Welcome to pretty Matilda...
The bedroom is bright and airy.
This colourful cabin tells a story of folk tales and medieval history.
The sweet little table folds away to utilise the space.
The rustic, wooden kitchen is well-equipped with all the essentials.
Rustle up an intimate dinner for two.
Begin your day with a freshly brewed pot of coffee on the sun-soaked decking.
Drift off into a sweet slumber as the stars twinkle above.
The bedroom hosts a sumptuous double bed with a wild folklore-inspired wall painting by a local artist.
Pop on the radio and delve into a good read.
Freshen up before the day ahead.
This beautiful stained glass window depicts the winding path through Powdermill Wood towards Battle.
There are two other hideaways on site.
With your own areas to enjoy.
Matilda is the perfect hideaway for stargazing!
Space to park the car.
The winding path leads the way to your quirky hideout.
Visit the medieval abbey in lovely Battle.
Visit Sedlescombe Vineyard and sample their selection of wines or stop for a coffee.
Scotney Castle Estate is a 'must visit' with enchanting woodland and parkland to explore.
Wander the cobbled streets of Rye and discover an array of lovely independent shops.
A little further afield, you'll reach the stunning Camber Sands.
If the seaside is calling, head to Eastbourne.
Spot the pretty lighthouse at Beachy Head.
Matilda
53801.5 miles SW of Battle | Sleeps 2 + cot (no children from 1 to 16)
From £78 per night
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Situated in the pretty village of Catsfield on the outskirts of Battle, The White Hart Inn is a traditional 17th century Sussex pub serving local ales and over 95 single malts! Dogs are welcome in the bar area and there is a large garden for al fresco dining.
Nearby beach
A long shingle beach with areas of sand at low tide. There's a Victorian pier to visit and Hastings town has traditional seaside attractions. Lifeguards are present during high season and the beach is cleaned daily. Dog restrictions apply and there are dog free zones.
November 2023
Mrs McDonough
Disappointing visit-very run down
Nearby walk
The family seat of the Ashburnham family for 400 years, Ashburnham Place is now a christian retreat with grounds which are open to the public free of charge. The gardens were designed by Capability Brown and are a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the peace. The Orangery offers refreshments.
September 2024
Peace and good food
Orangery cafe and beautiful manicured grounds. A lovely place to chill.
Nearby town
Located just 50 miles from London, this small town was named after the famous Battle of Hastings. These days life is much more tranquil and you'll find a thriving market town with pretty medieval cottages, interesting shops and historic landmarks.
Also nearby
In the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this 17th century free house offers a warm welcome and traditional good pub grub. You'll find oak beams and an open fire to keep you warm in winter, your dog is welcome and there's plenty of parking.
October 2022
Excellent Food and Service
We have spent one week in the region and enjoyed two excellent dinners at the Ash Tree Inn. The Burgers and the Fish
October 2022
Fab Sunday roast
Great pub for a pint and Sunday lunch. We booked ahead (recommended). Very clean and thoroughly enjoyable roast and generous pudding. Loved it.
July 2022
Great food
Great food and in a quiet area. Friendly and efficient staff.
A 14th century traditional pub located in the heart of the pretty village of Sedlescombe. Perfect for anytime of year, with a roaring fire in winter and relaxing beer garden for the summer months.
September 2024
Good food
Enjoyed a lovely meal on my first night, good pub grub.
November 2023
Mrs McDonough
Very nice food and staff.
Returned for the quiz and pizza night-which was great fun in spite of the power cut!
April 2023
Great pub
Lovely staff and delicious food.
June 2022
sunday dinner
lovely pub and staff food is excellent
Battle has an interesting past and this museum gives a fascinating insight into the history of this famous town. A visit here is a must if you are in the area.
Stand on the very spot where King Harold and William the Conqueror fought their famous battle. You can explore the abbey ruins, see the sculpture trail, visit the gatehouse exhibition and if all that sounds exhausting, pop into the Battle Abbey Cafe for refreshments.
Abbey Hotel is a gorgeous contemporary bar and restaurant, centrally located and perfect for lunch or dinner. A pretty walled garden is ideal for al fresco dining in summer and the cosy interior welcomes you during cooler months.
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