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The Rye Guide to: |
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Download the 2012 Rye Guide directory of graded hotels, restaurants and places
to visit or see
Rye Guide website.
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Independent Shops |
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Come and browse Rye's fabulous independent shops & galleries.
Shops in Rye
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Ghost Walks & tours |
Book a Ghost walk or visit the Town Model at the
Rye
Heritage Centre, Strand Quay.
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Tourist Information |
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For further visitor info call The Heritage Centre, in
Strand Quay, Rye.
Tel: 01797 22 66 96
or Tourist Office, Lion Street, Rye
Tel: 01797 229 049.
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Heritage Rye |
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See Heritage Rye to help you explore the
area. The Rye Museum, set over two sites, one of which is the old
jail, illustrates Rye's rich history. Walk to Camber Castle,
explore the cobbled streets and homes of famous writers and artists. |
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Literary Rye |
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See Literary Rye and find out more about
the famous writers and artists who have lived in Rye. Book a
Benson walk and follow the Mapp & Lucia trail, and visit Lamb House,
home to Henry James and E F Benson. See
Artist Gallery for art and photographic galleries and exhibitions. |
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Rye Hotel Listings |
The Gallivant (Camber)
Haydens
Jeakes
House
Little Saltcote
Playden
Oasts Inn
Regent
Motel
River
Haven Hotel
Rye
Windmill
Saltcote
Place
The
Apothocary
The
George in Rye
The
Hope Anchor
The Mermaid
Inn
The Old
Borough Arms
The Rise
The Rye Lodge Hotel
The Ship
Inn
Top O'
The Hill
White
Vine House
Willow Tree House |
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Tourist Information: Visit Rye
Rye Hotels| Bed & Breakfast Rye | Guides to Rye
If you are looking for a romantic break, an interesting
day trip or a long holiday and a fantastic base to tour 1066 country,
Rye will not disappoint. Rye has a wealth of
independent shops and galleries and
historic buildings as well as easy access
to the beaches of Camber, wildlife at Rye Harbour or walks in 1066
countryside. Rye offers a range of
boutique hotels, guesthouses, pubs and inns.
Voted one of five perfect mini-breaks in
Britain
"The Observer"
"Presiding over the Romney marshes and the river
Rother, higgledy-piggledy Rye is one of southern England's most alluring
towns."
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Rye by Train |
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Reach Rye by high speed train from London St Pancras.
Check times and fares below:
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Hotels, Guesthouses, Bed & Breakfast, Self Catering
Accommodation
Rye has an excellent choice of 3 and 4 star hotels, bed and breakfast
and self catering accommodation. Browse the web links below to find out
more about each hotel and B & B. Click
here for map showing locations. See websites below for
rates and availablility.
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Award winning graded accommodation -
Guesthouses in Rye |
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Saltcote Place 5* luxury Bed & Breakfast and special group
occasions. Winner of Trip Advisor's Travellers Choice 2011 .
Saltcote
Place
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The Old Borough Arms is a delightful 18th century, centrally
located 4* guest house at the bottom of the famous Mermaid
Street.
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In former days
The Old Borough Arms has played host to smugglers and
sea-farers, and has welcomed a variety of guests since being
built in 1720. These days we are equally welcoming, and
currently offer four star accommodation with breakfast. We also
have a bar for residents that has a small but good selection of
organic wines, beers and local bitters
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