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The River Haven Hotel
Hotel in Rye
Located in the historic town of Rye, The River Haven Hotel is on the Strand Quay overlooking the River Tillingham. Rye Rail Station is a leisurely 10-minute walk away.
United Kingdom
The staff were super friendly, Sarah and the team made us very welcome, nothing was too much, we will be back 100%
The Lookout Rye
Hotel in Rye
The Lookout Rye is in the center of the historical town of Rye, high on the East Cliff with views across the river. It has free Wi-Fi and paid parking.
Germany
We stayed in the Deluxe Suite which has amazing interieur, an incredibly spacious and luxurious bathroom and a fantastic view from the bay window. The well-maintained building blends perfectly in its surroundings on the cliff road. It is also a perfect starting point for walks through the town. Very friendly and helpful personnel.
Mermaid Inn
Hotel in Rye
With Norman cellars dating back to the 12th century and secret passageways in some of its rooms, this inn offers historic accommodations in Rye.
Australia
Lovely room and the perfect location in Rye. All of the staff were very friendly and very professional. Great bar, great breakfast, and a beautiful historic inn
The Hope Anchor
Hotel in Rye
This mid-18th century former inn offers unique rooms, free Wi-Fi, and excellent views of Rye.
France
Location, very quiet, very friendly staff, huge breakfast
Playden Oasts Hotel
Hotel in Rye
Offering characterful accommodations centered around 2 East Sussex oast houses, Playden Oasts Hotel is just 1 mile from the center of Rye.
United Kingdom
This was such a fantastic place to stay. When we got in, everyone was expecting us. The staff could not have been lovelier! Everyone introduced themselves and made sure we were all booked in to eat dinner and knew about breakfast. We were taken up to our room, where they had turned the heat on in advance for us so we would be toasty when we got there as it was a cold and rainy night. The room was excellent, everything was clean and tidy and just so homey and comfy. We had dinner in the restaurant and it was lovely and candlelit-and I really appreciated that they had vegetarian and vegan options. It's just a wonderfully historic and quirky place to stay that's being well maintained by people who love it- and we loved it too! It's my new favourite place and we are definitely planning another trip!
The Gallivant
Hotel in Rye
The sand between your toes. Sky and beach as far as your eyes can see. Wonderful food made with love. Deeply comfortable beds in beautifully thought out bedrooms. Daily yoga and wellness classes.
New Zealand
I was delighted to find out they have a visiting yoga instructor!
The George In Rye
Hotel in Rye
This hideaway is located in the center of Rye and offers well-designed rooms, local wines and a restaurant menu infused with Mediterranean zest.
Netherlands
Breakfast was exeptionally good!
Flackley Ash Country House Hotel
Hotel in Rye
Located in the Sussex countryside 4 miles from the historic town of Rye, Flackley Ash is a delightful Grade II listed Georgian country house with an award-winning restaurant, a bar and spa facilities....
United Kingdom
the staff were very welcoming and my dog was made to feel like a guest
The Standard Inn
Rye
The Standard Inn is located in Rye. It features a bar and restaurant, and has traditional features such as a working fireplace and wooden beams. Free WiFi is available.
United Kingdom
The standard inn had a lovely feel about it, we will definitely return
Haydens B&B
Rye
Haydens B&B offers accommodations in Rye. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and conservatory with a decked balcony for al fresco breakfasts. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Netherlands
lovely, lovely place in the center of a beautiful town.. staff were ever so friendly, the room and the view were gorgeous, we had a fantastic bath with the delicious smelling soaps, breakfast was amazing. hands down we couldn’t have found a better place for our weekend getaway. thank you!
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Lovely ancient town full of character and charm, many...
Lovely ancient town full of character and charm, many historic buildings, few cobbled streets, lots of independent cafes and shops. Rye is relatively small and can probably be done in a day, but there are many nearby places to visit, such as Rye Nature reserve and Camber Sands. Lots of good pubs in Rye.
