Family Rooms Rye

Family Rooms in Rye are offered by a few of the Rye accommodation providers.

Some of the Family Rooms in Rye are able to offer three and four people in a room or a suite. Please call the accommodation providers directly as you may be offered a better rate than by booking online.

If you want to add an accredited accommodation provider to this section please email the details to enquiries@visitryebay.com all properties are listed in a random order regardless of grading

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• The Bell Inn Iden
  Local legend has it, that the original building was used as accommoodation for the monks that built Iden church. It is also thought a tunnel exists between the pub cellar and the church, although this has not been discovered, we do keep our eye out for the vicar turning up in the cellar! Today, we serve homemade food, ...
• The Old Borough Arms
  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 ...
• Mermaid Inn Rye
  As seen on BBC https://www.facebook.com/themermaidinnrye/videos/1279866685393828/ Welcome to the Mermaid Inn , rich in history; Cellars dating from 1156 and the building rebuilt in 1420. The Mermaid Inn offers a unique experience; Sloping ceilings Creaking floorboards and numerous staircases A history and a rich tradition that is maintained by careful stewardship. There are 31 unique rooms to choose from, all of which can be ...
• The Oak Rye
  The Oak Rye is one of the places to eat in Rye you will remember for many years. Situated 5 minutes away from the historic town of Rye in Southern England, The Royal Oak is a traditional English pub in every sense and has been recognised by TripAdvisor members as a high-quality establishment Recently refurbished to a ...
• 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 ...