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Hotel in Lewes
Dating back to 1588, The Shelleys Hotel is a Grade II listed property with free private parking. Beautiful old building, lovely room and friendly staff
Hotel in Lewes
Dating back to the 16th century, this former traveler's inn rests in the heart of the picturesque and historic Lewes. The White Hart Hotel offers modern facilities, and has an old-world charm. Location, personal consideration and attention of the staff, relaxed atmosphere, wonderful breakfast, views, pool, sauna, spacious bright room and all. Feels like at home every time I return.
Lewes
Located 2.7 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House, The Cowshed provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. A continental breakfast is available daily at the bed and breakfast. What can I say, Linda was the perfect host, friendly chatty couldn't do enough for you, Linda really makes you feel at home in her home. Simply a fantastic place to stay. The bedroom with the view and the balcony was stunning in fact the whole property was stunning. breakfast was simply delicious, fresh eggs laid that morning wow
Lewes
Felix House features garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, located in Lewes, 3.9 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House. Beautiful house, the hosts made us feel very welcome, the room was perfect and breakfast was delicious! We would definitely stay at Felix House again.
Lewes
Offering free WiFi and free private parking, Luxury Apartment, Lewes Town Centre (with Parking) is located in Lewes, within just a 6-minute walk of Lewes Castle & Barbican House Museum. This accommodation is absolutely fabulous. Although being located right in the centre of town, it is totally quiet. The apartment is very new and decorated in a modern, convenient way. The host is extremely friendly and considerate and very responsive, which makes coordination very easy. Totally recommendable, wish we could have stayed longer.
Lewes
Located within 3.1 mi of Glyndebourne Opera House and 5 mi of AMEX Stadium, Castle Banks Cottage in Lewes features a garden and rooms with free WiFi. I liked the house host and great location
Lewes
Featuring annex accommodations with a balcony, High View Retreat is located in Lewes and located at the rear of Brynclai B&B. Lovely clean and well equipped apartment within beautiful views across the garden onto the countryside. Onsite parking was great as was the location with allowed easy access to the main towns in the area. The owners are wonderful and made sure we had everything we needed.
Lewes
Featuring garden views, Bevernbridge Farmhouse has accommodations with a terrace and an electric tea pot, around 8 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House. This farmhouse was wonderful, Everything was there we would need for a lovely weekend. We had a very warm welcome when we arrived and I would like to live there permanently. We would go again
Lewes
Located in Lewes, The Hayloft is 5 mi from Glyndebourne Opera House and 5.6 mi from AMEX Stadium. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a fully equipped kitchen and a patio. Spacious and comfortable cottage sized apartment in the heart of the Sussex countryside with plenty of amenities. The owners parents were welcoming and friendly. There are plenty of places to eat nearby. Situated close to Lewes and many local attractions. We had a very enjoyable break, hence the score.
Lewes
Located in Lewes in the East Sussex region, with Lewes Castle & Barbican House Museum and East Sussex County Council nearby, Montys Accommodation has accommodations with free WiFi and free private... very tasty and healthy breakfast, fruit, homemade granula...Room size perfect, great design. Host extremely kind and helpful! Comfortable beds. Quiet and convenient location.
There's a brewery beside the river, a castle up the hill, and endless unusual shops, restaurants, and limitless charity shops. Don't put the cost of parking up - this encourages trade, it's delightful to find such an individual town centre and plenty to browse around. Don't change its character. Eating in the brewery pub also good.
Lewes is a beautiful town nestled in the Southern Downs and you are never far from a spectacular view of the countryside. Glyndebourne is a jewel for music lovers and must be experienced at least once in a lifetime. I enjoyed touring the castle as well and only wish I had more time to stay there.
Lewes has seen better days. We come each year for Glyndebourne and a number of shops have closed as has the antiques centre in Station Hill. Pleasant though for a short stay and much to see around if you have a car (or bike)
I used to live there! I was very sad to leave but circumstances dictated. I now live in Evesham in Worcestershire. Lewes was a fantastic place to live. The pubs in particular were excellent. For a really true pub choose the Gardener's Arms in Cliffe High Street. If you want good value food with good real ale , you could do no better than the Brewer's Arms in the main High Street. It has 8 entries in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide which for a town it's size may be a record and they are all justified. If there's anything you need that can't be found in Lewes it has easy access to Brighton by bus or train.
