Dog-friendly Hotels East Sussex

Fulking is a charming village located in the heart of the South Downs, known for its beautiful countryside and stunning views. The village boasts a variety of properties, ranging from traditional cottages to modern family homes. Southview Cottage is a two-bedroom cottage in Fulking that provides a lovely, cosy retreat for a family or a couple.
The cottage in question features a delightful, fully enclosed garden that is perfect for entertaining guests, or simply lounging during the summer months. The garden is well-maintained and boasts a variety of colourful flowers and lush greenery. There is a large garden room at the end of the garden which can be used to entertain from. The views from the front of the cottage are truly breath-taking, and you’ll be able to enjoy the picturesque surroundings in all their glory. On the inside, the cottage boasts a lovely kitchen that is perfect for whipping up delicious meals. It is equipped with everything you need to create delightful culinary creations. The kitchen is warm and welcoming, and you’ll love the charming atmosphere that it exudes. The family bathroom is also conveniently located on the ground floor, and is equipped with a shower over the bath, sink and toilet. The double bedroom is located up the stairs to the front of the cottage, it is a lovely bedroom that provides plenty of light and views from the window. The smaller of the two rooms is also a comfortable space. Both bedrooms are the perfect place to rest after a long day of exploring the local area. The views from the bedroom window are stirring and you’ll be able to enjoy the countryside panoramic view.
The cottage’s location is ideal for those who love the outdoors. You’ll be able to take leisurely walks around the village and explore the local area. There are plenty of footpaths and hiking trails in the South Downs National Park. In addition, you’ll be within easy reach of several charming towns and villages, including Sussex’s famous yew-hedged streets and pretty hamlets. All in all, this charming cottage in Fulking is the perfect place to escape to and unwind amidst the beautiful scenery of the South Downs. Whether you’re looking to take a relaxing stroll through the countryside or simply enjoy some peace and quiet in the quaint atmosphere of the village, you’ll find everything you need here. With a lovely, enclosed garden and stunning views, this cottage is sure to provide you with a wonderful and unforgettable home away from home experience. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, family vacation or simply a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this delightful cottage in Fulking is the perfect choice. It offers the best of both worlds, with modern amenities and a historic sense of character. It’s an ideal choice for those who want to experience the beauty and tranquil of the South Downs in a comfortable and picturesque setting. So, I would suggest you book this cottage for an excellent experience. Beach 6¾ miles.

Albany House is a stone’s throw away from the sea; a semi-detached property with a garden, decked area, BBQ and sitting-out area, sea views and free parking on the private driveway. The holiday home has two good-sized bedrooms with good sea views, and a sunroom where you can look over the garden and read a book. There is an open plan living/dining room, kitchen, separate toilet, utility room and a family bathroom. The master bedroom has a king size bed, storage, and lots of natural light; the second bedroom has a zip and link twin bed which can be converted to a super king size. Albany House has plenty of space for two couples or a couple with children. There is a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with all the facilities they need, a great space for preparing a meal for the family. The utility room has a washing machine and additional fridge/freezer and shower.
Situated in the coastal town of Seaford, where you will find fish and chips, restaurants, bars, cafés, and a shopping area. Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Adventure Park is less than 15 miles away and the nearest airport is London Gatwick Airport. Brighton Pier is less than 15 miles, taking 30 minutes by car along the A259. Eastbourne Pier is just over ten miles away and takes approximately 25 minutes by car along the A259. There is a good bus route to both Brighton and Eastbourne. Seven Sisters national park is less than 10 miles away and there is a bus that takes you there. Great place for walking, cycling, wildlife spotting, kayaking and paddle boarding.
Drussillas Zoo park is within a 10-minute drive.
Cuckmere Valley has views of the Seven Sisters and has a flower-rich chalk grasslands, a haven for flowers and wildlife. A great spot for artists, bird watchers and photographers. Glyndebourne Opera House is only thirty minutes away where you can see some of the world’s best opera singers and operas. If you want to stay closer to home, Seaford seafront is 0.2 miles away and has free parking and in walking distance of the Seaford town. Beach 1 mile. Pub less than a mile. Local shops less than a mile.

Just a quarter mile leisurely walk to the centre of the picturesque small town of Hurstpierpoint in Mid Sussex, this modern mews cottage is spacious and superbly equipped. It is set in a gated courtyard that is both private and peaceful.

