"Lovely small hotel with attentive staff in a country setting. Nice spacious rooms and good breakfast. Only downside was noisy plumbing due to septic tank."
"Lovely small hotel with attentive staff in a country setting. Nice spacious rooms and good breakfast. Only downside was noisy plumbing due to septic tank."
"The couple that own and operate this bed-and-breakfast are a true delight. They make you feel welcome the moment you step in. Great care is taken to ensure guests have a comfortable, enjoyable experience here. This is the place to stay if you’re in Sittingbourne!"
"The couple that own and operate this bed-and-breakfast are a true delight. They make you feel welcome the moment you step in. Great care is taken to ensure guests have a comfortable, enjoyable experience here. This is the place to stay if you’re in Sittingbourne!"
"In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!"
"In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Explore the historic Holy Trinity Church and King George's Playing Field, where locals gather for cricket matches and summer festivals. Discover unique shops along the High Street before visiting the Rayleigh Windmill, a beautifully restored 19th-century landmark with fascinating exhibits about local history.
We found this hotel to be far enough away from the town centre to not be bothered by any noise but close enough for a nice stroll and the sunset over the harbour was lovely. The owners have obviously spent a great deal of time and money on this once run down to turn it into a comfortable hotel with more improvements planned.
We found this hotel to be far enough away from the town centre to not be bothered by any noise but close enough for a nice stroll and the sunset over the harbour was lovely. The owners have obviously spent a great deal of time and money on this once run down to turn it into a comfortable hotel with more improvements planned.
Rain
Reviewed September 15, 2015Reviewed September 15, 2015
We arrived and we was greeted by lovely lady Debbie, the room, bed & shower all fabulous. Breakfast was beautifully cooked and lovely crest fruit, all you wanted. Having stayed at several places when we visit Southend, now we have found The Hamilton we would stay anywhere else. It's a real gem
We arrived and we was greeted by lovely lady Debbie, the room, bed & shower all fabulous. Breakfast was beautifully cooked and lovely crest fruit, all you wanted. Having stayed at several places when we visit Southend, now we have found The Hamilton we would stay anywhere else. It's a real gem
In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!
In a picturesque setting with lovely friendly staff and a very welcoming atmosphere, food was excellent and prices good for what you get , definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to anyone!
Lovely building good location nice garden area and the hosts are really nice and helpful breakfast was probably the best for a long time would definitely stay again
Lovely building good location nice garden area and the hosts are really nice and helpful breakfast was probably the best for a long time would definitely stay again
From start to finish a truly memorable experience in every good way
We had a 3 night break due to a wedding and was using the jolly sailor-fish on the quay as a central base for the wedding and all activities in the area
We were greeted by variety with a lovely smile and helpful attitude and were asked if we wanted to go straight up to our room or would prefer a sit down and a drink first and as I had just driven for about an hour chose the latter took a look at the menu and also chose to have a...
From start to finish a truly memorable experience in every good way
We had a 3 night break due to a wedding and was using the jolly sailor-fish on the quay as a central base for the wedding and all activities in the area
We were greeted by variety with a lovely smile and helpful attitude and were asked if we wanted to go straight up to our room or would prefer a sit down and a drink first and as I had just driven for about an hour chose the latter took a look at the menu and also chose to have a...
Anthony
Reviewed September 24, 2024Reviewed September 24, 2024
What is the nightly rate for a Bed & Breakfast in Rayleigh?
Prices for B&Bs in Rayleigh often vary, but you can find a great deal from £55 with Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as location and the time of year. It usually costs more to stay at Rayleigh B&Bs over the weekend too. Travelers can find the best deals by being flexible with their dates, and by using our filters to sort prices from low to high.
When is the best time to book a Bed and Breakfast in Rayleigh?
The most popular time to book a B&B in Rayleigh is during the late spring and summer months, particularly from May to August. This period sees an influx of visitors eager to explore the picturesque town and enjoy the vibrant community events, outdoor activities, and beautiful local parks. With temperatures typically ranging from 15°C to 25°C, the pleasant weather allows for comfortable sightseeing and leisurely strolls through the charming streets.
July stands out as the peak month for travel in Rayleigh, when the town buzzes with energy from weekend markets, local festivals, and a variety of outdoor activities. The warm summer days provide the great backdrop for enjoying the nearby countryside and indulging in al fresco dining at the many delightful cafés and restaurants.
If you're looking for a more budget-friendly option, consider visiting Rayleigh in December. While this month falls outside of the main tourist season, it offers a unique charm with festive decorations and local holiday markets. Embrace the peaceful atmosphere as you explore the town's history, perhaps visiting the Rayleigh Windmill or the historic St. Margaret's Church.
What is the difference between a Rayleigh B&B and a hotel?
Every Rayleigh B&B has its own unique feel. Whether it’s a cozy reading space or a sunlit breakfast nook to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, the quaint details are what make bed and breakfasts a home away from home. Travelers can look forward to personal touches, thoughtful amenities and of course a scrumptious breakfast at Rayleigh B&Bs.