The Little Lodge is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (now known as National Landscapes) a short drive from Rye, Battle and Camber Sands.
After a day exploring, snuggle up on the large corner sofa with your favourite tipple.
The kitchen-area where you can cook and enjoy a feast for two.
Breakfast in bed, after all you are on holiday!
The enclosed paddock is perfect for morning coffee or exercising your dog.
The drive that leads to The Little Lodge.
Plenty of space to park your car.
Step inside to the open plan living area.
The kitchen and dining area for intimate meals together.
Stairs lead to the bedroom.
The bedroom is a relaxing haven.
The view from the bedroom window.
The ground floor shower-room.
With a large shower to wake you up in the morning.
With your own private paddock.
Sometimes the owners' horses can be seen grazing.
Or you may be lucky to spot a herd of deer that frequently visit.
Stroll down the road and enjoy walks around Beckley Woods.
The countryside lane that leads to The Little Lodge.
Enjoy sunny days at Camber Sands.
Visit the medieval town of Rye.
Visit Bodiam Castle.
Visit Dungeness, a unique coastline on the coast of Kent.
Take a walk along Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
Visit the 1066 town of Battle with is beautiful Abbey.
The Little Lodge
55994.5 miles W of Rye | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £425
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A traditional pub offering cask ales from local breweries and home cooked food. Walkers, families and dogs are made very welcome and there is outside seating in the garden for al fresco dining.
Nearby beach
Winchelsea is a quiet village with a gently sloping beach of shingle. Sand is exposed at low tide. There are lovely views south east towards Camber Sands and Dungeness and Rye Nature Reserve is just a short walk away to the east. There is no lifeguard cover and dog restrictions apply, although there is a dog exercise area.
Nearby walk
This lovely ramble, courtesy of highweald.org, takes you on a three mile walk around Beckley, through ancient woodland and open countryside. Starting and ending in the village it's a great way to explore the local area.
Nearby town
Beckley is a pretty village situated in the rolling countryside of East Sussex and about ten miles north of Hastings. The village church is worth a visit when you are in the area.
Also nearby
The Broad Oak is a recently refubished gastro pub with scenic views and plenty of parking located in the village centre.
March 2024
A Great Find
We chanced on this pub as holidaying just down the road at Reysons Barn. Lovely people. Lovely food. Lovely atmosphere.
A 14th century traditional pub located in the heart of the pretty village of Sedlescombe. Perfect for anytime of year, with a roaring fire in winter and relaxing beer garden for the summer months.
September 2024
Good food
Enjoyed a lovely meal on my first night, good pub grub.
November 2023
Mrs McDonough
Very nice food and staff.
Returned for the quiz and pizza night-which was great fun in spite of the power cut!
April 2023
Great pub
Lovely staff and delicious food.
June 2022
sunday dinner
lovely pub and staff food is excellent
In the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this 17th century free house offers a warm welcome and traditional good pub grub. You'll find oak beams and an open fire to keep you warm in winter, your dog is welcome and there's plenty of parking.
October 2022
Excellent Food and Service
We have spent one week in the region and enjoyed two excellent dinners at the Ash Tree Inn. The Burgers and the Fish
October 2022
Fab Sunday roast
Great pub for a pint and Sunday lunch. We booked ahead (recommended). Very clean and thoroughly enjoyable roast and generous pudding. Loved it.
July 2022
Great food
Great food and in a quiet area. Friendly and efficient staff.
Discovering Britain have a great choice of walks including this one which starts from Rye railway station and takes in some wonderful local scenery around the towns of Rye and Winchelsea.
Rye is an utterly charming town, originally a medieval citadel with pretty cobbled streets lined with medieval half-timbered houses. You will find a delightful selection of independent shops and eateries, plus some wonderful historic houses including the 14th century Ypres Tower, now home to Rye Castle Museum and Lamb House once owned by the writer Henry James.
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