District de Lewes : locations de vacances en chambre d'hôtes

Quirky Rural Retreat - Bourne Farm Oasthouse, Kent

Bourne Farm Oasthouse is surrounded by hundreds of acres of farmland - enjoy the oasts comfy beds, cozy interior with open plan living/dining with plenty of light, the serenity, the solitude. The Oasthouse is good for couples, solo adventurers, families & pets v welcome. Four Poster master suite adjoins pink bathroom Pair Swedish XL twin beds adjoins wet room K/S bed on mezzanine en suite- access via steep ladder (ideal for the more robust amongst us)! NB 2 bathroom sit within central roundel

Delaford Stables

Delaford Stables is a completely self-contained annexe guest suite, attached to a charming period cottage on the outskirts of the village of Etchingham. • Accommodation comprises a double bedroom, a large vaulted-ceiling living room, & a modern shower/toilet suite. • The property has recently been refurbished to the highest modern standards while still retaining the character of the original stables & tack room. • Complimentary PROSECCO on arrival • CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST included in price

Entire Country Coach House in West Sussex

Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within West Sussex (Warninglid), this lovely little home has a very special place in our family's heart and is equipped with everything you could need for a memorable stay. You will have access to the High Weald on your doorstep with numerous bridleways and footpaths. Access to the South Downs and coast is only a short drive away; locally, there is a wealth of fine dining choices and easily accessible shopping options in the nearby market towns.

The Chapel Townhouse, Brighton

The Chapel Townhouse is a beautiful one bedroom property, hidden in the heart of central Brighton, affording you the privacy of your own home with the romance, style and grandeur of the best luxury hotels. Described by guests as "absolutely spectacular", "too good to tell anyone about", "100 times better than a hotel", "the BEST place I have ever stayed in Brighton", "outrageously cool, perfectly located and really delivers the wow factor" and "seriously the best Airbnb I've ever stayed at".

Rose View bed and breakfast.

This is a welcoming home in a quiet cul-de-sac off the vibrant Cliffe High street, 2 minutes walk from the beautiful South Downs. A second, larger, double room is available "Large Sunny Room with Cliffe View". These rooms share a bathroom. There is a seperate loo. You can also book the attic room which has an ensuite - Castle View, a green sanctuary. Also the whole house "Charming Victorian Terraced House", sleeps 6 can be rented. Free Parking available and continental breakfast provided.

The Paper Mill Stables

Set in the beautiful grounds of a fifteenth century Wealden hall house, The Stables is a delightful oak framed cottage - a hidden-away and peaceful haven for two. There is a sitting room with woodburner for super cosy nights in, and the pretty bedroom has a luxurious 4000 pocket sprung king size bed, and quality Egyptian cotton linen. Outside is a secluded garden with a terrace, and seventy acres of woodland and pasture to wander through; our resident Labradors will be pleased to join you!

Cozy place with separate entrance.

Modern style room with a en-suite shower and kitchenette . Well equipped kitchen with microwave, small fridge and washing machine. Bed linens and towels provided. There is separate entrance. Self check-in, so you can arrive in your most convenient time (most of the time we are here to help) Unpaid parking on the street (most of the time spaces available) Close distance to the beach and train station. Easy access to Brighton , Hove ,Worthing and London. Shops and restaurants around.

The Cutting Garden House, set in daisies.(Stables)

Be a country person, garden lover, we are a 200 year old stable block is super light, with vaulted ceilings. A large sitting room, big bedroom, up a step to the kitchen/diner and bathroom. The newly fitted kitchen has sink, microwave, hob, and fridge/freezer. Mayfield village walks. Fo National Trust houses, castles, and the South Downs Small dogs welcome. The cottage overlooks the cutting gardens. A Private seating areas & wifi good for a working retreat! double sofa.

Idyllic 5* Rural retreat, with treehouse sleeps 4

Guests comfort and relaxation comes first! Nestled in picturesque countryside (M20/M26 Shops/Trains 5mins) 4 acre grounds. Treehouse. Fire pit. Private lane, adjoins 2,000 acres woodland walks/cycling. Great Location. Two lovely en-suite rooms. Sitting Room. A fully equipped breakfast room No Kitchen ‘Hotel type’ complimentary housekeeping visit daily. Hospitality fridge - milk/juice/Nespresso/tea/snacks replenished daily. Not suitable for children under 12 years

Rosebank B&B Private Guest Suite

Welcome to Rosebank B&B in Etchingham village 5 minutes walk from the mainline station to London, in the High Weald, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Continental breakfast is included in the price. The room is self contained, separate from the house and you have a key to come and go as you please, perfect as a base when visiting friends or exploring the local area with its beautiful gardens and National Trust properties on the borders of East Sussex and Kent.

Cute barn free-standing bath Surrey Hills AONB

Welcome to Thebarnsurreyhills nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perfect for country walks, cyclists, nature lovers, or a romantic getaway. This bright, open studio space features a freestanding double slipper bath and baroque privacy screen. Soft white gowns are provided as standard. Room service and alfresco dining are available via The Ruby Supper Club—breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Just a 5-minute drive to the award-winning Denbies Wine Estate.

Forge House

This beautiful Tudor house is situated in the heart of Bexhill old town, giving a secluded feel but with the benefits of all the local amenities. This historic house has sea views, immaculate gardens and a private gated driveway. Close to some of the most famous walks in the South of England, most important of which is the route William the Conqueror took to seize England from King Harold II - the ruins of Hastings castle are only a short journey away!