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The 9 best hotels in Battle, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Battle, East Sussex, England including PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant, Leeford Place Hotel, Claverton Country House Hotel, The Abbey Hotel, Chequers Inn, White Hart Inn, Crowhurst Park, St Benedicts Byre, George Hotel.
Restaurants in Battle
1. PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 896 reviews
See why so many travelers make PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant their hotel of choice when visiting Battle. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. While staying at PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant, visitors can check out St Mary the Virgin Church (2.5 mi), which is a popular Battle attraction. Free internet access is offered to guests, and rooms at PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant offer a flat screen TV. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk and room service. Guests of PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant are also welcome to enjoy a pool and an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. While in Battle, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant, including Whites Seafood and Steak Bar (0.9 mi), Bluebells Cafe Tearoom (0.9 mi), and Simply Italian (0.9 mi). Best of all, PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant makes it easy to experience many great Battle attractions like Corner Shop Gallery and Saffron Art Gallery, which are some popular art galleries. At PowderMills Hotel & Restaurant, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Battle.
Peaceful Historic Country Hotel
Reviewed By Beverley CThis is a lovely old lady - bit crotchety, needs a bit of a facelift (or maybe just Botox) but she welcomed us with grace and beauty - we enjoyed our stay here. The sparkling pool and gorgeous lakes and gardens were soul food - my family totally enjoyed their stay at PowderMills. The rooms vary considerably and I will revisit but be a bit more specific and ask for a room with a view (please) and double, not single beds. Our rooms were clean, well appointed for our requirements. The refreshment tray was well supplied- breakfast was good too. And all the staff we met were polite and attended kindly to any requests. We hope to visit again later in the year.
2. Leeford Place Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 692 reviews
Leeford Place Hotel is situated within the idyllic and historic 1066 Countryside with a picturesque setting and landscaped gardens it is the perfect place for weddings, conferences, or just a relaxing break.As Leeford Place is well connected by road and rail we also provide business guests with a convenient yet tranquil base.With a spectacular combination of coast and countryside that is scattered with relics and ruins from the past, 1066 Country is a magical place to visit for everyone.Battle Abbey is only 10 minutes away whilst the seaside resort of Hastings is just 6 miles to the south. There are many National Trust and English Heritage properties and gardens within easy reach, and the spectacular south coast is easily explored, from Beachy Head to Lewes, Rye to Camber Sands…At Leeford Place we offer:» 18 comfortable en-suite bedrooms» À la carte restaurant» Lounge bar» Conference facilities» Free WI-FI» Licensed wedding venue» Wedding receptions» Functions and parties» Ample free parking» Well behaved pets welcome.
Storm Eunice and beyond - The most perfect wedding venue
Reviewed By maxfO5169UAWhere to begin. What an incredible venue with outstanding staff. After booking our wedding at the start of the COVID pandemic we thought we would put it back as long as feesible thinking that by February 2022 everything would have blown over (no pun intended). Nikki and her staff went above and beyond throughout our planning stages to keep us informed on all the changing government regulations and all our options. She was truly only ever a call or email away. When we eventually got to February 2022 we were beyond excited for our event and Nikki and Chad went the extra mile the night before helping us set up the function room and getting a suite big enough for myself and my bridesmaids. Chad during the evening checked on us and made sure we had everything we needed which truly made quite a worried bride feel so relaxed. Although we knew there was going to be a weather warning for our wedding day, these things happen in Feburary, we were not quite ready for what was in store. On the morning of 18th February we woke up early after a perfect nights sleep at Leeford Place and started getting ready early with hair and makeup. Once again Nikkki came up several times to check in on us and made us the most perfect early breakfast. As the morning progressed the winds started to pick up. Soon enough it was blowing a full blown gail outside and unfortunateley all our mobile service had gone down in the area. The Leeford Place staff did not panic though and continued supporting us as some family arrived and with the final touches. Time started to pass and with the wind picking up and no sign of the groom, some of the guests started to panic. But once again the Leeford Place staff remained the calm throughout (what was going to be a hell of a) storm. Nikki advised we continue getting ready and as a rumour went around that there was no electricity in Hastings, just like that the power at Leeford went down. Mid having my bridal hair completed. Still no sign of the groom. Both Chad and Nikki came up to visit me and calmly explained what was going on and were just kind beyond words. I cannot thank either of them enough. Eventually we worked out where the groom was, he was stuck behind a fallen tree just up the road, with most of the other wedding guests who had left some of them hours before. Whilst on the other side of the road was another fallen tree with the taken out power cable. The Leeford Place staff, along with the groom and my step-father in law walked to the nearest