Apartment A
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Please note - this bed is a double. All others are King size.
Visitor's Book Very comfortable, enjoyed ourselves Snow in Spring! Great for an Aussie couple Battle was something √ Heaps of photos of Buildings Food in Rye : SI Italian – No! Ship Inn - No! Copper Kettle – No! The Bell √ The Mermaid √ The Anchor √ & you must go to the Rye Deli – Great tucker. Great markets on Thursdays. Merci, cheers – enjoy. Howard & Jane Riach Sunshine Coast, Nambour, Queensland Australia 1-8.4.08
After the hectic pace of London it was nice to come back to the peace and quiet of Rye. We had a lovely break; sunshine every day for the whole of our eight day stay, it was great just to drive around the villages and open countryside, and feel at one with the beauty of your surroundings, having my first cup of tea on the balcony in the early morning sun was a real treat, and one memory that did stay with me until I come back again, as I surely will. Rosalinda. Thanks Chris for being so patient when we locked ourselves out, remember future guests, don’t leave key in back of door and close it. The apartment was comfortable and welcoming with everything to hand. Made use of washing machine & dryer, so no dirty washing to take home, yippee! Kind regards Rosalinda & Colin, London April 2010
Back again, 5th visit. 1st time in Flat 1, very nice & clean & usual for all the flats we’ve stayed at. Thanks Chris for the bottle of bubbly. Weather pretty good. Opposite flat is an ostrich farm which we gave a visit & got some sausages, yum yum J Peter. The farmer was very friendly & gave us a tour of the farm, birds & their eggs & you can get good photos of flats, boats & river. Nice to chill out watching river & birds pairing up. Scotney Castle very scenic & fairy tale. Lovely week, thanks Chris. Bob & Jan South Ockendon 8th April 2011
We have enjoyed a very relaxing few days here in Rye. It is a beautiful town and the Boathouse has been the ideal base while here. We loved the walk to Camber and around Rye Harbour/Nature Reserve. The food at Baileys was excellent and very good value for money. The Ship Inn had a limited menu – but we assume that was due to being New Year’s day evening. Despite the lack of choice it was excellent food. We hope to be back again in the near future. Happy New Year! Mr & Mrs White (Portsmouth) 30/12/2010 – 2/1/2011
We have had a beautiful week running around on the beach and even getting in the sea. We tried to have a picnic but was a little bit too sandy in the wind. We love your little home, perfect for two. Thank you so much for letting us stay. Happy New Year! Thomas & Jessica (engaged) London 16th Jan 11
A short stay in Rye but once again it weaves its magic. If you’ve never read any of the E.F. Benson Mapp & Lucia books now is the time to start. You can conjure up the scenes so easily & the bookshop do a lovely little map of where all the characters live. Kairen 19.2.11 – 22.2.11
We did as we said in April 2008 – we returned to Rye & No1 The Boathouse. Weather this time was a big improvement. We planned to visit less places this time and therefore we managed to see all we planned. A note for arctophiles – visit Bears Galore (Rye) and the antique/bric-a-brac shops in Rye and Old Hastings. Got a sweet tooth? Then the Old Sweet shops and cake shops are well worth a look too. Incentives enough to consider another visit sometime. Helen– Essex David– North Yorkshire, May 2010
This is our fourth stay at the Boathouse and our third one in No1. Rye is a great base for exploring Kent and Sussex. Rochester is well worth the effort and so is Dickens World at Chatham (which we did last year). For shopping Tenterden is very good with lots of individual shops and The Lemon Tree is very good for lunch and teas. Hope to return again next year. John & Beryl, Sutton Coldfield May 2010
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