Historic B&Bs in Rye
One of the Confederation of Cinque Ports “five ports” on the south east coast of England tasked with the defence of the country, the origins of the ancient town of Rye can be traced back to Anglo-Saxon times.
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Barons Granary
Iden, nr. Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7UU.
Surrounded by beautiful apple orchards, the brick and timber clad Barons Granary offers well-appointed bed and breakfast accommodation just 5 miles from Camber Castle, Henry VIIIs artillery fort designed to guard the approaches to the ancient Cinque Port of Rye.
- 19th Century
Hare & Hounds Bed & Breakfast
Rye Foreign, nr. Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7ST.
This former pub is set in idyllic countryside just 2 miles from historic Rye. The recently refurbished guest rooms are located adjacent to the house in a separate building and are all located on the ground floor.
- 19th Century
The Ship Inn
Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7DB.
One of the oldest pubs in Rye, this former smuggler’s haunt dates from 1592. The individually designed guest rooms all offer 21st century modern conveniences and the restaurant serves locally inspired dishes presented with flair.
- 16th Century
Manor Farm Oast
Icklesham, nr. Rye, East Sussex, TN36 4WL.
Retaining many original features both internally and externally, this former oast house has been thoughtfully and tastefully converted to offer three well-appointed guest rooms. Built in 1860, it stands amidst working farmland, ideal for a quiet countryside break.
- 19th Century
The Tea House
Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7EN.
Standing in the historic area of Rye known as the citadel, this heavily beamed property is full of character and quirkiness. Dating from around 1500, each en suite guest room has been modernised and features a king-size bed with Egyptian cotton linen.
- 15th Century
Saltcote Place
Saltcote Place, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7NR.
Built in 1905 in the Queen Anne style, this country mansion offers luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation less than a mile from the historic Cinque Port of Rye. Many of the en-suite rooms enjoy views over the extensive grounds and Camber Sands.
- 20th Century