farm and asked the incredible farmer to move the tree so the guests could finally arrive at Leeford. With the onslaught now of guests and no electrictiy the Leeford Place staff once again proved their outstanding qualities through keeping everyone calm and allowing people to calm their nerves with beverages they put on a tab. I was eventually reunited with the groom however by this time much of the bridal party were panicing. Nikki once again helped us and advised us to take a moment to ourselves and talked through how with no electricity we needed to start the wedding now and have to end it after the Wedding breakfast. The sensational Leeford Place were going to allow us to continue and put on what food they could using their gas. We had the most perfect ceremony. Even without the music we had our guests sing 'Hey Jude' for us. We didn't need lights with the most beautiful natural light that Leeford Place boasts. The atmopshere lifted in that moment and I have only the Leeford Place staff to thank. The food was exceptional especially considering they had limited light in the kitchen and no electricity. The sticky toffee pudding was out of this world! Every guest had the most amazing experience despite the most unexpected circumstances. When we said goodbye to guests, just as it started to get to dark, as there was no way for safety reasons we could hold our evening reception Leeford Place once again showed their inexpressible kindness and said that we could pick another evening to finish our wedding. I don't think I have ever cried so much. It was such a kind act from people who have now truly become like family. We were therefore lucky enough to go back and complete our big day on the 27th May and once again Nikki and Chad made it the best day of our lives. Even though we had to work during the day they let us set up the room the night before and it was everything I had dreamed our February wedding would have been and it was all thanks to Nikki and Chad. If you want to get married or have any event in East Sussex, Leeford Place in truly the only place where nothing is too much for them. If we could ever have another wedding we would pick Leeford place again and again. We love you Nikki and Chad. Thank you so so much for everything. Max and Lottie
3. Claverton Country House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 532 reviews
Claverton Country House Hotel combines Edwardian character with modern design. Offering luxury guest accommodation with free onsite car park and free WiFi and set in secluded landscaped gardens 3 miles from Battle Abbey.Claverton is perfectly positioned in a country lane, off Kent Street A21, to visit the many Castles and National Trust Gardens. Hastings seafront, Rye and Bodium Castle can all be reached after a 10 minute drive. Carr Taylor Vineyard is a 20 minute walk. London is a 1hour 10 minute train ride away and Brighton or Dover is a 1 hour drive.The Bedrooms are elegantly furnished with luxury mattresses, flat screen satellite LCD TV and Tea/Coffee making facilities.English breakfasts are freshly prepared to order using local produce with fine bone china and silver cutlery decorating the restaurant tables. Please note, breakfast is only free only if stated as included on your booking confirmation. Evening dining at Claverton includes the highly acclaimed "The Dining Room" restaurant on Friday and Saturday and a Bistro menu served in the Lounge Monday - Thursday.
Lovely nights stay
Reviewed By BexBxxMy husband and I along with our 2 children spent 1 night here this week in room 11 which is more like a small apartment. It was lovely! We had dinner here and breakfast the next morning and everything was delicous. Our room was lovely and clean and beds really comfy. Highly recommended!
4. The Abbey Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
At The Abbey Hotel we aim to capture the essence of a country inn, we are located in the center of the charming market town of Battle in East Sussex. Sitting directly opposite the Abbey which is the impressive gateway of the medieval Battle (the Country's most famous battlefield). Our beautiful newly refurbished hotel is a British home from home, offering a forty cover restaurant, relaxing bar area for drinking and dining with a range of individually designed rooms, there is a space and time here for you to relax and enjoy. In keeping with our contemporary classic interiors, our service is calm but focused, and dedicated to ensuring that you thoroughly enjoy your time as our guest. Seven bedrooms, with many overlooking the Abbey, beautiful, well equipped facilities, big sumptuously comfortable beds with the softest duvets and pillows. A place to relax and enjoy amazing food, great wines & cocktails or a pint of English Beer at its best.
One night stay for a wedding
Reviewed By WormbaitStayed here for a wedding in Warbleton after a long drive from up north. Kindly on request our room was ready for our arrival to allow for us to get ready for the wedding later in the day. The staff were all extremely helpful and pleasant in particular the young man. Lovely room and excellent service at the breakfast the next day (which was delicious). Don’t have a bad word to say, Thank you.
5. Chequers Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Thanks to our beautiful restoration this 15th century coaching inn can once again offer you a wonderful stay. Built in 1497 our letting rooms offer an eclectic fusion of vintage and modern minimalism allowing the relaxed ethos of the Chequers to leave you with a feeling of wellbeing and comfort throughout your stay.
Weekend in Sussex
Reviewed By kwoods4265What can you say that isn't 100% positive, The staff at the Chequers Inn are all extremely friendly and helpful. We stayed in Room 1 a large family room that is very clean and tidy. The food was outstanding having eaten both breakfast and dinner during our stay. The Pub is located just on the outskirts of the centre of Battle and about 500 yards from the entrance to Battle Abbey. Thank you to all the staff we'll definitely be back one day.