If you can find the right place to stay (which we didn't manage to do), it is a really good idea to stay in Lewes when attending Glyndebourne. The village is charming and has many points of interest. I enjoyed just strolling around the morning before the performance. Near the Castle grounds, I passed by a lawn with a gorgeous herbaceous border where older men were playing a game of boule. There is also a charming pond with a walking path around it. There were many ducks, children, and other locals strolling around. I stopped by the church of St. John's sub Castro, but when two people came out, I hurried away. The vicar later noticed me ambling around and very kindly asked me if I needed help and told me I could walk through the church grave yard where there was a memorial to Russian soldiers. I found that fascinating when I went, but most of all I was impressed by how kind and thoughtful the vicar was. The people in general were very friendly. An older men joked with us when he saw us walk by in black-tie dress, which made me feel like one of the locals. It is a charming place where you can prepare for the opera in peace--again provided that you can find the right place to stay.
Lewes is a fantastic town full of interesting buildings, great history and a strong and vibrant art and craft community. The fact I managed to pick up a guitar for £30 in the Flea Market was an extra bonus. The food at the Pelham Arms at lunch time on Saturday was utterly wonderful, and the beer tasty and well kept. The Con Club was a fantastic location to play and the sound engineer Finn was helpful and accommodating. It's a great place to just have a mooch around wandering down side streets and exploring book shops and antique places too.
This is in an ideal town centre location. The view out of the back of the hotel was lovely, and our room was quiet. The hotel is very old and quaint. There was a leisure centre, with swimming pool, but we ran out of time to go there. The price was good considering the location and size of the room. Flexible parking was available on site. The staff were all friendly and relaxed.
What can I say, Linda was the perfect host, friendly chatty couldn't do enough for you, Linda really makes you feel at home in her home. Simply a fantastic place to stay. The bedroom with the view and the balcony was stunning in fact the whole property was stunning. breakfast was simply delicious, fresh eggs laid that morning wow
Convenient town-centre hotel with history and character and comfortable beds. Good car park and plentiful breakfast included in the rate. Surprisingly attractive garden view at rear of hotel. Staff were friendly and helpful. Windows can open--would be essential in summer because there is no air conditioning.
Spacious and comfortable cottage sized apartment in the heart of the Sussex countryside with plenty of amenities. The owners parents were welcoming and friendly. There are plenty of places to eat nearby. Situated close to Lewes and many local attractions. We had a very enjoyable break, hence the score.
Amazing and unique little hotel with beautiful rooms and excellent hospitality. Was made to feel very welcome and every small detail had been catered for. Delicious fresh DIY breakfast and a huge spacious room with everything we could need. Would absolutely recommend.
Host welcoming and keen to help. Kitchen was well equipped. Spacious accommodation. Location is very good Loved Lewes; great shops, plenty of choice for eating out, open air swimming pool; bring your costume!
The warm welcome from the lovely people who run the hotel, the upgrade we hadn't asked for, the willingness to meet our requests and the quiet night's sleep, even at the front of the hotel.
Situated close to Lewes with good views of the surrounding countryside
Breakfast, privacy, location, Lewes itself. And Jo is a delight.
The location of the hotel is excellent
I am a big fan of YHA generally, but this was the friendliest hostel I've stayed in and possibly the most efficient. A four-minute walk from the Southease train stop, it's a perfect location for exploring the South Downs on foot or bicycle. I arrived after 8pm, but the restaurant was still open--and the sandwich served was fresh, tasty and filling. Wine and beer were on hand as well. The dorms were as clean and well-equipped as most YHA Dorms, but I like the fact that they are in converted barns--it seems environmentally sound. The vegetarian breakfast was big, filling and served so fast I had no problem getting my train in the morning.
