Inn a Ticehurst

“Il cottage è davvero grazioso, ed il recente restauro lo rende accogliente secondo standard moderni, sebbene gli spazi dei servizi siano esigui. Il personale è cordiale e disponibile. Bello anche il villaggio.”

“Registration was cursory. Certainly not rude, just “fill in your details and here’s your key.” No offer of assistance for two seniors to carry suitcases up narrow stairs. No further information offered. Room was adequate. Shower is traditional British style - in a very high narrow tub, very dangerous for seniors in my opinion. Notice in room that no outside food allowed, and may result in an additional charge. Overall good value for money, but more of a two star than a three star hotel. ”

“Great stay central to everything in town.”

“la struttura e la location mi sono piaciuti.anche il servizio era valido.la prima colazione un po' scarna.”

“The New Inn nel villaggio di Winchelsea è una piccola perla in quel meraviglioso luogo che il East Sussex. Vicinissimo a Rye ma anche a un ora di auto sia dalla Canterbury che dalle insuperabili Seven sister. Tradizione, accoglienza, pulizia,cibo locale sono le caratteristiche che saltano all'occhio e al palato per prime. Da provare assolutamente.”

“Stayed at the Windmill before and accommodation is excellent. Had 2 wonderful evening meals. Pet friendly. Only let down on the last day was a boiler failure which meant no hot water and only a dribble of cold water. So no shower I’m afraid! Had to boil kettle to get hot water for a wash of sorts. Staff very apologetic but couldn’t sort the issue before we had to leave.”

“Great location. Comfortable room. Exceptional staff, particularly the manager. Very friendly and helpful”

“The room was nice and big. The staff were friendly. The location was great, near lots of pubs and restaurants. The pub is good too, with friendly people. Not necessarily suited for young children on friday night as the area is loud until 0030, although it did quieten down once bars were shut. The shower water pressure in the evening seemed a lot lower than the morning.”