with its Ypres Tower and the old town wall, originally
built to protect the town from the French. The town has altered
little through the ages. Handsome Georgian buildings jostle half
timbered Tudor houses in the cobbled streets,unchanged for hundreds
of years. There are antique shops, art galleries, book shops,
potteries, splendid old inns and delightful tea shops. Also see
Rye & Rye
attractions. If you are in the right town but cannot find
the accommodation you want on this page, you might consider Rye hotels or self
catering accommodation in Rye |
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| Pontins Camber Sands Holiday Park, New Lydd Road, Camber Sands (Nr Rye), TN31 7RL | ||
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Jam-packed full of new and exhilarating events
as well as world famous celebrities and equally famous Bluecoats,
Pontins Camber Sands holiday Park is the ideal get-away. Away
from the beach the beautiful old Port Town of Rye deserves exploring,
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| The Hope Anchor, Watch Bell Street, Rye, TN31 7HA | ||
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Location: town centre hotel.
This mid-18th century former inn offers unique rooms,
free Wi-Fi, and excellent views of Rye. Good food is served in
the restaurant. Built around 1750 for local sailors and ship
builders, The Hope Anchor is thought to have once sheltered the
Tenterden Gang, who used its old secret passages for smuggling.
Relax beside the log fire in traditional snug bar, and enjoy
the individually styled bedrooms. Some rooms have four-poster
beds, and there is a separate 200-year-old cottage. The historic
Hope Anchor is a 3-star AA rated hotel and has an RAC food dining
award and free parking. |
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| The George In Rye, 98 High St, Rye, TN31 7JT | ||
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Location: in the centre
of Rye. 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.
The George presents a comfortable blend of old and new, creating
an atmosphere which is relaxed, informal and individual. Dating
from 1575, it has an enviable heritage, and even an original
Georgian ballroom used for lavish weddings and banquets. The
main focus of the bedrooms is comfort and style, each being individually
designed with its own fabrics, colour scheme and bespoke furniture.
Indulge yourself with the marble-top baths with chrome power
showers and Aveda products. |
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| Saltcote Place, Saltcote Lane Playden Rye, Rye, TN31 7NR | ||
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Location: less than a mile
from Rye Railway Station and high street. Saltcote Place
has two 5-Star Gold Awards and is a relaxed, private residence
for adults. Its luxurious bed and breakfast and self-catering
accommodation is less than a mile from Rye Railway Station and
high street. Its spacious rooms have seating areas, iPod docks
and free Wi-Fi. The en suite bathrooms have luxury fittings and
some rooms have double or hydro-massage showers. Many rooms have
gorgeous views over the gardens, Camber Sands, or the town, which
has cobbled streets and well-preserved buildings from the medieval,
Tudor and Georgian periods. Set in a historic country town, Saltcote
Place is 10 minutes' drive from local beaches, 25 minutes from
Hastings town centre and 20 miles from Ashford International
Railways Station with its Eurostar trains to Paris and beyond. |
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| The New Inn, German Street, Rye, TN36 4EN | ||
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Location: situated in the
centre of the ancient town of Winchelsea which is located on
the main A259 between Rye and Hastings. 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. An ideal starting point for birdwatchers, walkers and
cyclists, Winchelsea boasts outstanding views of the rolling
countryside and coastline. Many ancient buildings and places
of interest are located around 1066 country for you to explore.
In the evenings you can return to the comfort of the inn to enjoy
a traditional homemade meal in the restaurant which caters to
a variety of tastes, followed by a drink in the bar, which offers
a wide selection of wines and beers. |
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| Mermaid Inn, Mermaid Street, Rye, TN31 7EY | ||
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Location: Town centre hotel.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. A jewel in the crown of Rye, the inn has
a wide range of accommodation including rooms with four-poster
beds and fascinating secret passages. The lounge bar boasts of
one of the largest open log fireplaces in the country. The AA
Rosette restaurant offers fine British and French cuisine and
the head chef is proud to use only the freshest of local ingredients.
For many years The Mermaid has been frequented by artists from
the stage and screen: Charlie Chaplin, Pierce Brosnan, Andy Garcia
and Johnny Depp to name a few. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
and Prince Edward have also visited. Painters from all over the
world have spent many a happy hour with brush in hand, capturing
the rare character of this beautiful inn. |
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| Strand House, Tanyards Lane, Rye, TN36 4JT | ||
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Location: This Tudor house
is in quiet countryside, 2.5 miles from Rye town centre.
It is now a luxury, family-run bed and breakfast with free Wi-Fi,
free parking and rooms with flat-screen TVs. Strand House is
the home of Mary Sullivan and Hugh Davie. Parts of Strand House
date back to the 13th century and it has many original features,
including old oak-beamed ceilings, winding stairs and real fireplaces.
The traditionally decorated rooms have modern luxuries, with
flat-screen TVs with Freeview channels and DVD players. Tea/coffee,
handmade biscuits and luxury toiletries from the White Company
are provided. There is a bar, a small sitting room and full English
breakfasts each morning. Evening meals are available on request
and the menu changes daily, reflecting the finest, freshest local
ingredients. |
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| The Ship Inn, The Strand, Rye, TN31 7DB | ||
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Location: 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. Originally
built in 1592, the Ship Inn is full of beautiful, historic features,
including ancient wood beams and original wooden floors. In the
heart of the town, at the foot of Mermaid Street, the inn offers
real ales and cider from the barrel alongside tasty homemade
food, made with fresh local ingredients. Food is freshly cooked
to order and the menu mainly consists of traditional English
pub dishes, with specials that change daily, from fish and chips
to lobster, and from toad in the hole to haunch of venison. The
en suite rooms are newly decorated with comfortable beds and
good quality linen. Books, magazines, board games and Wi-Fi are
all available too, along with picnics and buckets and spades. |
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