With views across the High Weald Ridges, Dale Hill Hotel is surrounded by scenic East Sussex countryside. It features a modern leisure centre, award-winning restaurant and 2 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.
Laurie
United Kingdom
Cosy, quirky, friendly place in a pretty little village. Room was gorgeous with the comfiest bed I have ever slept in & a fabulous copper bath to soak away the days achy feet. The little cookies & cakes left out added to the charm. All the staff were friendly & accommodating. We loved it!! After sharing with a friend they have booked to stay this weekend.
37 km from Ightham Mote in Ticehurst, Lodges at Flimwell Park features accommodation with access to beauty services. It is set 32 km from Leeds Castle and provides full-day security.
Irralie
United Kingdom
The location is perfect if you have a dog, there are woods on sight and a larger woods over the road. Room is very quiet, lovely and warm due to under floor heating with a lovely comfy bed.
There is also cutlery and plates which is really helpful if you fancy a take away.
Once an ancient monastery, The Star and Eagle Hotel dates back to the 14th century. It offers charming accommodation in the Kent countryside, 20 minutes’ drive from Royal Tunbridge Wells.
Peter
United Kingdom
Lovely Hotel with old world charm, with really nice helpful and friendly staff. Lovely Lounge Bar.
Set in Burwash and only 31 km from Glyndebourne Opera House, Court Barn Cottage B&B offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Isabel
United Kingdom
The location was great, the breakfast excellent, cooked to order.
Very welcoming.
Hopgarden Glamping Luxury Shepherds Huts, a property with barbecue facilities, is set in Wadhurst, 29 km from Hever Castle, 34 km from Ightham Mote, as well as 36 km from Glyndebourne Opera House.
Justin
United Kingdom
Very clean, nicely decorated, clean / new sheets.
The staff were very accommodating and friendly.
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.
Peter
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Ticehurst is a small Village with a few independent shops .
Ticehurst is a small Village with a few independent shops . We were using it as a base to visit family in Kent and the excellent Hever Castle , so didn't really explore the village fully . The destination was The Bell Inn .
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.
Such a lovely night away. Pub has a lovely atmosphere, very busy and the tasting menu was delicious. Room was spacious and very clean with lots of lovely thought out bits, can definitely feel a lot of thought has gone into the rooms. Everyone we met was very friendly, especially Oscar who served us, what a star!
Would love to stay again!
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.
Lovely spot, particularly in the sunshine. Staff were really helpful and friendly which made you feel very welcome. Room looked brand new and was really clean and comfortable. A good short walk to ticehurst center. We only had breakfast but all the lunch and dinner dishes looked delicious when we entered the pub.
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.
The owners were very accommodating both for the evening meal and the breakfast - also we were going to our son's wedding at The Bell in Ticehurst so they were happy for us to get our final preparations downstairs without rushing us away - making a fuss of our grandson in his kilt which made him very happy!
The place was new, Many more items supplied than you get in most hotel rooms such as plates, glasses, cutlery oh and netflix, You could just go from your lodge to your car without interacting with others. Shower was one of the best I had had the pleasure of using. It had good pressure.
Great location. The building & decor were fabulous. We stayed in the main, old part of the hotel which was lovely, but the gardens & rooms in the garden were exceptional. Can't wait to find an excuse to re book & go back.
room has bath and shower which is unusual but a nice touch. there is a pool with sauna which is big enough to swim in. Hotel is nicely furnished and decorated and restaurant food was good in nice surroundings.
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