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Accommodation > Bed and Breakfast > England > East Sussex > Rye > The Old Borough Arms
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Rye Travel and Heritage Information


Guest house in Rye, East Sussex


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The Strand
Rye
East Sussex
England
TN31 7DB

The Old Borough Arms, Rye

Accommodation Description:
The Old Borough Arms Guest House in Rye is situated at the foot of the famous and much photographed Mermaid Street where the cobbled streets of Rye wind their way up to the Church of St. Mary, passing by the house of Henry James the famous author on the way.

The Old borough Arms is a four star Guest House in Rye with 9 ensuite rooms decorated to a high standard and providing bed & breakfast in the heart of Rye at a competitive rate. All guest rooms have tea & coffee making facilities, TV, clean and crisp sheets and towels and new comfortable beds so that you can have a wonderful & restful sleep. If we can add any special extras for you, we would be happy to do this

We also have a well stocked bar providing a range of drinks for guests to sample and WiFi access is available throughout our property. The Old Borough Arms overlooks the bustling Strand Quay and from our verandah many interesting shops can be seen including stylish antique centres and old curiosity shops. The town centre with many more interesting and individual shops, pubs and restaurants is only a few minutes walk away

Beneath the Old Borough Arms in Rye, you will find Mermaid Corner Tearooms which was featured in Sussex Life (April 2008) where our friendly staff will be happy to serve you with a traditional cream tea, a light lunch, or a delicious cake from our great selection of indulgent locally baked cakes. We are also the only stockist in all of Rye of Taywells Farmhouse Ice Cream which is the most incredibly delicious ice cream (made in Kent) as the gold awards at the great taste awards testify, and we surely serve the finest fairtrade coffee in town! Guests of the Old Borough Arms receive a 10% discount on any purchase made at the Mermaid Corner Tearooms.

From: £65.00

Accommodation Rating: rating4 (about ratings)

Room Facilities
Wireless internet connection
Tea and coffee making facilities
Non-smoking
Hypoallergenic pillows
Hairdryer
DVD player
Desk
Colour television
Alarm clock

Amenities
Non-smoking (throughout)
Internet access (wireless) in public areas
Bar
Baggage store

Parking

Business Facilities
Internet connection (wireless)

Dining Facilities
The Old Borough Arms has a cosy 18th century dining room at the foot of the historic Mermaid Street. We use quality local ingredients, fairtrade drinks and in good weather, breakfast can be served on the verandah, which overlooks Strand Quay.

Meals
Breakfast (Full cooked)
Breakfast (Continental)

Child Facilities
Highchairs
Games available
Cots
Babysitting

Pet Policy
Dogs

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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest

 Nearest Attractions

Lamb House - 0.1 miles (Historic Building) Heritage Rating

Rye Castle Museum - 0.2 miles (Museum) Heritage Rating

Rye Art Gallery - 0.2 miles (Museum) Heritage Rating

Winchelsea Court Hall Museum - 1 miles (Museum)

Camber Castle - 3.3 miles (Castle) Heritage Rating

Smallhythe Place - 6.3 miles (Historic Building) Heritage Rating

Northiam, St Mary - 6.4 miles (Historic Church) Heritage Rating

Great Dixter Gardens - 6.8 miles (Garden) Heritage Rating

Horne's Place Chapel - 6.9 miles (Historic Building) Heritage Rating

Brede High Woods - 7.6 miles (Countryside) Heritage Rating



  Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit

Rye - 0.3 miles away Heritage Rating

Northiam - 6.4 miles away Heritage Rating

Newenden - 6.8 miles away Heritage Rating

Appledore - 7.1 miles away Heritage Rating

Lydd - 8.1 miles away Heritage Rating

Rolvenden - 8.3 miles away Heritage Rating

Tenterden - 8.5 miles away Heritage Rating

Sandhurst - 8.5 miles away Heritage Rating

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