Powdermills Hotel  

The friendly caring approach of all the members of staff. Well appointed within the confines of that available to a building with such a history. A very relaxing hotel immediatley felt at home.

Tranquil , peaceful, caring.

The staff were excellent and made us feel very welcome and met our needs well. Both the restaurant and the grounds and setting of the hotel are fantastic

Lovely grounds, very comfortable room. Good service and helpful staff.

Didn't like 10% being added to our restaurant bill without being asked, prefer to decide ourselves if and how much we tip! This put us off having second nights meal at hotel.

A wonderful hotel with really friendly staff. It is situated in a beautiful location with lovely grounds. The decor is first class and wow the bathroom! The quality of the food was outstanding - real Michelin star food for a fraction of the price. Can't wait to go back, next time for a longer stay.n

It was a beautiful hotel, with lovely staff and homely atmosphere. The grounds were lovely and if the weather had been better it would have been a lovely walk. Wellies were avaialble for guests which was a lovely touch though.

We were disappointed with the choices on the menu for dinner, but were grateful for the staff to provide a meal which was more suitable for our taste without any fuss. The room was too hot and we were unable to sleep we could not turn off the radiators but when we explained this to the receptionist, she said she would report it. Other guests were complaining they were cold. There was also a power cut in the annex and guests were given torches to get to the main building. It would have been nice to have a chair and a dressing table in the room, I had to sit on the bed to do make up and hair as the sink and toilet were in front of the mirror and I could not lean in close to the mirror to see well enough. We had to look for bar staff to order drinks, as the bar was not manned all the time. We had to report a broken spindle on the banister it was sticking out with a nail in the end.

I loved the location and setting. The Hall was welcoming - the lounge areas were calm and relaxing. The room had ample space for sitting and reading etc.

There was nothing I disliked but I would have preferred a room with a better view - (not offered a choice when booking)

Large rooms. Very clean and well decorated. Log fire in the entrance, the sweet smell of burning wood pervading throughout the hotel. Excellent food and a wide choice available from the menu. The staff were very helpful - service excellent. The hotel is situated in beautiful countryside. Our room overlooked a large lake and the view from our room was fantastic.

Although the evening meal was excellent, it was a bit expensive.

My Partner and I stayed at Powdermills Hotel for Guy Fawkes and had the most wonderful time. The hotel is absolutely beautiful, staff warm and welcoming and the fine dining in The Orangerie was superb. Couldn't recommend highly enough and we will definitely be back soon!

A very friendly hotel with welcoming staff. As a consequence many guests return regularly. The hotel is set in acres of its own grounds and in beautiful countryside. It has a lovely restaurant and excellent food - breakfasts especially good. We are looking forward to a return visit!

I am disabled and need a walk-in-shower. There is only 1 designated disabled room. This has a shower rather than a bath. However, the shower still has a high stepped entrance and although the hotel can provide a temporary ramp the facility is far from ideal. In fairness to Powder Mills Hotel they are no worse than the majority of uk hotels in this respect. Very, very few hotels have any idea of the needs of most people who have mobility disabilities.

Very comfortable hotel in the sussex countryside and close to a lovely small town - Battle. Lovely setting

Rooms just a tad cold....

Idealistic setting, Most relaxing, easy to commute to from south and midlands. Interesting area.

The setting and grounds were stunning. The staff were always cheerful and obliging.

We had the Wellington Suite which was wonderful. The bathroom had no door (only an archway) leading to it and it was difficult to shower as there was only a hand held shower attachment.