Monika - 10
Very quaint town.
Very quaint town. Lots of cobbled streets full of independent shops, many tea rooms and places to eat and drink. We loved it even in the pouring rain ! The car parks are situated near the station for long term parking.
SueUnited Kingdom - 8.0
Rye has an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants and many...
Rye has an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants and many historic venues. Parking is an issue so look up car parking locations before driving there. Be sure to look up Kino cinema even if you don’t want to watch a movie. It has a good cafe. We saw 2 films and the intimate cinemas are very comfortable and clean.CLAIREUnited Kingdom - 10
Quirky town, lovely cobbled streets and buildings were...
Quirky town, lovely cobbled streets and buildings were traditional and modern. Lots of independent shops interesting to look round. Loved the views from the Church and the Ypres Tower. Rye Harbour and Nature Reserve were also worth a visit. Lots of eateries of all sorts
Jayne - 10
Pretty place with lots of cafes and pubs.
Pretty place with lots of cafes and pubs. You can walk around it in a hour but take a weekend to get to know all it's knocks and crannies and history. Can get quite touristy in the afternoon at weekends so plan your visits to avoid this.PaulUnited Kingdom - 10
Rye is a historic town with very little new build.
Rye is a historic town with very little new build. Situated on a hill, some parts steep. No big name fast food outlets. And only one locally owned supermarket, expensive. Bus link to Rye Harbour is worth using. And the once an hour rail service will get you to Ashford, Hastings and Eastbourne fairly quickly. We went to the Grapevine Jazz and Champagne Bar which has live music. Quiet Mon/Tues/ Wed, but busy on the other days. The top of the church tower offers good views. There is a cat café near the Fishmarket area. Would recommend going to the Rye Heritage Centre on the first day in Rye to see the show that explains where the historic sites are in Rye using a model of the town. Lot of day tripper tourist coming and going by coaches. We went in the Simon The Pieman Teashop. The homemade pasty was ruined by being reheated in a microwave. The warm scones were fine as was the tea. There is a large market on Thursday morning, seems to pack up by about 1.30 p.m. Not all of the places of interest are open every day. Need to do some homework beforehand.NorthThamesUnited Kingdom
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- From $174.02 per night8.0Very Good · 532 reviewsLocation: Handy with a car -- about a mile into town. Parking free at the hotel, and not expensive at cattle market lot, near the train station in Rye, and free after 7 PM at most other lots. Great-looking oast towers on the hotel, containing round stone rooms for reception & dining. Generous and tasty Full English Breakfast included. Room and bed were clean & comfortable, but with odd separate shower room. Not far from Great Dixter -- a lovely and unique house, garden, and nursery.CleliaUnited States of America
- From $145.02 per night8.6Excellent · 2,268 reviewsGreat location and views out of windows great . Friendly staff and good breakfast # Best of all we have stayed in just about all the hotels in Rye and this one is as good as the others but less expensive . Only downside is parking situation . Must move car by 9 am off street into paid parking . Thats now £2.50 per day and about 5 minutes walk away so no hardship but if one is disabled or elderly this may be an issue
LewisUnited Kingdom - From $199.88 per night8.6Excellent · 777 reviewsLovely spacious room - we were given a disabled room. Some noise from the street but nothing too bad - we wore hearing aids. Lovely ambience and beautiful courtyard. Breakfast was amazing. A particular mention to Anna at breakfast - welcomed by a lovely smile and she was so happy always makes everybody else happy. Hotel very clean and very central - the George is the hub of Rye.SarahUnited Kingdom
- From $214.38 per night8.7Excellent · 1,759 reviewsA lovely medieval hotel in the centre of Rye, it really did feel like stepping back in time. Great location, quirky rooms and lovely terrace for a drink. The bar and restaurant team were fantastic and helped with a number of allergy requests really well. We stayed for dinner and the food was delicious.JacquiUnited Kingdom
- 9.2Wonderful · 96 reviewsGood location in the centre of Rye, with good access to plenty of restaurants and shops. The welcome pack left by the host was thoughtful and had the basics like milk, eggs and bread + a bottle of wine. Good WiFi and hot water supply. Great location for exploring Camber Sands and Rye areas.
