Enjoy leisurely mornings out on the roof terrace and watch the world go by!
Enjoy a hearty meal or coffee and cake at the dining-table.
Get cosy after exploring Rye and the 1066 countryside with your favourite tipple and treats.
Enjoy snuggly lie-ins in this super comfy king-sized bed.
Pump Cottage is situated in the heart of Rye.
The cosy sitting/dining-room is perfect for relaxing after a day exploring.
The sitting/dining-room is perfect for sociable dining.
After dinner, relax on the sofa with a book in hand or watch your favourite movie on the Smart TV.
Rustle up something tasty in the kitchen.
Breakfast is served!
The kitchen has all you need to cook up some local Sussex produce.
The main bedroom is a relaxing haven.
Super soft linens add to a great night's sleep.
The family bathroom with bath and fitted shower.
This single bedroom is opposite the main bedroom and suitable for adults or children.
The door leads out to the roof terrace.
Take breakfast out onto the roof terrace
There is space to park a small car in the garage and there are two bicycles which you can use during your stay.
The porch has plenty of space for boots, shoes and coats.
A short stroll will take you to the cobbles of one of Rye's iconic streets - Mermaid Street.
Visit The Landgate in Rye.
Cycle or walk around Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
Visit and explore the iconic landscape of Dungeness.
Visit the 1066 town of Battle and its beautiful Abbey.
Visit the golden beach and dunes of Camber Sands.
Pump Cottage
5788 - NewRye | Sleeps 3 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £474
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Originally a 16th century coaching inn, The George was renovated a couple of years ago and is now a stylish hotel with charming restaurant and bar area.
Nearby beach
Winchelsea is a quiet village with a gently sloping beach of shingle. Sand is exposed at low tide. There are lovely views south east towards Camber Sands and Dungeness and Rye Nature Reserve is just a short walk away to the east. There is no lifeguard cover and dog restrictions apply, although there is a dog exercise area.
Nearby walk
Discovering Britain have a great choice of walks including this one which starts from Rye railway station and takes in some wonderful local scenery around the towns of Rye and Winchelsea.
Nearby town
Rye is an utterly charming town, originally a medieval citadel with pretty cobbled streets lined with medieval half-timbered houses. You will find a delightful selection of independent shops and eateries, plus some wonderful historic houses including the 14th century Ypres Tower, now home to Rye Castle Museum and Lamb House once owned by the writer Henry James.
Also nearby
Originally the home to many writers including Henry James and E. F. Benson, Lamb House is steeped in history and well worth a visit. Check out the National Trust website for further details and opening times.
Situated in the heart of Rye, Kino is a stylish cinema with comfortable lounge bars and sunny terraces. Take a look at their website for cinema tickets and whats on.
Rye Castle Museum has two museums, RCM East Street and RCM Ypres Tower. Both tell the facinating history of Rye, with the tower open throughout the year and East Street open weekends from April until October. Take a look at their website for further details and ticket information.
A charming 17th century pub located next to Rye Castle. Call in for real ales from local independent producers and locally distilled gins and vodkas. Whilst there is no kitchen, local cheeses and cured meats are available to accompany drinks. There's a fabulous beer garden, perfect for summer time.
The Broad Oak is a recently refubished gastro pub with scenic views and plenty of parking located in the village centre.
March 2024
A Great Find
We chanced on this pub as holidaying just down the road at Reysons Barn. Lovely people. Lovely food. Lovely atmosphere.
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