With views out over the High Weald Ridges, Dale Hill Hotel is surrounded by scenic East Sussex countryside. It features a modern leisure center, award-winning restaurant and two 18-hole golf courses.
This boutique hotel is located in the village of Ticehurst in East Sussex. Bell In Ticehurst offers guests the choice between rooms and lodges within an old coaching inn.
Laura
Canada
I enjoyed the entire experience of staying at The Bell. Rooms, restaurant, staff, pub and the beautiful back garden patio were all lovely. Large parking lot behind the property.
Once an ancient monastery, The Star and Eagle Hotel dates back to the 14th Century. It offers charming accommodations in the Kent countryside, a 20-minute drive from Royal Tunbridge Wells.
Walter
United States of America
The food was great. We had breakfast and dinner at the hotel both days.
Located in Hawkhurst, 18 miles from Leeds Castle, The Royal Oak has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Steven
United States of America
It is an old Inn located in a beautiful region. We made small excursions to Bodium Castle, Great Dixter House and Gardens, and smaller villages and their churches nearby. The Pub in the hotel was warm and inviting. Harry Cox and his staff went above and beyond for us. We enjoyed generous meals, fun entertainment, and cozy atmosphere!
Located in Lamberhurst, within 21 miles of Ightham Mote and 22 miles of Leeds Castle, T & J Motel provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who...
Pretty little village, great location for visiting Bewl...
Pretty little village, great location for visiting Bewl Water, Sissinghurst, Pashley Manor, Bateman’s, Merriments, Bedgebury Pinetum. The Bell pub in the village centre serves magnificent G&Ts! Lovely garden out the back.
Jill
New Zealand
8.0
Scored 8.0
Ticehurst very pretty some nice places to eat, The Bell is...
Ticehurst very pretty some nice places to eat, The Bell is lovely but book well in advance, The Cherry Tree is good for families and was really friendly. Lots of lovely places to visit nearby and suggest Scotney Castle
Julie
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The village is very quaint, chocolate box pretty.
The village is very quaint, chocolate box pretty. There are very few shops in the village, but Tunbridge and Hastings are nearby.
The hotel decor is amazing, very quirky and imaginative. The bed was enormous and extremely comfortable. The evening meal was delicious. The only downside was the English breakfast, failing that would thoroughly recommend.
Ronald
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Peaceful location with pretty villages like Kilndown and...
Peaceful location with pretty villages like Kilndown and Burwash - (The home of Rudyard Kipling)and ample to do over a long weekend, more time needed if golfing holiday, must visit pubs like Vineyard in Lamberhurst and The Bull Inn nearby. Last but not least Scotney castle.
tikam
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Ticehurst is a lovely little place, full of charm.
Ticehurst is a lovely little place, full of charm. It has 2 really excellent country inns: The Bell and The Bull (not to be confused). Both serve great food, with The Bell adding a modern twist and The Bull going more traditional. Both are worth a visit, though I recommend pre-booking.
EJC2
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
There is a need to improve and upgrade the facilities and in...
There is a need to improve and upgrade the facilities and in particular to provide and much more substantial and varied breakfast.
I realise the room is trying to give a 'shabby chic' appearance, but the layout and facilities in the room need to be overhauled.
We Loved the ambiance, the decoration and uniqueness of the building and the general demeanor of the very helpful staff. Even with a wedding taking place at the venue we were still looked after oand given plenty of smiles and good service. The room we stayed in was very comfortable especially the deluxe bed. The Inn itself was uniquely styled and has grown into its own skin. All areas were well furnished, stylishly put together and in keeping with the eclectic ideology of the designers without being OTT.
Our host had provided us with some essentials upon arrival, which included tea, coffee, milk, bacon, eggs and a freshly baked loaf of bread. We hadn’t been expecting these so they were a welcome surprise. The Byre is perfect for a couple with it’s kitchenette, cosy living room, bedroom and wet room, all on the ground floor. It’s situated within the gates of the hosts own home, on the edge of Ticehurst, and was lovely and quiet, but still within easy walking distance of Ticehurst’s amenities.
The office staff were extremely accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble. The on-site restaurant was excellent with a varied and interesting breakfast menu, with gluten-free choices. We had small children and babies in our party and the restaurant owners were very understanding and helpful. Good forest walks and bike rides on the doorstep and a good pub, The Bell, in the nearby pretty village of Ticehurst. Would definitely recommend a stay at Flimwell Park.
We were attending a wedding at The Bell in Ticehurst so needed accommodation nearby. The Cherry Tree Inn is about ten minutes walk away, so ideal. It's a picturesque pub with good, traditional food, a friendly welcome, a great outside area and plenty of parking. It's unfussy and popular with locals. Room was clean, reasonably modern and nice and quiet. I was concerned mattress might be too firm, but good sleep said otherwise. Breakfast was prompt and tasty
We loved everything about this hotel. The staff were helpful and friendly, they knew the local area and could advise us of where to visit. The room was clean and very comfortable. Breakfast was good as was dinner. Lots of local produce including wine and beer. Lots of parking behind hotel. We would definitely visit again. Local area is very pretty.
Always loved eating at the Bell so thought we'd try it for a night while visiting Bedgebury lights. Rooms are as cool and quirky as downstairs and excellent for the price. Unfortunately we were in a room at the front which suffered from road noise which started at 5am and obviously increased during rush hour. Other than that, all good.
I was working late at the Priory Ticehurst, I am a mental health manager there
Meeting on Thursday went over time
Weather was atrocious...I live in Kent
Last minute booking at Dale Hill allowed me to stay over locally
Great reception staff
Great food
Wine was very expensive
£ 9 per glass of wine...only negative
The fridge was, amazingly, well stocked. There was every type of toiletry, imaginable, supplied for our use. It was, perfectly, clean, with no noise, @ all from passing traffic. I was staying, to attend my daughter's wedding in Ticehurst. It was, beautifully, furnished with a 'heart' theme, throughout. It was perfect.
We had a lovely time staying at the Forest Edge Hotel in one of their Chalets. The owner was very friendly and ready to help with anything we needed such as extra blankets etc. There are plenty of things to do and places to visit a short drive away. We are looking forward to staying again in the future.
all is excellent, really good experience to live here two nights, very quiet place with free parking. All facilities in the kitchen is very convenient and the bedroom is very clean and warm,, we really like this hotel very much, we want to book it again if we travel nearby in the future .
Anne was a very friendly host.
We had a welcome pack of a loaf of bread, butter, bacon and eggs upon arrival which was marvellous. The beds were incredibly comfy.
Beautifully positioned to explore Ticehurst and the
surrounding area.
I enjoyed the entire experience of staying at The Bell. Rooms, restaurant, staff, pub and the beautiful back garden patio were all lovely. Large parking lot behind the property.
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