6. White Hart Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Excellent Food
Reviewed By BarryerskinesmithRecommended by the place we were staying Was not at all disappointed Our meals were excellent Very pleasant efficient and friendly staff in a lovely setting. Well worth another visit where there is plenty of parking. In addition there is plenty of outside seating.
7. Crowhurst Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 410 reviews
Crowhurst Park is a quiet, five star holiday village set in 120 acres of countryside just outside Battle in 1066 Country in East Sussex.We have over 50 log cabins available for short breaks and longer holidays. Our park has magnificent views towards Beachy Head and the new South Downs National Park. We hold the David Bellamy Award for Conservation and so we are a dog-free environment. Our lodges all have two or three bedrooms, television (some with DVD player) a kitchen and bathroom and a balcony (some with your own personal hot tub). All bedding is provided but you will need to bring some towels. We have a lovely leisure centre with 18 metre pool, sauna, hot-tub and steam room in addition to a gym. There is a masseuse available to really pamper yourself. Kids are catered for by our Go-Active Club for a small charge and there are a host of things for you to do in the area. Parking is adjacent to the lodge. We look forward to welcoming you to Crowhurst Park.
Still my favourite lodge park
Reviewed By myring1Visits exceeded 20 my friend and I booked a lodge each here . Firstly the lodge is cleaned to a high standard . All staff reception bar grounds etc are all lovely so thank you very much . I book direct and choose my lodge just call them . Hot tub fabulous bed comfy everything you need . Ate out a few times I recommend White's and the squirrel Inn and Italian way . Used the gym that was good . Pool looks good but I'm not a swimmer. Ate in clubhouse three times food not great but its cheap and staff are nice . I recommend and I will be back soon
8. St Benedicts Byre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
ST BENEDICT’S BYRE is set at the end of a farm lane, about 1.5 miles from the pretty village of Catsfield, surrounded with amazing views and walks. Battle is about four miles away; and Hastings, with its historical old town and fishing huts, seven miles. The Byre is within hitting distance of many National Trust properties: Bateman’s, Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens, Bodiam Castle and Battle Abbey. There are plenty of interesting watering holes with great Sussex fare and ales for you to enjoy, along with scrumptious afternoon teas. THE BYRE is a converted dairy and milking parlour facing south and enjoying amazing weather and sunsets. We source our entire breakfast ingredients organically from local supplies, while supplying our own fresh organic eggs. On a fine morning, you can take breakfast on the terrace watching the chickens play in the gardens and several sheep with their lambs. Depending on the time of year you visit, the chickens rub shoulders with young heifers in our three-acre field. We welcome children 12 years and over, but are unable to accommodate pets, including dogs left in cars over night. This is a smoke free house.
Lovely little peaceful hideaway
Reviewed By Sandy_Shores61Peaceful, clean and well equipped cottage. Tasty breakfast served with a smile and catered for my dietary needs. Owners are lovely and friendly. Stunning views as well. Would definately stay again now we know how to fund it ?
9. George Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 261 reviews
For over 300 years, The George Hotel has been at the centre of life in Battle. Starting as a coaching inn in the 17th century (the Ostler's cottage and stables can still be seen to the rear of the building), today The George is an elegant hotel, combining modern facilities with original features, principally the magnificent 17th century spiral staircase.Boasting views of Battle Abbey, the hotel is close to all the town's historic sites, including Senlac Field the site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066.Stay in one of our brand new refurbished comfortable en-suite rooms, enjoy a traditional full English breakfast, and then set off to explore the historic and picturesque town.The staff at The George Hotel look forward to offering you a warm welcome, whether your stay is for business or a relaxing break.We have private off-street parking - a real bonus in a busy town - and modern facilities to make your stay as pleasant as possible. They include Direct Dial telephone, free Wi-Fi, tea & coffee making facilities, colour TV and en-suite bathrooms in all bedrooms.We are easy to find in the heart of Battle, a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station and only a 2 minute walk from Battle Abbey, so come and visit soon.The George Hotel has a no smoking policy and a no pets policy throughout.
Clean and comfortable
Reviewed By XY ZStayed here for 3 nights in late August - early September 2021. It was really decent. The room was clean and spacious, the bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom was spotless. I don't think this place deserves so many negative reviews. It's true that the building is very old (it has a beautiful spiral staircase from the 17th century) and could definitely use a refurb, but it's not really a big deal; as one of the other reviews says, you don't sleep in the lobby. It's affordable and well-located. It's worth noting that there is no lift, and the staircase is steep, so if you have mobility issues, probably best to stay somewhere else.
