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Away from normal life.beautiful country sides. Lovely views. Property is amazing ,log fire and flume.fully equipped. Kitchen is good .no frifge but cold bix outside .which had pint a milk in it on arrival. No electric plug sockets .unable to dry my hair . Owner leabes a charher to conct your phones. Comfortable cosy ..no tv . Has radio . Close to ruw its self. Very romantic .

Stayed for one night at the George in Rye. Right in the centre of town and convenient for browsing the local shops. Stayed in Room 3 which was absolutely gorgeous. The general décor of the hotel is beautiful and the staff were very pleasant and helpful. Had our evening meal there - quite pricey but enjoyable with good service. Breakfast (included in room price) was equally enjoyable but no sign of any toast! I'm sure if we'd asked it would have been provided though. Only downside was no...

Great decor, fab food and lovely staff

The bedroom was very clean and comfortable. The wide choices at breakfast were excellent. The only slight setback, in my opinion, was the lack of draught beer In the bar. I can't wait to return to this hotel and magical Rye.

The staff were very welcoming,friendly and served a delicious Vegetarian Breakfast in record time.Rye is a delightful place with lots to see, do,and places to eat and drink.Not to mention the lovely array of independent shops.I would certainly return to the Old Borough arms as I loved the relaxed feel and having your own key to come and go as you please was a real bonus.Far preferable to staying in a hotel,although it had that hotel air about it with a proper iron and board,tea and coffee making...

The staff were all very friendly and helpful.The location and parking facilities were great.We very much enjoyed our stay and would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to stay in Rye.

Have stayed many times before, we always have a laugh with the staff and breakfast is excellent. Will continue to go back.

Great hotel and location for centre of Rye and its surrounding attractions via the bus station - 313 bus to Rye Harbour, 10 minutes and Stop B for Camber Sands, 15 minutes. Hotel was lovely and staff friendly and helpful. Room No1 was very spacious for 2. Great tea/coffee facilities, hairdryer and ironing board/iron if you so wished. The room itself needed updating and redecorating and the curtain was torn. The furniture was damaged and dated. The dressing gowns and cushions needed a dry clean...

I was really pleased with the Ship,vand a couple of other reviews didn't do it credit at all, in fact I thought the reviewer must have stayed at a different place . It was a last minute business trip, one night stay and the price and location were really good. I had booked a deluxe double but my meeting was called forward by one day so I had to rebook through here and only a standard was available that night, that having been said the room was fine. Yes, it is a 16th Century Inn so the rooms...

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT ! I cannot fault this hotel in ANY way - we stayed for 2 nights ( having done a day trip to France via the Euro Tunnel ) and absolutely LOVED it ! ( and would most DEFINITELY come back again ) The indoor swimming pool and whirlpool were AMAZING, as was the breakfast ! - ALL you could possibly want ASWELL I as a cooked English ! What more could you ask for ? If you were to ask me to sum this hotel up in 1 word it would be - PERFECT !

Well appointed and clean house. Convenient for shops and restaurants. Lovely beach a short walk away. Indian restaurant in Camber is great.

A lovely stay in a lovely property within walking distance of Rye town centre

Lovely cottage in perfect location

We only stayed for the one night but we will definitely be returning. The owner/staff are lovely, the room and amenities were superb and the breakfast is the best we’ve ever had, cooked perfectly and it just tasted lovely. Can’t recommend this place enough. Hastings Old Town is a great little place too.

The Bay Lodge was exactly what I hoped for - very reasonably priced, no frills accommodation, a friendly family-oriented atmosphere, (being a small concern allows for a much more personalised service), and good quality breakfast with more than adequate options available - all in all the perfect launchpad for my week in Eastbourne. A note of realism - if you're hoping for the Ritz Carlton this is not the place for you. If, however, you want budget accommodation done well in a classic English...