





We offer B&B accommodation (One double en-suite only) in Tenterden, Kent: off the A28 between Ashford and Hastings; close to Maidstone and Rye; convenient stop over for the Channel Tunnel; ½ mile from town centre; en-suite bathroom; quiet location; off road parking. Tenterden is popular for its antique shops, the Kent and East Sussex Steam Railway & St. Mildred's 12th Century Church.






Glenferness, situated in the historic village of Robertsbridge, within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the heart of the countryside and yet only 12 miles from the sea, is the ideal location for visiting historic castles, houses, gardens and places of interest in Sussex and Kent.






The Grand is ideally situated on the promenade in the heart of 1066 Country with panoramic sea views and only half a mile from Hastings Pier and five minutes walk from St Leonards Warrior Square rail station.We welcome families and business travellers.Open all year round. seaview balconies,en suite rooms,a fourposter honeymoon room,accessible ramp,ground floor bedrooms with wetroom.






Cleavers Lyng in Herstmonceux, a charming house built in 16th century, offers guesthouse accommodation set in beautiful secluded gardens with scenic views over the Pevensey Flats. Near the South Downs yet just a short drive to lots of seaside resorts, local beaches and historic houses. There are lots of places to walk. Hailsham 3 miles.






Bed and Breakfast offering comfortable accommodation in a Traditional Wealden Beamed Farmhouse situated in the Sussex Weald which is 8 miles from the newly approved national park and 1 mile from the Market town of Heathfield, East Sussex






Thimbles is a large country home set in 6 acres garden. Although on a quiet rural road we are only 1 mile from the nearest town with all the useful amenities,. We are 20 minutes from Glyndebourne and the South Downs. Royal Tunbridge Wells, Eastbourne and Brighton are all near by. East Sussex and Kent have a large number of wonderful historical sites.






Rosebank offers bed and breakfast in Etchingham, East Sussex, in the Weald, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The B&B is a short drive to Burwash, Hurst Green, Robertsbridge and Tunbridge Wells. Plenty to see and visit e.g. Scotney Manor Castle, National Pinetum, Pashley Manor, Bodiam Castle, Bedgebury and Batemans. Just a short walk to Etchingham main line station into London.

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Address: Wartling Place Country House, Wartling, Herstmonceux, East-Sussex, BN27 1RY

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Address: Little Tidebrook Farm, Riseden Road, Wadhurst, East-Sussex, TN5 6NY

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Address: Le Chateau Japonais, 2 LINTON ROAD, HASTINGS, Kent, TN34 1TN

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Address: White Lion Tenterden by Marstons Inns, High Street, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 6BD

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Address: The White Rock Hotel, 1-10 WHITE ROCK, HASTINGS, Kent, TN34 1JU

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Address: Claverton Country House, CLAVERTON BLUEMANS LANE, BATTLE, East-Sussex, TN33 0SE

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Address: Hopgarden House, 27 Hopgarden Close end of Brewer Street Lamberhurst, Tunbridge Wells, East-Sussex, TN3 8DY

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Address: Zanzibar International Hotel, 9 Eversfield Place, Hastings, Kent, TN37 6BY

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Address: The Sea Spirit Guest House, 17 TOWER ROAD WEST St Leonards On Sea, Hastings, Kent, TN38 0RJ

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Address: The Cloudesley, 7 Cloudesley Road, St Leonards on Sea, East-Sussex, TN37 6JN
Robertsbridge, East Sussex. This little town lies in well-wooded country near the River Rother. It contains a number of old houses, and some distance down the valley is Abbey Farm, built from the ruins of a nearby medieval Cistercian abbey. In the neighbouring village of Salehurst the Parish Church of St Mary's dates mostly from the 13th century and is in the Decorated style; the font is 12th-century.
An important local industry is the making of cricket bats by the firm of Gray-Nicolls, who have been in the business since 1876. A cricketing ancestor started making bats for friends and the demand became so heavy that he turned his hobby into a business. One of his early clients was W. G. Grace, who scored more than 2,000 runs with the first bat. A photograph of Grace and a letter of congratulation concerning the bat are displayed on a wall of the factory.
Nearby towns: Battle, Cranbrook, Heathfield, Rye
Nearby villages: Ashburnham, Benenden, Bexhill, Biddenden, Bodiam, Brede, Brightling, Burwash, Catsfield, Crowhurst, Dallington, Dallington, Etchingham, Fairlight, Frant, Goudhurst, Guestling, Hailsham, Hartley, Hastings, Hawkhurst, Heathfield, Hellingly, Herstmonceux, Hooe, Hurst Green, Icklesham, Lamberhurst, Mark Cross, Mountfield, Newenden, Ninfield, Northiam, Ore, Penhurst, Pett, Rolvenden, Sandhurst, Sedlescombe, Sidley, Sissinghurst, St. Leonards-on-sea, St. Michaels, Staple Cross, Tenterden, Ticehurst, Udimore, Wadhurst, Warbleton, Wartling, Whatlington, Winchelsea
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