Pelham House  

The moment I stepped into Pelham House I was wrapped in comfort and courtesy, they catered for your every need and nothing was too much trouble I would recommend Pelham House.

The staff were very helpful and the food is good.

Best to eat rather than sleep here. The parking situation- lack of- is not made clear enough at the point of booking. Having to find parking elsewhere does not make one feel very welcome. We had room 11 which was spacious and had a nice outlook over the garden. However, next door's bathroom is inside the room behind paper thin partition so you hear everything. The architect should be shot. There are only thin blinds as well so don't stay here if you want a lazy lie-in. It's not a cheap weekend here and we would not go back. They have lots of functions downstairs which adds to lack of sleep. The owners need to decide what they are: function facility or hotel- at present the latter is questionable. Dissapointing for the price.

Room at the top with stunning views, lovely modern bathroom, comfy bed and pillows,lovely garden, good food.

Limited parking so must remember to book a space. Rooms above 15 are hidden behind door marked 1 unless I was missing a sign!

Friendly pleasant atmosphere Food good.

Stairs a bit of a struggle to the second floor , but good for you!

Excellent room; lovely sheets/bed/ shower etc Hotel is country house type- although in the centre of Lewes- so not many facilities but nice bar/restaurant, good breakfast etc- a very good 4*

Pelham House will exceed your expectations. The ambience, the design, the amenities in the room and the gourmet breakfast in particular.The menus in both the lounge bar and the restaurant are excellent with fresh and very well prepared food with all the extra touches. The staff are friendly and professional. I loved my three day stay !

The staff were very friendly, the food excellent, the art all over the walls fascinating - the general ambiance incredibly relaxing. Great views from my attic room of the Downs. A great place to go for some peace.

Lovely hotel in the very charming historic town of Lewes. Pleasant staff were welcoming and helpful . Quaint room in the eaves of the main hotel building. Breakfast was one of the nicest and freshest I have had for quite some time.

Firstly I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel but there were a few small niggles. The bath stopper stuck in the bath and we couldn't let the water out which made it impossible to have a shower in the morning. ! When paying over £100 for a room I expect a modern flat screen tv which we didn't have. The reception on the dab radio wasn't good either. Biggest problem was that my partner was allergic to feather duvets although we hadn't informed the hotel of this. When we requested a replacement we only received a large single which wasn't sufficient to keep us warm all night .... slightly spoiling the experience of this otherwise lovely hotel.

Warm welcome,efficient ,unpretentious service,good breakfast,genuine single rooms-this is rare and I really appreciate it

My online booking said vat was included but it was added again to the total. Your house wines aren't great -they have sulphides in them which many people find hard to digest

Very friendly staff, lovely rooms, clean, great bed, good restaurant on site, but the pheasant wasn't great!

Two criticisms (although small), we booked in as a couple with a baby, but then put on the top floor - up a narrow, steep staircase which was a bit precarious with a wriggly baby in your arms - the hotel saying that it was to provide more room for the cot, although during previous stays I've had a first floor room which was perfectly roomy enough (the hotel definitely wasn't full). Secondly there was a £6 charge for parking on site.

We enjoyed every moment of our stay at Pelham House. Without exception the staff are kind, friendly and always have a smile for you.Very comfortable bedroom and the quality of food and service at breakfast was superb. The hotel has a lovely ambience and is quiet despite being in the heart of the town. Excellent.

We have stayed at this hotel 3 years ago and little has changed, parking on site is restricted and it now charges for parking at £6+per night a niggling addition to the cost of staying there. On our first visit we had a standard double room which was very small, just enough room to get around the bed, very small closet and a cubicle bathroom. Fortunately on this occasion we were upgraded to a slightly larger room more in keeping with hotels we've stayed in elsewhere. On a positive the staff are very helpful and accommodating, Although we did not have dinner at the hotel the breakfasts we had were excellent.