Auberges à Rye

« Hotel à l'anglaise, auberge, pub, hotel dans grande demeure »

« The accommodation was absolutely spot on and I cannot recommend it enough. Easy to find, central location with parking round the corner. Joseph the host was attentive and gave clear instructions of check in etc. The room was beautifully decorated and clean. Super dog friendly too. The staff at the Seadog pub were brilliant. We even had dinner and drinks there, such a nice pub. If you’re staying in Hastings definitely book yourself in here. »

« Beautiful bedrooms in quirky old wooden hotel. The food is very good, but the restaurant gets very noisy as it’s so full. »

« Staff not very friendly (both on check in and check out). It seemed as if they would like to be anywhere except where they were then and there and they did not seem keen to help with anything. The walls are very thin and people speaking in the corridor sound like they are in your room. You can also hear everything outside. Did not have a good night's sleep and would not book to stay here again. »

« Qui na pas rever dans sa vie de pouvoir dormir dans une de ces merveilleuse auberge anglaise du 18 e siecle ou dans un manoir Avec d immense cheminee et bien maintenant pour mon epouse et moi c est fait.le confort est parfait et sur place le restaurant excellent.nous reviendrons. »

« Great place to stay. Close to the channel. The personnel is amazing and the food is also amazing. It is a pleasure to stay in each time. »

« The room was nice and big. The staff were friendly. The location was great, near lots of pubs and restaurants. The pub is good too, with friendly people. Not necessarily suited for young children on friday night as the area is loud until 0030, although it did quieten down once bars were shut. The shower water pressure in the evening seemed a lot lower than the morning. »

« Room was clean and functional although furniture was rather old fashioned - e.g. writing desks rather than any clothes drawers. Breakfast was excellent! Staff very friendly and helpful. »