Ladymead Mews House is the middle of three beautifully appointed mews cottages just north of the South Downs at Devils Dyke and only 8 miles from the coast at Brighton and Hove. The Mid Sussex area straddles the county boundary between West and East Sussex which is a popular holiday destination amongst guests. Picturesque towns and villages are dotted along the country roads with famous gardens including Borde Hill Wakehurst Place and Nymans all within the nearby High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This self-catering cottage is very nicely furnished and finished with a modern twist with a large through living/dining room opening out to a fully enclosed private rear wooded garden. The kitchen to the front is well equipped with everything you need to cook up a storm. Upstairs there are two good sized bedrooms. The huge master bedroom to the front offers a kingsize bed with pelny of natural light aided by the side-by-side windows capturing the morning sun. The second bedroom is a twin room overlooking the rear garden. The family bathroom has a bath with both a rainhead and hand-held shower above and twin sinks. There is also a separate cloakroom downstairs.

Ladymead Mews House is perfectly situated for a weekend break to the Sussex countryside. It is also ideal accommodation for longer stays and short lets for those needing a base close to the nearby towns of Burgess Hill Haywards Heath and Crawley or for parents of students studying at the beautiful Hurstpierpoint College located just up the road. Hurstpierpoint and beyond Hurstpierpoint is one of a line of towns and villages that sit close to the slopes of the South Downs. The main street runs west to east and is made up of buildings that date from the 18th century giving it that traditional English small market town appeal. The town is on the boundary of the South Downs National Park and is particularly close to Ditchling Beacon and Devil’s Dyke, two of the best known landmarks along the South Downs Way. Between these two landmarks are the famous Jack and Jill Windmills that sit atop the Downs at Clayton. Although Jack is now in private ownership Jill remains an operational mill and is open to the public on selective days through the year. The town is within two miles of the mainline rail service between Brighton and London so the capital is only one hour away.

Brighton is just eight miles to the south and of course it is lively and bustling with lots of culture, and many say it is quite unique. One of its most famous landmarks is the Royal Pavilion the spectacular seaside palace of the Prince Regent (George IV) and the Regency heritage of this period is much in evidence in the city. 7 miles east is the county town of Lewes in East Sussex and its castle overlooks the town and is open to visitors, as is the Barbican Museum opposite. In such an historic town with the older Cliffe Street across from the River Ouse there is much to see. Visiting on the first Saturday of the month is recommended when a thriving Farmers’ Market takes place with lots of delicious fare on offer. Beach 9¾. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile..
This property can be booked together with 2 Ladymead Cottage (AH573640) to accommodate up to 8 guests.

A walker’s dream! Nestled in the rural downland village of Jevington with the South Downs Way passing on your doorstep, and the coast just a couple of miles away, this cottage has everything you need for a wonderful break. Brooke’s Cottage has an enviable position within the South Downs National Park with gorgeous views over the countryside.
The cottage has an open plan living area with double aspect views of the rolling hills, woodland, and garden. There is a leather sofa to relax on in the evenings and there is also a fitted kitchen area. The double bedroom is light and airy with lovely views and has compact en-suite facilities. The main entrance patio doors lead from the living area with steps down to the cottage’s private enclosed garden which has comfortable outside furniture to sit and enjoy the view. Or should you require some well-earned refreshment, the village pub is less than 100 yards away!
Herstmonceux Castle is a short drive away and offers 300 acres of woodland formal gardens and of course the 15th-century moated castle. The building at the time was the largest private home in England and since it adopted the French fashion of building in brick, the castle of Herstmonceux was unique. It is well worth a visit to learn a little about the history of the castle and relax before taking a gentle stroll around the formal gardens. Other attractions close by for your enjoyment include Glyndbourne with internationally renowned concerts and plays performed throughout the year, and Firle Place which is an outstanding privately owned country house in Sussex that dates from the time of Henry VIII. The house gardens and notable collection of works of art and porcelain are of national importance and will ensure a day to remember. The propery is not close to any public transport routes and a car is essential when staying here. beach 4⅓ miles. Shop 2 miles, pub 100 yards and restaurant 200 yards.
This property can be booked with Oak Cottage and can be booked together to accommodate up to 4 guests.

