We enjoyed three evenings here in late June and early July, while visiting family. The location is…read moresuperb--near the train station, the seafront, and many restaurants, cafes, etc. Our room was clean, tidy, and comfortable. The owners/hosts are very welcoming. And the breakfasts are outstanding. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Ian & Bev Jarvie look forward to welcoming you to our boutique hotel In Hastings.read more

As a family of 10 (6 adults & 4 children), we were made to feel extremely welcome. Wendy and Simon…read morewho run this gorgeous guest house are so helpful and friendly, recommending local places to eat and visit. The guest house is beautifully decorated and smelt devine. We will definately come back.

This is a fantastic Bed & Breakfast run by a lovely couple, Wendy & David Dugdill, who go out of…read moretheir way to make you feel at home. We arrived late on a Friday night and were warmly greeted and given a small tour of the house. Wendy brought us up some tea and home-made cake, served on fine china with silver cutlery. There are only 3 rooms in the house and all of them are decorated beautifully, as is the rest of the house. The breakfast (prepared by Wendy) is fabulous. There's a nice selection of fruit, cereals, tea & coffee, juice, and a warm breakfast including fantastic crispy bacon and fried mushrooms which are to die for. The breakfast is completed with home-made bread and jam, and most importantly, brilliant conversation at the breakfast table. The whole place is delightful, and if you're looking for a quiet romantic getaway on the south coast, I don't think you'll get better than this. Ocklynge Manor deserves far better than 5 stars. I'd give them 6 out of 5!

A cute bed and breakfast with a Victorian charm. Very popular B&B in an old house that's been…read morerenovated. No elevator. Stairs are a bit narrow so keep your luggage size small and/or light however help is available if needed. Free wifi for guests. Wifi available in the lounge area but you may be lucky enough to get access in your room. Fabulous full English breakfast!! Super warm and friendly hosts and staff.

I am not that easy to impress when it comes to accommodations during my professional and personal…read moretravels. I want a cool, dark and quiet room in which to sleep; I want cool, crisp sheets and large heated towels after my shower. In short, when I am on the road, I want to feel like I am (almost) at home. Very very few hotels and B and B's have even come close to that distinction. Jeakes I am pleased to report, beats them all This guest house is just about perfect. The location is simply stunning - look up Mermaid Street, Rye. Steep cobbled street. The welcome is simple and sincere. Jeakes consists of 3 adjoining houses run together. Our room , "The Apothecary" was very quiet, and the drapes blocked out all daylight (gets light at 0330 right now!) The shower was strong and the bathroom well appointed. The English breakfast was simply outstanding. Jenny and Richard make you feel so welcome. The "honesty" bar/library is a welcome place to stop by on your way to bed. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. Great sleep, great breakfast, great overall feeling. And what a location! Simply stunning.

We went on a girl's weekend in Rye back in April - wine tasting, walks by the sea, pub crawls,…read morepicture taking, bird watching, lots of eating... We had a great time, and it's partly thanks to our hosts who were lovely and kind :) The room was nice, just big enough for the four of us, and good value for money. We had no problem parking our car there, and were welcomed right away and shown to our room. The property is close enough to walk to the town easily. There's a pub very close to it as well if you don't feel like walking too much haha. They had maps of the town and helpful suggestions for us. The breakfast was delish. Nothing bad to say about it, a very British bed & breakfast experience, which is exactly what we wanted. They have a very cute dog too! This review is a bit messy and I might add to it later but I just realised now, while sorting out old reservation emails, that I hadn't given them a Yelp review and thought it was a shame.

Stayed over a couple of nights. Would not say that we had a bad stay but the Tenterden room, as…read morewith all of them, was not up to what we thought we were getting. The website photographs have been taken with a wide-angle lens which gives a distorted view of what you're really going to stay in. The shower is a dream, though. The breakfast is a credit to the owners. Parking ok and it is only a short walk into Rye.

This is a really excellent hotel, I had a very relaxing stay here…read more It's right on the sea front, opposite the pier, so my room at the front of the building had a lovely view of the sea, and all along the promendade. The room itself was very comfortable and the bed was fantastic. The decor is simple and modern and everything was spotlessly clean. The bathroom was well thought out, with nice toiletries and a really deep bath, which made for an excellent relaxing soak after I went for a run. There are also a few other nice touches like herbal tea bags, and bottles of water in the little fridge. The owner/manager was really superb, he told me the best route for my run, and sorted out my meals (vegan and wheat free), with no fuss or hassle at all. For dinner, I had roasted veg in a tomato sauce, and for breakfast I had a fruit platter and some porridge. The breakfast isn't buffet style, so everything is prepared fresh, and the fruit was the best I have had in a hotel for a long time, in fact probably ever. Deliciously fresh melon, apple, pear, grape and pineapple. I would definitely stay here again.

We just arrived this morning and are already in love with this hotel. This place is so dog friendly…read moreeven for a 30kg German shepherd. Dogs are allowed everywhere in the hotel including the restaurant! Everyone is dog mad and our dog was told she was beautiful many, many times. Sitting at the bar enjoying a drink, dog gets a bowl of water, this isn't the welcome you normally get. It would've been nice, though, if we were directed to the nearest places out dog could toilet when we checked in. (Overnight) if you are a light sleeper, do not take one of the rooms facing the seafront in summer. The road is used constantly and with the windows open it makes it difficult to sleep, but the view is worth it for those of us who are willing to make the sacrifice. As an older hotel, the walls are thin and you can hear people stomping in the corridor. The tea/coffee set to is good, includes bottled water. The bathroom small but functional although it did take me awhile to figure out his to turn the shower on. I would still come back here again.