Flackley Ash Country House Hotel
3 StarsSwim in 40-foot heated pool, Dine at award-winning on-site restaurant
Swim in 40-foot heated pool, Dine at award-winning on-site restaurant
Central location on Mermaid Street, Historic 15th-century inn architecture
Central location near Rye landmarks, Terrace views over Rye town
Central Rye High Street Location, Wood Charcoal Grill Restaurant Dining
Proximity to Tenterden local attractions, On-site dining at village pub
Dine at on-site Spikes restaurant, Explore 1066 Country Walk trails
Historic 17th-century architectural features, Attentive front desk service
Riverside garden and outdoor seating, Cooked-to-order breakfast every morning
Traditional Pub Amenities and Fireplace, Proximity to Local Historical Sites
Direct access to golf course, Clubhouse breakfast service available
Individually decorated historic guest rooms, Central Mermaid Street historic location
Three acres of private gardens, Freshly prepared daily English breakfast
Landscaped gardens and outdoor seating, Afternoon tea and Sunday roasts
Versatile Saddlery conference facilities, Well-equipped en-suite guest rooms
On-site Brewers Fayre restaurant, Attentive front desk service team
Access adults-only saline hydrotherapy pools, Dine at on-site brasserie terrace
On-site indoor leisure centre facilities, Dining at Wealden View Restaurant
Unique historic and themed decor, Proximity to Hastings and Rye
Central Rye location near station, Limited on-site parking availability
Scenic countryside views from terrace, Walking access to local pub
Conservatory Restaurant Serving British Cuisine, Spacious Rooms With Garden Views
On-site traditional snug bar, Panoramic views of Rye Harbour
Dine at on-site British brasserie, Experience 14th-century historic architecture
Oriental style garden and courtyard, Central Tenterden High Street location
Individually styled boutique guest rooms, Cozy guest lounge with fireplace
Ten minute walk to town, On-site restaurant and bar
On-site Raja of Kent restaurant, Proximity to Tenterden town center
Bring pets to seafront hotel, Book rooms with sea views
On-site 24/7 bar and restaurant, Central location near Hastings attractions
Join creative craft workshops, Access lakeside wellness facilities
Conservatory Dining With River Views, Central Location on High Street
Locally sourced dining at Harry's, Direct access to Camber Sands
Proximity to Bedgebury National Pinetum, Fully equipped in-room kitchenettes
Access to Private Garden Area, Proximity to Beach and Station
Sea Terrace Restaurant channel views, Suites featuring unique spiral staircases
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Great Dixter is a property on the edge of the village of Northiam. Both the house and gardens are open to visitors. The last owner, the late Christopher Lloyd, became renowned as a plantsman and established Great Dixter as an innovative garden of national repute. His father, Nathaniel Lloyd, acquired the property in 1910 and was responsible for its restoration. It is now run by a charitable trust. The original house dates from the 15th century, and Lloyd had Sir Edwin Lutyens clear the additions of later centuries to reveal the fine timbered medieval Great Hall, one of the largest surviving in the UK. A nearby Hall House scheduled for demolition was also moved here to provide a further wing, and antiques from the 16th and 17th centuries complete the décor. The garden is designed to complement the house and to reflect the seasons. There is a variety of layouts and plant types, including a sunken garden, walled garden, exotic garden, orchard and a particularly renowned herbaceous border called the Long Border. There is parking and a shop selling gifts and refreshments. Disabled visitors are warned that some paths have steps. For opening times see the website.
Great Dixter is a top attraction in Northiam, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Great Dixter, Bodiam Castle, Kent and East Sussex Railway, Battle of Hastings Abbey and Battlefield, Bedgebury Forest, all within a convenient distance from Great Dixter.