The Best Battle Hotels

set amid 38 acres of woodland and formal gardens on the outskirts of St. Leonards and Hastings and offering a wealth of relaxing leisure facilities

providing smart, comfortable rooms in a peaceful setting with on site barbecue facilities for guests, this hotel is well located for a relaxing countryside stay, yet only some 20 miles to the South Coast

many of the well-presented rooms have views overlooking the 9th green and 10th tee and some even have balconies at the relaxing hotel

18th-century country house set in a 150 acre private park with a lake and woods - rooms have individual decor and are tastefully furnished

Tudor house set overlooking the green in a pretty village, public areas retain wood-panelling and oak beams and there is a pleasant terrace

Edwardian house tucked away in beautifully landscaped gardens just off the A21 - elegant guest rooms feature handmade furniture

opposite the 1066 Battle of Hastings site, traditional inn with stylish rooms - some with Battle Abbey views - and serving locally sourced food

convenient yet tranquil base, set in 8 acres of private grounds, ideally located for historic Battle, the High Weald countryside and Hastings

former coaching inn dating from the 18th century, today a community pub with elegant rooms and food and drink with a Sussex emphasis

spacious inn offering comfortable rooms located on the edge of the High Weald and ideally placed to explore the Sussex countryside and coast

a former coaching inn standing proudly on Battle's High Street for over 300 years, today it offers well-appointed rooms individually decorated

spacious, airy rooms are offered at this delightful inn located on the edge of this historic town, just 5 minutes walk from the famous Abbey

a clapperboard inn, owned by local farmers, sits atop the High Weald and enjoys scenic views toward the coast; stay in smart, elegant rooms

luxurious Georgian property set in 2 acres of gardens and woodland with scenic views - guest rooms are spacious and elegantly decorated

Grade II listed building, today a welcoming B&B and tea shop with an English country garden - guest rooms feature charming original faetures

a peaceful and relaxing country retreat set in 22 acres of High Weald countryside - the day starts with a local, organic breakfast

Grade II listed house, parts date back to 1577, set in 1.5 acres of landscaped gardens located a 2-minute drive from Herstmonceux Castle

a former milking parlour and cattle shed lovingly restored to retain the original character whilst providing a comfortable, well-appointed rooms

a spacious garden studio, with its own verandah opening onto views across glorious countryside, created in a former farmyard barn