A charming two-bedroom cottage nestled within the picturesque Glyndley Manor Estate, located in the heart of East Sussex. This cosy home offers a delightful exterior and a private back garden, creating a tranquil retreat for guests. Inside, the cottage exudes warmth and comfort. The living room features inviting and comfortable seating along with a TV, perfect for relaxing evenings. The fully equipped kitchen ensures convenience with all the necessary appliances for preparing meals during your stay. The bedrooms provide a peaceful haven, each furnished with a comfortable double bed and ample storage space. The modern bathroom includes a shower over the bath.
Additionally, the cottage boasts a small outdoor patio where guests can enjoy a cup of coffee or a glass of wine in the evenings, surrounded by the serene atmosphere. The estate itself offers a range of amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can enjoy fishing at the stunning on-site lake (an Environment Agency rod licence is required), explore the beautiful woodlands with footpaths leading to the nearby Cuckoo Trail for walks or bike rides, and during the summer months, access a fenced-in swimming pool and children’s play area.
For those looking to explore further afield, the cottage serves as an ideal base to discover East Sussex’s renowned beauty spots. Beachy Head, Seven Sisters, and Ashdown Forest are all a short drive away. Polegate train station is conveniently less than 2 miles away, providing easy access to Eastbourne in less than 10 minutes. Eastbourne offers a variety of attractions including excellent restaurants, theatres, a modern shopping centre, a 19th-century Pier, and a 1930s bandstand. Drusilla’s Zoo Park, a popular destination for families, is a mere 25-minute drive away.
Overall, this charming two-bedroom cottage in Polegate offers a comfortable and convenient retreat in an idyllic setting, perfect for anyone seeking peace, relaxation, and easy access to both natural beauty and local attractions in East Sussex.

Once you see the impressive local church, the Parish Church of St. John The Baptist Westfield, your detached country cottage is near, very near. Surrounded by the rolling Sussex countryside, you will find this tucked away converted barn just off a nice country lane. An ideal base for winter or summer. You can bring your furry friend too.
The owners have designed the cottage with light and space in mind and given it a contemporary feel with a traditional twist. The airy and very generous open plan living/kitchen area is completed by a lovely cooking island and breakfast bar. The bathroom with free standing modern bath, walk in power shower is pure luxury and interlinks into the equally sumptuous bedroom. There is also a separate dressing room for your clothes and luggage.
After a day of exploring, walking or shopping in Hastings, Battle, Rye or Tenterden what better place to relax in the summer than in your own garden; just put your feet up and listen to bird song while drinking a nice beverage. Or pop over to the local pub or restaurant, both a short walk away.

Set in an idyllic, rural surrounding, Kipling Cottage is the ideal, get away from it all holiday, hosting its own flower laden large private sun terrace with accompanying summerhouse and panoramic views over the beautiful Dudwell Valley. Less than a 30-minute drive from Tunbridge Wells, the property looks like something straight out of a fairy tale, style and opulence flow throughout creating a wonderful space to enjoy time with loved ones, with a dining area to seat 4. Renovated and modernised in 2018 by the current owners who live nearby, the attention to detail and stylish touches are exceptional. It boasts a stunning Parisian spiral staircase, walk-in shower equipped with Bluetooth and use of a luxurious viewing theatre for watching movies (please request). Wildlife regularly visit the gardens.
You’ll find Kipling Cottage nestling in the bucolic rolling countryside of the High Weald in East Sussex, a mile or so from Batemans, where Rudyard Kipling, author of The Jungle Book, spent most of his adult life where he penned the classic ’If’, which still remains the nation’s favourite poem. Built in 1634, Batemans is a beautiful 17th century mansion and is now one of the National Trust’s most fascinating tourist attractions and is well worth a visit. In the area Kipling Cottage is conveniently located close to the borders of Kent and East Sussex enabling a wealth of interesting towns and villages to visit in both counties. Etchingham is also located within 1066 country which has many castles, from the ruins of Hastings and Pevensey to the storybook romance of Bodiam and Herstmonceux, where history and beautiful grounds are waiting to be discovered. Gatwick Airport is an hour away, 40 miles. Beach 15 miles. Shop and pub 3 miles, restaurant 5 miles.
Kipling Cottage is only half an hour from the historic town of Rye, which has a wealth of history and historic places to visit as well as being the home of the Rye Jazz Festival. Also close to Lewis, which hosts an amazing fireworks display in November, and there are a multitude of beaches in the area, including Camber Sands.
Kipling Cottage can be booked together with Kipling’s Place (UK36118) to accommodate up to 14 guests.

