Rye Harbour is a picturesque village and moorings near the Kent and Sussex border.
The church of the Holy Spirit at Rye Harbour stands in a beautiful location with a memorial to all those who lost their lives in the Mary Stanford Lifeboat Disaster in 1928.
It can be reached on foot from a footpath at the Rye end of the Rye Harbour Road, or from a footpath through the Rye Nature Reserve or from a footpath at Winchelsea Beach.
Although parts of Rye such as St Mary's Church (from 1220) and Ypres tower (a castle built in 1258 to guard the port) date from the thirteenth century, a great deal of it was destroyed by the French in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
The eastern most port in Sussex, Rye was designated one of the Cinque Ports along with Winchelsea in 1346, although as the sea receded its importance as a port slowly diminished; Rye now stands a mile or two (1.6 - 3.2 km) from the sea.
Rye is one of the most picturesque towns in Sussex.
Oakhurst Cottage is a delightful 16th Century Grade II listed holiday cottage set in the heart of the medieval town of Rye in East Sussex and is believed to be the original servants quarters for the Manor House next door.
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Rye Lodge Hotel is the only hotel in the town which has its own Leisure Centre, with pool, spa bath, sauna and aromatherapy steam cabinet.
Rye is the perfect place for a peaceful and relaxing stay - a totally different world from the noise, bustle and stress of modern life in the cities.
Set in a commanding position on the east cliff of the Ancient Cinque PortTown of Rye, this small luxury hotel is acclaimed and acknowledged as one of the finest, not only in Sussex, but indeed throughout south east England.
The RyeTown Model Sound and Light show in the Heritage Centre on Strand Quay is a great place to start your exploration and the staff will be delighted to tell you about Rye's special features and can also book accommodation for you.
Rye is a delightful place in which to browse or shop with a very special ambience that you won't find in many other towns or cities.
Rye has plenty to see and do in town but is also excellent as a base to explore the surrounding countryside and villages.
It rises above the level green pastures, stretching from the sea to the far hills which formed the shoreline before the marsh was drained.
Meandering for over one and a half miles from Rye to the coast, the river forms part of the picturesque scenery visible from several vantage points in and around the citadel of Rye.
In 1573 the title "Rye Royale" was bestowed upon the town by Queen Elizabeth I after a three day stay.
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The town overlooks the Romney Marches and Rye Castle boasts an Ypres Tower and ancient town walls.
A cinque port, Rye has a history of smuggling and several of the town's historic inns set along cobbled streets have great smuggling stories to tell.
Set in Rye's High Street, this 16th century townhouse hotel is comfortably furnished (some rooms with four-posters), double rooms cost from £80.
The Lamb family were the greatest power in Rye 150 years but the house they built is more famous as the home of the expatriate American novelist Henry James.
The neighbourhood and society of Rye were to inspire E.F. Benson's Mapp and Lucia novels.
In 1950 Lamb House was presented to the National Trust by Mrs Henry James Jr, the wife of Henry James's nephew.
Rye is the perfect resting place to visit the many historical sites, country gardens and nature reserves.
There is a museum in the Ypres tower, the world renowned Rye Pottery, art galleries, a Norman church in the citadel and many good restaurants and friendly pubs both in the town and the surrounding area.
Rye is less than one hour's drive from the channel ports.
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Situated on the East Cliff overlooking the estuary and Romney Marshes, yet within yards of the high Street of this beautiful preserved ancient town, stands Rye Lodge, acclaimed and acknowledged as one of the finest small luxury hotels of Southeast England.
On the banks of the River Rother, with boats passing at high tide, this very comfortable first floor apartment is ideally located a short stroll from the heart of the quaint town of Rye.
Ideal cottage for people who like to be in peaceful, rural settings, or to visit places like Rye (5 miles) or the beautiful coast of South England.
In a secluded setting, with lovely views over the Sussex countryside, it is beamed throughout a...
An Invitation to relax in romantic Rye - 'Ancient Town of the Cinque Ports' and stay awhile at RYE LODGE Elegance, charm and complete comfort, with unparalleled levels of personal service, in a relaxed atmosphere is the keynote at this 'little gem of an hotel.
Independently owned, run with style and acclaimed as one of the finest small luxury hotels in the country, RYE LODGE HOTEL is recommended by Signpost & Conde Nast Johansens.
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Added to that, it has its own private carpark for guests (which is unique in Rye) and you understand why so many discriminating travelers choose Rye Lodge Hotel - probably the best address in Rye.
The whole atmosphere is quite delightful and you may be sure that your evening will be thoroughly enjoyable.
All the facilities of the leisure centre are free to guests staying at Rye Lodge Hotel.
