Best Winchelsea Hotels

Hotel is nicely situated for Rye and the surrounding area. Comfortable, friendly, and stayed for 3 nights. Food is good, and the breakfast sausages are exceptionally good! Looked forward to them in the morning! Evening meals are of good quality and quantity and discovered a really great lager that was new to me called Madri, which you might think is a Spanish lager, but its, a joint venture and brewed in Tadcaster, Yorkshire! Would recommend the Hotel for a friendly, adequate and convenient place to stay. Great for couples, its quiet and staff and management friendly.

Have just returned from a 2 night stay and must tell everybody how brilliant it was.Room very comfortable and clean. Nice to have sofa to watch the smart ready TV. Extra touches included good quality toiletries. Room cleaned between days with clean towels. Pub food very good value, food staff and owners extremely friendly. Breakfast was either continental or cooked or mixture. Didn't want to go home.

We stayed for one evening while visiting Rye. The welcome was very friendly and they gave us all the information we needed about the rooms and breakfast. As others have said, some of the furniture is looking a little tired and there were a few bits of our room where a little maintenance to replace missing tiles in the bathroom is needed. However, the place is very clean, they have better tea making facilities than many much more expensive hotels I have stayed in, they provide cans of water and also a fan and heater if needed. Our room had both a bath and a shower. The bath was a little slow filling so it was quicker to turn on the shower and fill it that way. They provide small toiletries and nice fluffy towels which is not always the case in hotels these days. The breakfast service was again, very friendly, with the breakfast options being good (help yourself to toast, cereals and fruit as well as various cooked options) and it was a tasty breakfast. It is only a short walk into the middle of the town so no need move the car from the plentiful free parking. With the free parking and that good breakfast included, it is a really good value for money option when staying in Rye

The room facilities are very clean and complete, but the price is a bit high

Perfect location in the heart of Rye for exploring the cobbled streets. The Old Borough Arms is a fantastic place to stay with generous rooms and helpful and attentive team. We stayed with our son in mid-January and the room was warm with the most comfortable bed! Will stay again and can't wait to have an ice cream once it warms up a bit.

老房子，沒有電梯，不建議帶大行李箱的旅客入住，總共就20多個房間，各有特色，我們入住的是頂樓的閣樓，衞生間比卧室都大，有大浴缸。

We stayed here for 1 night on 25/2/23 as a couple. We were greeted by 2 staff, a male and a female, both were superb hosts. The room was called Beach, it smelt fabulous and was spotlessly clean, light and airy, a bit like staying with friends in many ways, bigger and brighter than your average hotel room, and all the better for it. Limited car parking at the rear is a real bonus, and inexpensive. There is a bar, but no food is served, and it is not always staffed, although there are contact numbers on reception should you need anyone. Breakfast can be found at many cafes nearby, and the Regent makes a great base to explore Rye, we will return.

We had four nights here with breakfast in a classic room. The location of the hotel is very good. The hotel has a car park which costs £8,00 per night and can be tricky to drive in and out of due to its location in a mainly pedestrianised alley. Check in was fine and the breakfast times were good although you need to give your preferred time the night before. Our room was down a level at the back of the hotel. The room itself was split level and comfy but the bed lagged any support. The room was clean and had lots of storage although for some reason the bedside drawers had been painted in and could not be used. The bathroom looked fairly new but had quite a bit of mould on the tile grout and ceiling and it only set up for showers, Running a bath was awkward as you had to stand in to get to the taps - not great for setting the temperature right as it fluctuated. We had a tiny balcony with French windows opening out on to the car park so no decent view. Many of the rooms are like this. Breakfast was nice - the eating area is nice and the lookout breakfasts were good. Downside was only one slow coffee machine which meant long queues and one waitress who was also covering the reception area - I hope she is being well paid! The hotel bar closes at 9.00 and was mainly dark and non-existent which is a shame although there are several great pubs nearby.