THUSOUnited Kingdom - 9.4Wonderful · 21 reviewsProperty was immaculate, in a great location, James had thought of everything. The decor is superb and the kitchen fully stocked. The beds are lovely and comfy, can walk to all of Rye’s attractions from the house. I would highly recommend and i will certainly be back so thank you .
AlisonUnited Kingdom - From $174.02 per night8.0Very Good · 532 reviewsHotel was well positioned for Rye centre Friendly greeting on arrival Room was clean ,well furnished and decent size Good shower although whilst hose was loose at mains did not detract from decent pressure Room was very quiet Good breakfast and pleasant staff in morninganthonyUnited Kingdom
- From $145.02 per night8.6Excellent · 2,268 reviewsThe hotel was in a superb location, ideal for visitors to Rye. The hotel was a bit quirky and quaint but had great facilities and room. Staff were great, friendly, helpful and welcoming. They even arranged an early breakfast because we had an early train to catch.MaxwellUnited Kingdom
- From $176.55 per night8.8Excellent · 735 reviewsVery good food, extremely friendly and helpful staff. Historic Grade 2 Listed Property with all the character in a great location and within easy walking distance to the historic Rye town centre. Very attractive period properties adjacent to the hotel.JamesUnited Kingdom
- From $201.77 per night9.0Wonderful · 455 reviewsThe Fig is a beautiful little hotel, the room was very well decorated with vintage furniture, nice home feeling! The brunch included was also really good … and the staff so nice! I’ll be back if I ever have to stay in Rye again :)
elodieUnited Kingdom - From $99.62 per night7.9Good · 1,980 reviewsWonderfully clean! Really lovely staff and sizeable rooms. LOVED the 12pm check out, more hotels need to do this. They allowed us to use the spa for the whole day, and food was fantastic.lleanneUnited Kingdom
- From $601.27 per night8.8Excellent · 254 reviewsOn arrival my room was upgraded and it was beautiful. The location is fabulous right beside the beach and it’s a lovely walk into Rye. Lovely bar and restaurant at the hotel
LisaIreland - From $105.30 per night8.1Very Good · 1,183 reviewsThe attic room / bed was comfortable with a great view. The hotel was very well situated. Most of the staff were friendly and welcoming. The town of Rye has a lot to offer.
KelvinUnited Kingdom - From $199.88 per night8.6Excellent · 777 reviewsExcellent location to visit Rye, lovely breakfast, most staff were pleasant. Room 26 is far from the front, across open courtyards, but large, comfortable and clean.
RichardUnited States of America - From $163.94 per night9.3Wonderful · 689 reviewsCharming, historic, comfortable, with a lovely staff--we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Jeake's House, and in Rye. Look no further!StephenUnited States of America
- From $126.10 per night7.8Good · 1,966 reviewsThe staff were very friendly and efficient. The location of the hotel is good. It is a short walk from the historic centre of Rye.
GrahamUnited Kingdom - From $99.62 per night7.9Good · 1,980 reviewsClean. Pleasant staff . Liked the use of in hotel pool and spa , which was well maintained . Good location near RyeSusannaUnited Kingdom
- From $126.10 per night7.8Good · 1,966 reviewsFriendly and informative staff. Location ideal for Rye the town and the Nature Reserve. Breakfast excellent.JohnUnited Kingdom
- From $163.94 per night8.6Excellent · 1,072 reviewsWarm room. Big comfortable bed. Pub next door. Close to Rye but only if you have a car. Too far to walk.
MargaretUnited Kingdom - From $163.94 per night9.3Wonderful · 689 reviewsbreakfasts are outstanding and the hotel is a must for anyone staying in RyeTraceyUnited Kingdom
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