What a find. We’d stayed in Rye before but decided to do the self-catering this time. A lovely house, great views and with the fine weather early in the week, breakfast on the verandah just put the icing on the cake. If you eat out (but with such a fine setting, why bother?) avoid the Kettle of Fish – rarely does a piece of cod taste like a cod-piece!
SI Italian is quite superb, so is the Rainbow Trout at Broad Oak. And for a short trip out, do not miss MERRIMENT GARDENS – the best kept gardens we have ever seen.
Ann & Ron Meiners-Drummond, From Sunderland 12-19 July’08

We enjoyed our stay here very much. Rye is a fine little town, with typical English streets and shops. We liked the English custom to form queues/lines in shops, and even on the market. It is very polite and efficient and fair. We visited Sissinghurst gardens, Bodiam Castle, Penshurst Place & Gardens, Great Dixter (Northiam), Hastings, Canterbury by train and also enjoyed very much apartment with its rich scala of facilities. We are very satisfied about apartment, weather, surroundings and the kind people.
Hans & Hannie Hoogland Houten Holland 21-28 June 2008

Very comfortable, enjoyed ourselv

Central heating , Clothes dryer , Cooker , Fridge , Heating , Hi-Fi , Hob , Ironing board/Iron , Kettle , Linen provided , Microwave , Oven , Radio , Shower , Stereo , Toaster , TV , Vacuum cleaner , Washing Machine

Each apartment has gas-fired central heating, and all heating, lighting and linen costs are included in the weekly rates. The living area has comfortable seating, dining facilities and a fitted kitchen. A colour television is provided. The large picture windows look directly onto the river and marsh beyond to Rye harbour. Comprehensive tourist information is maintained and a large scale map of the area is mounted on one wall to help you plan your expeditions. The bedroom and bathroom are reached by descending 5 steps. The bathroom includes a bath with shower attachment, washbasin, mirror with shaver point, W.C. and radiator. The bedroom has either a king-size double bed or twin 3 foot wide single beds, chest of drawers and wardrobe. A duvet is provided. Linen is included in the price, but towels are extra, on request at £2.50/person/week. A cupboard houses the central heating boiler with shelves for towels and linen. Shared washing machine (between my 3 holiday apartments) and drying facilities are available in a separate utility room. A garden table and chairs are provided for the balcony. The apartment is available for adults only. The proximity of the river makes it

The bedroom has either a king-size double bed or twin 3 foot wide single beds, chest of drawers and wardrobe. A duvet is provided. Linen is included in the price, but towels are extra, on request at £2.50/person/week.
A cupboard houses the central heating boiler with shelves for towels and linen.

The bathroom includes a bath with shower attachment, washbasin, mirror with shaver point, W.C. and radiator.

Balcony , Barbecue , Car Parking , Patio

A garden table and chairs are provided for the balcony. The apartment is available for adults only. The proximity of the river makes it unsuitable for small children.

Car not required , Chemist nearby , Doctor nearby , Historical interest , Rural Hamlet , Walking

Bird watching , Culture , Cycle hire , Fishing (fresh water) , Fishing (sea) , Golf , Horse Riding , Shopping centre

Excellent location, great time watching birds, including emus! Enjoyed our visit to Lamb House (we’re Tilling fans), Small Hythe Place and the Romney Marsh churches. For eating we strongly recommend the Globe Inn, just at the start of Military Road, 40’s décor/theme and superb gourmet food. We also liked the Flushing Inn – great crab sandwich lunch & old fashioned service. Royal Oak on the Peasmarsh Rd and the Royal Oak at Brookland are also excellent. Margaret & Roy Edgar 10-17 May ‘08 Nice apartment with lovely views. A Sussex girl & a man of Kent (or Kentish man?) and yet we’d never been here! Went to Bexhill for an exhibition at the De La Warre pavilion – lovely building & good exhibition followed by ‘promenading’ on beach! Good weather & great pub – The Mermaid – in Rye – great food as well – when they do it! Dungeness fantastic – wild & sparse. Rye Harbour reserve excellent …. And the best thing? …. Southerners ARE friendly!! Anne & Roy Palmer Bristol 6th – 10th June 08 We loved it here! A must : The Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and beach, Winchelsea, (especially very early in the morning) and the walk to Camber castle! To drink: Try Ypres Inn To

Countryside , Near beach , Riverside , Rural , Swimming , Town centre , Vibrant area , Walking

No pets allowed