The Corner House, Rye

The Corner House Bed and Breakfast, Rye. Just a mile from the centre of Rye, we would like to welcome you to our friendly country house. We can offer you attractive rooms and lovely breakfasts. The house is set in a beautiful garden. You can wake to the sounds of an English Country Garden. We have birds in the trees, fish in the pond and horses in the paddock!

We have plenty of car parking space and two country pubs within an easy walk, serving good home cooked food. We are ideally situated for a visit to the ancient town of Rye. But why not stay for a while and explore the surrounding area. There are many historic towns, castles and gardens just a short drive away.

The coast is just a few miles away and there are coastal and countryside walks and bicycle rides. We have been welcoming guests from all around the world for 29 years and many of our guests return time and time again. We hope we can tempt you to come and stay and look forward to welcoming you to The Corner House very soon!

ROOMS:

All 3 rooms have hospitality trays with a selection of teas and coffee, Hair dryers and radio alarm clocks. You are welcome to watch television in the spacious lounge / dining room - where you will also find the local information maps, guides and walks.



TARIFF:

Bed AND Breakfast prices from *£30 - £35 per person per night. (*based on 2 people sharing a double room). At busy times and at weekends we may charge a small supplement for single occupancy.







RYE:

The ancient town of Rye is just a mile away. Rye is full of charm and steeped in history and ancient tradition. Stranded on a hill top, trapped centuries ago by the sea, Rye was once bustling wiht merchants, sailors, pirates and smugglers. Although the sea has since retreated the town is almost encircled by three rivers and so retains its maritime atmosphere. There are breathtaking views across the Romney Marsh and wonderful houses and shops from every period jostle together along the narrow cobbled streets. Rye has always provided inspiration for craftsmen, painters and writers and its potteries, galleries and antique shops are not to be missed.