Hotel Bars
Hotel Bars in Rye, East Sussex
Below are listings for hotel bars in Rye and the surrounding area. You can add your listing to this category here.
The George In Rye
| In Rye | |
| 01797 222 114x |
Head Chef, Andrew Billings, previously ran the kitchen at the griffin Inn in Fletching for 10 years, where they achieved numerous awards and local notoriety. Andrew's menu is fresh, seasonal and sourced from the local farms around Rye, Sussex and Kent. Much of the fish and seafood is freshly caught ... more
The Ship Inn Bar and Restaurant
| In Rye | |
| 01797 229 256 | |
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An attractive 16th Century Inn, situated amongst the old warehouses alongside the river estuary in the Ancient Cinque Port of Rye. ... more
The Mermaid Inn Restaurant
| In Rye | |
| 01797 223 065 | |
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Originally dating from 1156, the Mermaid was rebuilt in 1420, much as it still stands today, as the principal Inn of Rye. The Linen Fold Paneled Restaurant has been awarded Two AA Rosettes, and offers Fine Dining, with British and French cuisine. ... more
The Gallivant
| Camber, 2.5 miles from Rye | |
| 01797 225 057 | |
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The Gallivant Restaurant With Rooms across the road from the dunes and the beautiful sandy beach beyond. Inspired by the coastal motels you might find in California, the Gallivant is a relaxing hideaway from the stresses and strains of modern life where grown-ups come to dine, dream and relax. We ... more
The River Haven Hotel Bar and Restaurant
| In Rye | |
| 01797 227 982 |
Fully licensed restaurant offers breakfast, lunch and evening meals in our dining room and riverside conservatory for residents and non residents. ... more
Glencoe Farm Peaceful farm setting. 5 mins walk to town. Parking, Cream teas served. |
Rye Audio Tour Download MP3 audio tour; immerse yourself in Rye’s medieval history! |
The George in Rye Newly renovated luxury hotel in the heart of Rye, dating from 1575 |
Cadborough Cottages Walking distance from Rye. Ample parking. Peaceful location. |
Jeake's House Award winning 17th century town house in medieval cobbled street |