I had such a pleasant stay at this lovely bed and breakfast style hotel. It's right next to the…read morefamous Mermaid street and near high street as well in the lovely, quaint town of Rye. The room was so cute that with a nice seating area and a beautiful view from my room- perfect for the 2 nights I was there, and there is breakfast offered with a buffet as well as hot, freshly made to order breakfast off eggs, hash browns, sausage, etc. I chatted with the staff quite a lot as they were so friendly and very helpful with my random inquiries. I loved my time here :)

Lovely little hotel in Rye. Loved the restaurant, very friendly service and the food was fantastic…read more Will be back!

We happened to be here on the 27th of May, a bank holiday in the UK, so we were very grateful to…read morefind somewhere as nice as this to have lunch. We were on the back patio area which was fine, nice ambiance, you order at the bar. Nice selection of local ales and beers, and some wines. We ordered the mozzarella salad with fresh tomatoes, Chicken salad and fish. Everyone was very pleased with their selections. The mozzarella was tasty as were the ripe tomatoes with balsamic, the fish was fresh caught, and the chicken salad with cashew was wonderful. Im really glad this historic venue was such a good experience and didn't just rely on its history and not its food.

Nestled on a cobbled street in old Rye is this wonderful, friendly, hotel/pub. Arriving by car we…read morefound that the entrance had been blocked off until we mentioned that we were staying overnight. 'Drive through and see the man by the car park'. What a jovial character he was, even carried our cases. A gem. Shown to our 4 poster bedded room was an experience on its own. The woodwork in this building was outstanding as was the bric-a-brac all around. Wonderful room once you got used to the fact that the floors are not level. Standing up, initially, was difficult and that was without a drink. Which led us to going back down to the bar for a snifter. Here I discovered a new vodka to me, Mermaid Salt Vodka. Thought I'd try it and it was 'unusual' as it left a very slight salt water taste on the tongue after a while. Before dinner I decided to have another. The dining room was a sight to behold. Wonderful white linen and a beautiful plate as a setting. Obviously a pre-empt to a wonderful meal following. And it was. Starters of scorched local mackerel and cod brandade fishcakes. Thank goodness there wasn't a rush as they were delicious. Main meal of shared rack of blackface lamb, wonderfully pink and not over cooked. Couldn't finish the whole rack but we did give it a go. All helped down with a bottle of Lychgate Bacchus from the Bolney Estate. I finished with a selection of British cheeses and a port. Now ready for a good night sleep if the ghosts of this establishment allowed it. Yes, it is haunted. My partner was sure she saw someone while in the bar and heard footsteps during the night. Breakfast was, as dinner, superb. All local produce which, to me, is important. Service throughout our stay was second to none. A wonderful overnight stay and a thank you to all staff.

My boyfriend picked this place out for the night after traveling from Bath, Rye is an awesome…read moremedieval town with cobblestone roads. George in Rye is just amazing! the staff is very wonderful and very accommodating towards their guests. The restaurant is amazing as well, everything we had for dinner and breakfast was so good! The charm and designs of the hotel are everything i love, it home-y and charming and elegant at the same time. I want to come back to Rye just to stay at the George in Rye! and maybe to see more of the town... If you're going to Rye, book a room at the George in Rye, you will NOT be disappointed!

We were keeping our expectations moderate for The George. We'd heard only that the town of Rye was…read morevery cute, or if not that, quaint. Cute and quaint are all well and good but they call to mind slightly dusty hotel rooms stocked with ceramic angels and starving artist landscapes. Luckily for us, there wasn't a ceramic angel to be seen at The George. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that The George is as well-appointed and modern as any hotel my partner and I have ever stayed at anywhere in the world. Our room was spacious (almost ludicrously so, given the compactness of the town) and smartly decorated. The bathroom sports a beaten tin bathtub large enough to wash up a horse, and the shower is a walk-in with a powerful flow rate. The room has facilities for tea and a cafetiere, and the friendly staff will top up either if you're a prodigious drinker. My only quibble with The George is that the food in the restaurant isn't up to the standard of the hotel itself -- but Rye is so tiny that there's no reason why you can't stay at the George and walk down to the excellent Ship Inn or the local chippie for dinner.

It's hard to believe this hotel only has three stars from the AA - I think I would have rated it…read moreslightly higher. On approaching the hotel it does look rather impressive, it boasts a commanding position overlooking high on the East Cliff. There is a car park to the rear of the hotel. On arriving at the hotel we were greeted by very friendly uniformed staff, the porter very graciously carried our luggage to the room. We had been given an upgrade to a superior room for no extra charge, simply because the hotel was fairly quiet (it was January, not long after Christmas). The room was large and pleasant, with quaint antique looking white furniture and a hospitality tray. The bathroom was small but pleasant, with bathrobes and toiletries provided. There was also a TV and a selection of DVDs to choose from. We did not make use of the hotel facilities, it has a leisure centre including a small pool and a sauna, as we wanted to explore the lovely town of Rye as the hotel is literally a stone's throw from the town centre. Breakfast in bed the next morning was fabulous, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The staff were always courteous and helpful, and I highly recommend this hotel!

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.

Excellent service and delicious food! We popped in late for a couple of pints and a light bite, 15…read moremins before the kitchen closed. They were so gracious, attentive and accommodating. We ordered 3 small plates - the sweet chili beef, the spicy prawns and squid (calamari). Each dish was perfectly cooked, seasoned and presented. The ambiance, music, cleanliness and decor were very pleasing as well. We thoroughly enjoyed our conversation with the staff, and everything else about this place!!

The food is really nice, cant complain about that. But the guy that makes the food dosent wear…read moregloves so it's not really sanitary.

Lovely staff the entire weekend we were there. We stayed in the cottage which was plenty of space…read morefor us and both the kitchen and bathroom were well equipped for 4 of us. The hotel is dog friendly and they have a separate dining area if you wish to bring your dog. The WiFi is a bit hit and miss outside the bar (if that's important to you) but that didn't bother us. My only complaint would be that we stayed in the cottage during November and could not get the second heater to turn on, but otherwise a lovely stay.

The decor and ambiance was great. Felt like a very traditional english place. The staff were really…read morenice and friendly. The downside was the wait time. The servers were not very attentive, so there was a huge lag before ordering food and receiving food. The pricing was great and the meals were well presented and tasted great. My only complaint is that we were for almost two hours, where really, it should have been an hour.