Although cobbled it is quite safe to walk up Mermaid street and have a look at the recently rebuilt Mermaid Inn. Rebuilt in 1420 is about as recent as it gets in Rye. Pop into the bar for refreshments or perhaps enjoy a meal in the restaurant.Jeake’s House Guest Accommodation has been run by Jenny Hadfield “for a while now”. Like the Mermaid they have their own car park and are only a few minutes walk to the antique shops and restaurants.
Trader’s passage leads you to Watchbell Street, where you can have a drink at the Hope Anchor and enjoy the stunning views.
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- The Mermaid Inn
The Mermaid Inn – Rebuilt in 1420.
On picturesque cobbled Mermaid Street, enjoy a wealth of history and a unique atmosphere in one of England’s oldest and loveliest inns with 31 bedrooms, many with four-poster beds, secret passages and resident ghost!
The linen-fold panelled AA rosette restaurant offers daily table d’hote and house speciality menus. Summer and ... - Jeake’s House
This 17th Century town house in a famous medieval street in the heart of the old town, has played host to many artists and writers and today guests are welcome to escape the rush of modern life. Enjoy a drink in the book lined bar or by the fire in the parlour before retiring to one of ... - The Old Borough Arms Rye
The Old Borough Arms is a centrally located four star guest house at the bottom of the famous Mermaid Street in Rye.
It is from here that the cobbled streets of Rye wind their way up to the Church of St. Mary, passing by the house of Henry James the famous author on the way. Just a short walk to ...