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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. we have visited the Mermaid Hotel several times when in Rye ,it was one of the things on my wife`s bucket list, we loved everything about the old building, it is like stepping back in time. we will be back again in the future.
The Hope Anchor
Hotel in Rye
This mid-18th century former inn offers unique rooms, free Wi-Fi, and excellent views of Rye. I enjoyed staying in the Hope Anchor a lot. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the location beautiful and the hotel itself very lovely and comfortable. I would definitely recommend it and visit again!
Flackley Ash Hotel & Restaurant
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.... Clean and tidy the staff were very friendly and willing to help will definitely be coming back
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. A Clean and Comfortable Hotel, very quiet, the room was great, with a balcony
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. Excellent hotel in a very good location in Rye old town. Room was huge with very comfy bed, massive tv and super clean bathroom with a good shower over the bath and very nice toiletries. Super friendly staff, very nice bar and outside heated terrace. Car park a bit tricky to find - it needs a sign-post to it! I left too early to have the cooked breakfast but the porter rustled up a continental breakfast and very good coffee. Would highly recommend the Lookout and it will be my go-to hotel when in Rye. An excellent stay.
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. Very hospitable and interested in our comfort Food very good and we have booked in for some extra nights Hidden Gem
The George In Rye
Hotel in Rye
This luxury, stylish hideaway is located in the center of Rye and offers elegant, well-designed rooms, local wines and a restaurant menu infused with Mediterranean zest. Excellent location and an interesting historical location.
The Gallivant
Hotel in Rye
Opposite Camber’s golden beach, Gallivant Hotel offers elegant rooms with homemade cake and luxury toiletries. Excellent food in very relaxing surroundings. Bedroom was extremely comfortable and very different from a standard hotel room.
The Ship Inn
Rye
Located in Rye, The Ship Inn offers accommodations with free WiFi and TV, as well as a restaurant and a bar. A Full English/Irish breakfast is available each morning at the bed and breakfast. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. We loved the Inn and the pub downstairs and it was very close to the town centre.
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. Breakfast was amazing, including locally sourced fruit juices such as Apple Rhubarb juice and delicious granary toast. Comfortable and spacious room. Short walk to train station and Ypres Castle.
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The Hope Anchor
Hotel in Rye
This mid-18th century former inn offers unique rooms, free Wi-Fi, and excellent views of Rye. I enjoyed staying in the Hope Anchor a lot.
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. Very hospitable and interested in our comfort Food very good and we have booked in for some extra...
The George In Rye
Hotel in Rye
This luxury, stylish hideaway is located in the center of Rye and offers elegant, well-designed rooms, local wines and a restaurant menu infused with Mediterranean zest. Excellent location and an interesting historical location.
Flackley Ash Hotel & Restaurant
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.... Clean and tidy the staff were very friendly and willing to help will definitely be coming back
FAQs about hotels in Rye
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Many families visiting Rye loved staying at The Gallivant, Mermaid Inn, and The Hope Anchor.
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For hotels in Rye that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Playden Oasts Hotel, The George In Rye, and The River Haven Hotel.
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The Hope Anchor, The Gallivant, and Playden Oasts Hotel got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Rye.
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These hotels in Rye are highly rated by couples: The Gallivant, The George In Rye, and Mermaid Inn.
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The Gallivant, Mermaid Inn, and The Hope Anchor are some of the popular hotels in Rye.
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On average, 3-star hotels in Rye cost $227 per night, and 4-star hotels in Rye are $318 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Rye can be found for $293 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
What Guests Said About Rye:
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It is a nice compact town.
It is a nice compact town. The railway station is short distance from the centre of Rye. Near the railway station is a bus station. There is a good selection of pubs, cafes and restaurants.there are viewing points where the surrounding countryside can be seen. There are a great deal of independent traders. Rye is dog friendly.
Peter BLAY United Kingdom -
Rye is an ancient, compact town, with properties dating back...
Rye is an ancient, compact town, with properties dating back to the middle ages. The older houses have some interesting house names in stead of numbers, for example there is an address: "The First House", next door to which a property named "The House Next Door". Over the road, a place called: "The House Opposite" and so on. The cobbled streets can be a little challenging on foot, and care may be required, especially in wet conditions. The shops and cafes are as individual as the ambiance of the town itself.
Mike United Kingdom -
Rye is a beautiful town and it is like stepping back in time.
Rye is a beautiful town and it is like stepping back in time. Plenty to do and see, and steeped in history. The TV series Mapp and Lucia was filmed here and it was lovely to see the houses that were used during filming, in particular Lamb House (Mallards in the series) and its beautiful garden. The down side for some might be that it is quite hilly in parts and the roads and some of the sidewalks are cobbled. Plenty of excellent places to eat, many of which are very quaint. Also, good parking facilities with some free of charge. Well worth a visit.
Lynn United Kingdom -
Rye is a beautiful, historic town.
Rye is a beautiful, historic town. It's cobbled streets and 12th Century buildings take you back in time. Although Rye is not a large town, there are plenty of interesting shops, pubs, restaurants and coffee shops. We ate in our hotel, The Ship Inn, due to a number of restaurants being refurbished. Food was excellent, but I was disappointed that the Cookery School restaurant was shut as the fish menu looked excellent. We parked our car in a long-stay car park and didn't use the car for 2 days. We walked everywhere, including a trek towards Rye Harbour. Had an excellent stay.
