All Rye hotels

A delightful Georgian country house nestling in the Sussex countryside close to the historic town of Rye. With an award winning restaurant and individually furnished bedrooms, this hotel provides the perfect retreat.

Built in 1860, Manor Farm Oast is set in the middle of a working orchard and is ideally situated for quiet breaks and walking. It has been thoughtfully and tastefully converted keeping the original features internally and externally.

A jewel in the crown of Rye, the inn has a wide range of accommodation including rooms with four-poster beds. 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,

Amidst a tranquil location, surrounded by its own moat and set in 3.5 acres of grounds, this lovely medieval property provides the ideal retreat from the stresses of modern life.

Situated within the citadel of the ancient port of Rye. A restaurant, bar and leisure centre are present on the hotel grounds.

Offering large comfortable new beds, King size or bigger, fresh flowers and fruit in the rooms and a warm welcome with drinks on arrival. Flexible Accommodation with spacious rooms means we can provide the facilities to meet your needs. All rooms have far reaching views some as far as 30 miles.

Strand House is a luxury bed and breakfast in a 15th Century house near Rye. It offers you relaxed and calm surroundings, fine food to enjoy, many wonderful gardens and local sights and warm hospitality.

2 delightful letting rooms, separate to the pub in a converted stable block. Both have King sized beds, original oak beams, tea & coffee making facilities & televisions with freeview. A full English breakfast is served in the dinning room, or alfresco on the patio, the choice is yours!

The 16th century George retains its original character combined with the comforts of careful modernisation. This is a traditional English inn with oak beams and log fires.

The Hope Anchor as its name suggests was built primarily for a watering hole for the sailors and ship builders as Rye was still surrounded by the sea up until the late 18th century.

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.

This former 18th century coaching house is situated in the heart of the historic town of Winchelsea, on the edge of the Sussex Downs. Dating from 1778, the inn still retains many of its wonderful original features, with blackened oak beams and an open log fire.

Camber sands has been a secret haunt of fashionistas for years. Many a glossy magazine spread that looks as if it was shot in the Hampton's was actually snapped just down the coast from Hastings on camber's miles of sandy beach and dunes.

A small, seven room independent guest house in the centre of the ancient Cinque Port town of Rye. Whilst each of the rooms retain all of their historic charm, Wi-fi access is available free of charge.

Winchelsea Lodge is surrounded by beautiful countryside 1 mile from the sea. The building is full of character and is in the shape of a Sussex Barn. All 24 well appointed rooms are en-suite and have tea and coffee making facilities, and TV.

A 17th century Farmhouse set in idyllic rural countryside is a 10 minute drive from the ancient scenic port of Rye and the historic town of Hastings.