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Wartling, Herstmonceux
Wartling Place Country House is a family run bed and breakfast / guesthouse accommodation and offers relaxing holidays, weekend breaks in a Georgian Grade II Listed building, formerly the ‘Rectory’ in the village of Wartling, near Herstmonceux in…
Hailsham
The Crown Hotel, in Hailsham, East Sussex offers a range of tastefully decorated and well appointed rooms and have something to offer every traveller. All rooms are en-suite with a bath and/or shower, and include flatscreen TVs, free Wi-fi and tea…
Alfriston
The George Inn, in Alfriston in East Sussex offers five beautiful bedrooms, the majority containing wonderful period features and amenities. The rooms are dog friendly.
Herstmonceux
Ideally situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, and drawing its architectural inspiration from the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, Eastwood Observatory provides the ideal accommodation for family groups, themed retreats or corporate…
Wadhurst
Spring Cottage B & B is located in Wadhurst in the East Sussex countryside, and offers the perfect location for a weekend break, a long holiday, business accommodation or a base for exploration of the South East of England.
Spring Cottage B & B…
Boreham Street
A 5* award winning bed and breakfast set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
East Hoathly
Old Whyly is a Grade II listed Georgian Manor house in East Hoathly in the East Sussex Countryside and part of the new concept of luxury boutique bed and breakfast private houses.
Offering beautiful accommodation filled with antique furniture and…
nr Lewes
Hall Court Farm is a beautiful Georgian house between Firle and Ripe. Outstanding views, perfect for Glyndebourne, Charleston and the South Downs.The rooms are spacious and very well-equipped and all with uninterrupted views of the Downs.
CROWBOROUGH
Bed & Breakfast, Crowborough
Uckfield
Old Copwood is a 400-year-old country cottage, around 30 minutes from the Sussex coast and countryside, towns and villages to explore across East Sussex. Old Copwood B & B are both child and dog friendly and there is ample parking including ability…
Isfield, Uckfield
Rosehill Farm Bed & Breakfast in Isfield is a quaint haven nestled in the East Sussex countryside that offers a double room with en-suite shower, which is situated on the ground floor with its own entrance onto the car park.
There are two further…
Ticehurst
The Bull Inn can be found in Ticehurst in East Sussex. The Inn was built between 1385 and 1425 and is reputed to be one of the oldest dwelling places in the country. The Inn is set in four East Sussex countryside, and is within easy walking…
Rushlake Green
Luxury Bed and Breakfast in the heart of rural East Sussex, just a mile from the village of Rushlake Green.
Wilmington
The Long Man Inn is a welcoming and cosy Edwardian pub with four delightful en-suite guest rooms in the historic village of Wilmington, convenient for both Glyndebourne and Charleston. Nestled within the South Downs National Park we are dog-friendly…
Crowborough
Two rooms - double en suite and single with private bathroom. Extra bed can be added to double. Close to shops, railway station and buses. Off street parking, free WiFi in quiet location. Good walking in area.
Crowborough
Comfortable home in a quiet location, on a private road leading onto the beautiful Ashdown Forest. All rooms overlook the established gardens and guests are welcome to use the deck area.
Buxted
The Buxted Inn in Buxted, East Sussex offers eight modern en-suite bedrooms. All bedrooms are either double or twin-bedded room. All rooms have high pressure showers, king sized beds, a desk, an in-room safe and complimentary tea, coffee and bottled…
Isfield
Bed and breakfast located in Uckfield.
Jevington
The Paddocks is a family owned B & B in the village of Jevington in the South Downs National Park, East Sussex. It is just 25 yards from the popular South Down’s Way.
The Paddocks accommodation is ideal for all outdoors enthusiasts and those…
Mayfield
The farmhouse dates from the late 16th Century and was originally part of the Isenhurst Estate.