Linda United Kingdom -
It is worth picking up a free map (from the heritage centre...
It is worth picking up a free map (from the heritage centre on the quayside or in many of the shops) and downloading the audio tour for £2.99. You will see and learn a lot about the interesting history and buildings of Rye. There are plenty of places to stop for coffee or lunch. Hoof was excellent for a meal in the evening. Car parks can get busy. If you don't mind a short walk then park at the Gibbet Marsh Car Park (B2089 Udimore Road) and take the footpath past the windmill into the town. £2 for all day to 7pm (Easter 2022)
Lesley United Kingdom -
The streets and buildings are beautiful especially the...
The streets and buildings are beautiful especially the oldest parts. There are lots of restaurants cafes and pubs in a small area. There are boutiques and galleries a plenty, plus a train station to venture further afield. The harbour and Winchelsea beach are a long walk away but there's plenty of parking if you have to drive to get there. Top restaurant was The Fig where you order a few small platters per person - be warned they are big platters! Less is more.
Paul United Kingdom
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Rye
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From $314 per night
Clean, plenty of space, three double bedrooms two bathrooms, kitchen with a table and a lounge dinner. Lots of thoughtful details such as a small bottle of milk left in the fridge. Choice of two good cafes on the doorstep for breakfast. Family enjoyed the stay and preferred it to being in a hotel. Right in the centre of Rye so everything is a short stroll away.
Rob United Kingdom -
3 Tidal
Rye
From $268 per nightThis is a great little apartment. It's clean and comfortable, with all you might need for a short stay. The location is excellent - just a short walk into the centre of Rye. The best part is the balcony/deck which overlooks the water - it's a great place to relax with a glass of wine after spending the day exploring the area.
David Singapore -
From $137 per night
It was the best hotel I have ever stayed in the moment you walk in you feel so welcome the staff was friendly and very helpful and nothing was too much trouble for them we loved our breakfast my partner especially loved the fruit salad we both love Rye and been here many times and now we found the perfect place to stay
Chris United Kingdom -
Kings Head Inn
Rye
From $138 per nightThe rooms are modern and well appointed with plenty of space, a large bed, a good size shower and effective heating. Breakfast was excellent offering a good choice of well cooked options. The chef is a master of the perfect poached and scrabbled eggs. Parking on site was a bonus anywhere near Rye.
John United Kingdom -
Lantern Cottage
Rye
From $207 per nightGreat central location! Close to parking, supermarket and perfect for exploring Rye on foot or getting to Camber Sands. Also 2 mins from the most fantastic ice cream shop. Great amenities in the house, very comfy beds and lovely space to relax in the evenings. Thanks for a lovely stay
Kay United Kingdom -
From $134 per night
The 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.
Maxwell United Kingdom -
The fig
Rye
From $195 per nightGreat location. In the heart of Rye’s old town. Gorgeous decor and a heavenly big double bath. Felt so relaxing and private. The cafe where you have breakfast is delicious! I’d recommend going there for breakfast even if you weren’t staying in the hotel!
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The Tea House
Rye
From $207 per nightBeautiful property in central location to all of the amenities in Rye and walkable (via scenic path) to the beach & dunes at Camber Sands. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious and our host Brenda was so friendly and accommodating.
Denise United Kingdom -
From $138 per night
The hotel is lovely. Room was really spacious, lovely bathroom. Gym was great, big and nicely ventilated. Breakfast- food was delicious, nice choice. Great location, just a few minutes drive to Rye.
Elaine United Kingdom -
The Boathouse
Rye
From $201 per nightBeautiful location near tidal river. Quiet. WiFi was good and reliable. Bottle of bubbly in fridge was very welcome. Enough space for 2 people. Parking nearby. Easy walk to centre of Rye.
Anonymous United Kingdom -
From $126 per night
The staff were very friendly and the hotel was very clean and it's in the nice location near to rye sights. Didn't eat there except breakfast which was very nice.
Anonymous United Kingdom -
Whitehouse Rye
Rye
From $170 per nightLovely boho character to this boutique hotel in the heart of Rye. The breakfast was divine! The bathroom was gorgeously decadent. We had a great stay!
Comerasamy United Kingdom -
From $124 per night
lovely historic hotel. comfortable and charming. great location in the middle of Rye. Friendly staff.
Catherine Australia -
Jeakes House
Rye
From $195 per nightGreat little hotel. Wonderful staff. Great honesty bar - useful as the pubs in Rye close early.
Sean United Kingdom -
From $138 per night
The Staff were very friendly, good location if you like a small walk into Rye
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Haydens B&B
Rye
From $113 per nightBreakfast was amazing, including locally sourced fruit juices such as Apple Rhubarb juice and delicious granary toast. Comfortable and spacious room. Short walk to train station and Ypres Castle.
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The Ship Inn
Rye
From $99 per nightThe staff were very friendly and accommodating. We loved the Inn and the pub downstairs and it was very close to the town centre.
Rachel -
From $189 per night
Excellent food in very relaxing surroundings. Bedroom was extremely comfortable and very different from a standard hotel room.
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From $94 per night
clean stylish room of a 4 star hotel standard - Harriet a first class hostess
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Old Borough Arms
Rye
From $126 per nightGreat location, easy parking and great staff.
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