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The George in Rye

4.6 of 5 • 155 reviews
Rye
Rye is a must see historic town.
Breakfast in general is very good.
£96

The Mermaid Inn

4.4 of 5 • 37 reviews
Rye
Beautiful old inn, located in a quaint little village.
One of a kind historic inn.
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Flackley Ash Hotel

3.8 of 5 • 155 reviews
Rye
The dining room and conservatory are very pretty.
The dining room and conservatory are very pretty.
£58

The Hope Anchor Hotel and Restaurant

4.4 of 5 • 108 reviews
Rye
£79

The Old Borough Arms

4.5 of 5 • 166 reviews
Rye
Great Location-Great History.
Great Location-Great History.
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The Gallivant

4.2 of 5 • 25 reviews
Rye
£92

Kings Head Inn

4.1 of 5 • 77 reviews
Rye
The staff are very friendly & helpful.
They were very welcoming for our dog as well.
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Rye Lodge Hotel

3.9 of 5 • 50 reviews
Rye
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The Regent Motel

4.1 of 5 • 15 reviews
Rye
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The Horse & Cart Inn

4.3 of 5 • 3 reviews
Rye
£67

 

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Awesome b&b experience. We will be back.

5 out of 5

Travelling as a family of four, we stayed at the Inn for one night only. We all thoroughly enjoyed our stay. From the very warm welcome (after the horrors of the M25), our studio apartment was super. Clean, contemporary and characterful. Comfortable bed, super shower. Our boys shared the sofa bed which is perhaps a little on the small side for two boys. Our evening meal was fantastic. Great menu choice, locally sourced food and a passionate and attentive team. We enjoyed a lovely night sleep and woke to a beautiful morning. The boys enjoyed the garden whilst we took our time over breakfast which was as good as expected, given the evening meal the night before.

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Very nice & quiet

4 out of 5

Exelelent exercise area & fun to stay in for Aussie as it is a old building lovely breakfast will stay again if in this part of uk

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Pocket Guide: Rye

Rye is a small town located in the far east of East Sussex. Amidst its cobbled streets, visitors are met with an abundance of exquisite hotels and guesthouses.

An Enchanting and Historical Town

Thanks to its seat upon three rivers, the small town of Rye has historically been a significant town. As a member of the Cinque Ports confederation, the town once served as a military base, sending warships to protect the nearby coastline in the south. Through the 18th and 19th Centuries, the town was also known to be something of a hub for Sussex smugglers, who plied their business right under the noses of the customs men!

Today, the town sees a good deal more tourists than smugglers, and more fishing boats than warships. The picturesque town is one of the most beautiful in the county, and boasts an impressive tourism infrastructure for a place of its modest size.

An Array of Attractions

It's not just the pretty streets and friendly ambience of the town that draw so many visitors to Rye each year. The town is also well-served by attractions.

The Mermaid Inn is one of the country's oldest pubs. The atmospheric bar would be a pleasant enough place to enjoy a pint of the local ale even without the knowledge that it used to be the meeting place of the infamous smugglers group, the Hawkhurst Gang.

Other attractions include St. Mary's Church Tower, which boasts excellent views across the town, and Camber Castle, a defensive fort built for the Tudor king, Henry VIII.

Hotels in Rye

The guesthouses and hotels in East Sussex are on par with any in the county. All across town, period buildings house spectacular accommodation. The Playden Oasts Inn offers a unique retreat, just outside Rye itself. Those keen to get into the centre of Rye have plenty of options, including The George in Rye, and the Rye Lodge Hotel.

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