Welcome to Hayesland Lodge.
Cosy and welcoming, the perfect Sussex bolthole!
Cook up some holiday meals in this lovely country kitchen.
The Velux windows make the bedroom light and bright.
Enjoy the peace and sounds of mother nature.
There's plenty of parking.
Let your holiday begin!
A relaxing haven.
The perfect room to return to after a busy day exploring.
Enjoy mealtimes together.
You will never tire of the countryside views.
A welcoming hallway.
The downstairs cloakroom.
Stairs lead to the bedroom and shower-room.
The bedroom has space to store clothes and a television.
Start the day with a refreshing shower.
Shower-room.
Imagine sitting here and escaping the everyday hustle and bustle.
You may be lucky to meet Bramble, the owner's gorgeous dog.
Whether you're exploring the coast or the Sussex countryside, Hayesland Lodge promises a treat like no other.
Another part of the garden where you can sit and watch the world go by.
With its own gated entrance.
Explore Beckley Woods, a 145-hectare mixed woodland plantation.
Visit the medieval town of Rye which has some lovely antique shops, pubs and restaurants.
Enjoy a stroll along Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
Head to the coast and visit the beautiful Camber Sands.
Visit Dungeness - a unique coastline on the coast of Kent.
Explore the 1066 town of Battle and its beautiful Abbey.
Enjoy a visit to Bodiam Castle.
Hayesland Lodge
57004.4 miles W of Rye | Sleeps 2 + cot
7 Nights from £510
Mrs Pullen September 2025
This lovely property fulfilled all our expectations. The location is breathtaking. We woke every morning to bird song and sheep bleating in the surrounding fields. Having breakfast in the pretty garden in the peace and tranquility was bliss. Chris is a delightful host and made us feel very welcome. The lodge is perfect for two, with everything one could need. Very comfortable bed and an excellent shower. Our toy poodle became great friends with the owner's dog, Bramble, too! There are too many highlights to mention, but one notable experience included walking the dog at Rye Harbour, where we saw seals basking on the mud- flats along the river Brede. Rye itself is a gem. In addition to its fascinating history, the town boasts excellent eateries and numerous independent shops. Try Ethels for special local gifts and The Apothecary for great coffee and pastries. The Seafood Bar at the Fish Market is a fun experience where the food, which is cooked to order, is fresh and delicious.... ...
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Ms Berneiser August 2025
I had such a lovely stay in the serene cottage. The little house was the perfect getaway after my meditation retreat amidst flowing fields. And the owner is so very welcoming & helpful. Altogether absolutely perfect stay. I will definitely book again when I am in the area....
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Herr Bahr August 2025
It was a really relaxing stay in Hayesland Lodge. Everything was excellent. Nothing else to say. Dog owners will be very happy at the beach of Broomhill Sands, better than Camber Sands.
Mr Dugdale June 2025
Hayesland Lodge is in a beautiful setting. In a beautiful part of the country. Places like Hastings and Eastbourne are within easy reach and well worth visiting. Lots of other interesting places too depending on your taste. Chris the owner is a very friendly perfect host. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend it to anybody....
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Mrs WOOLHOUSE May 2025
Hayesland Lodge was a perfect holiday let for my husband and I to enjoy our week in East Sussex. We explored inland and to the coast - the roads were quiet and very scenic. We particularly enjoyed Great Dixter, Rye and Winchelsea but ran out of time to visit all the places on our list. We will definitely return to this very comfortable cottage. ...
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