This impressive, detached single-storey cottage rests in Udimore near Rye, East Sussex. Off-road parking. Hot tub. Dog-friendly. Beautiful views. Enclosed garden. Smart TV. Open-plan. Camber 6.1 miles; Hastings 11 miles; Battle 12.6 miles.

The Parlour is a beautiful property set in 60 acres of pasture and woodland. Once the milking parlour for the farm, it is a fantastic space with bags of character, combining old-world charm with modern-day comforts.
Step out of the rear entrance and overlook the fields and lake, just a few hundred yards away. Here you are a world away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. With public footpaths on the land and beyond, explore by foot and admire the beautiful scenery.
Located just outside the village of Cowbeech, which lies within the Civil Parish of Herstmonceux, heritage and history flow throughout. The Merrie Harriers local village pub, with 16th-century origins, has far-reaching views over the Sussex countryside, making it the perfect place to relax.
There are plenty of activities in the area, including Herstmonceux Castle and The Observatory Science Centre. Visit The South Downs National Park, which offers a number of activities, including bike rides through the forest, or boat trips where you can observe the famous cliffs of Beachy Head.
Foodies can enjoy local delights including delis, pubs and restaurants. Vineyard tours, locally reared meats and local cheeses, freshly landed fish and locally grown vegetables are available. For the arts and culture, the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings and Towner Art Gallery in Eastbourne are great places to start. Charleston House (home to the Bloomsbury group), Farley Farmhouse and Gallery (home of the surrealists), Great Dixter House and Gardens and Batemans (home of Rudyard Kipling) are all nearby.
Although you could truly lose yourself in the wonderful countryside, there are good train connections to Eastbourne, Hastings, Brighton, Tunbridge Wells and London. Services from three local stations are all within 12 miles of The Parlour. To explore by car, the nearest beach is 10 miles away at Pevensey. Eastbourne and Hastings are a 20 to 30-minute drive, and Brighton can be reached in 50 minutes.
There is a local village shop 1½ miles away in Rushlake Green, and the Merrie Harriers pub and restaurant under a mile away in Cowbeech.

This inviting holiday cottage with a pretty garden at the end of a cobbled twitten is close to the famous Mermaid Inn in the quaint streets of Rye. You enter this charming cottage straight into the living/dining room, with a lovely large window overlooking the pretty front garden. With a patio and lawn, this is a balmy sunny spot for the summer months. A Smart TV complete with Netflix account provided and an Amazon Echo speaker allow you to enjoy your holiday with all the mod cons. In winter with the open fire lit, the cottage is warm and welcoming. The well-equipped kitchen has a small table for two for a quiet morning cup of tea before the rest of the house wakes. On the first floor, the master bedroom to the front of the property offers a double bed overlooking the garden. The famous Mermaid Inn can be glimpsed from the window too. In bedroom two, the Laura Ashley wallpaper and pretty floral bed throw provide a comfy bedtime retreat. From the kitchen you have a door leading to the small courtyard with table and chairs for enjoying balmy summer evenings.

Step out of your front door and you have a pretty tea room at the end of the row of terraces, handy if you don’t fancy cooking breakfast or for sampling their cake offerings after a day out exploring. You are perfectly situated for the local deli, banks, greengrocers, restaurants, pubs and everything else you would expect from a bustling high street. A gentle stroll and you can visit the Heritage Centre, where you can watch the town model’s ’Sound and Light’ show which goes into detail about the history and the colourful past of Rye and its inhabitants. Just a 10-minute drive away is the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve where you can walk along the sea wall and out on to the marshes to enjoy flora and fauna. You can choose to walk out to Camber Castle, originally located on a shingle spit and where once it protected the towns of Rye and Winchelsea before the sea receded. Although no longer open to visitors it is still a striking landmark worth a visit.

The award-winning beach of Camber Sands is just a short drive away and has miles of sandy beach and dunes to explore. Visit the rock pools at low tide on the pebbly beach at Pett Level, just a 10-minute drive from Rye. The towns of Hastings and Ashford are around a 30-minute drive away and here you can get mainline trains to London if you wish to explore the capital for a day. The towns of Tenterden and Canterbury are all within easy reach by car and are well worth a visit. If you would like to take a day trip to the continent, the Eurostar can be picked up from Ashford International station and trains to Paris, Lille and Bruges are available. Alternatively, the ferries run from Dover just 45 minutes away or the Channel Tunnel from Folkestone, a 45-minute drive.