Wonderful reception upon arrival - before my wife and I got out of the car, one of the owners was walking to greet us. She escorted us to our lodge and explained the room, the local area, and the amenities on offer. The room itself was in top-notch condition, there was ample parking, the breakfast - included in the price - was very generous. I will be staying here again when I next visit Rye for work.

I am a creature of comfort and I enjoy a long soak in a power shower. The lodge i was in did have a shower, but it's by no means a power shoer - that's the only fault in the room. Even then, the bathroom and facilities were outstanding, so this is me really reaching for a fault..

Everything. The hosts were just lovely and we had such a nice chat. Very friendly and welcoming. Couldn't have asked for a nicer welcome. Not only that but I was offered breakfast in bed for the following morning which was just a real treat for me. The room itself was so lovely and private and very very clean. Bed was very comfy, facilities were all perfect. The location was stunning and the local pub where I went to see a band with some friends was also superb. So I'm booking it again ASAP. It is now my own little retreat!

There is nothing not to like. Not. A. Single. Thing.

I try to stay at the HnH anytime I visit Rye for business. I'm glad that I do, as I'm always satisified with the room. The owners are very polite, the amenities are superb, and it's great value for money.

Perhaps more 'turn in...' signs on the main road.The road the HnH is on is - I believe - a 50, and the welcome sign for the hotel just suddenly appears with no time to brake and turn safely. I had to drive further down the road and turn around to enter, as the hotel appeared after a bend without much warning. Perhaps some 'HnH hotel 50 metres on right' etc signs?

Stayed in the Shepherds Hut and it was delightful. Easy enough to settle in, fairly quiet. Good pubs nearby. Very clean and comfortable. Would highly recommend and not often I would stay at the same place again, but this place I didn't want to leave.

Only tiny weeny thing was the little sink in the shower room, nothing wrong with it but size of it made washing my mouth out a very conscious action so I didn't spit onto the floor or my feet but is by no way a game changer or something I didn't particularly like.

Great host- very personable & helpful. Breakfast was very good - we chose traditional English breakfast. Great coffee & decaffeinated was also available. Lovely beamed breakfast room with inglenook fireplace. Good location on the outskirts of Rye. Super walk across the fields & woodland to reach the centre of Rye. Equally accessible by car or local bus (bus stop outside the property). Plenty of advice given on walks, places of interest & where to eat. Very pleasant bedroom & ensuite.

Road noise can be a bit intrusive. The hosts do as much as is possible & practical to ease this.

Excellent location with many places of interest within easy reach. Very close to beautiful countryside, and the lovely beach at Camber. Our room was clean, comfortable and really well presented with good attention to detail. We appreciated the tea & coffee making facilities and the nice homely little touches. Plenty of parking on site. The host, Harriet was really welcoming and friendly, and the veggie breakfast was delicious! We had a really enjoyable one night stay. There is a very good pub serving excellent food and a great vibe very close by - The Kings Head. There is another pub serving food within walking distance, but we did not visit.

Possibly a king size bed may be preferred by some couples, but really only a very minor point to mention.

Harriett the owner was very friendly and welcoming. The cleanliness of the accommodation was exceptional . I had the Shepherd's hut and it was so inviting and the bed was comfy and cozy. There was everything you needed for a long or short stay. With a supermarket just a few minutes drive down the road. I enjoyed lighting the woodburner and toasting marshmallows after a good day down on Camber Sands which is just a short drive minutes away. Will definitely be back again.

There was nothing wrong with our accommodation or the site which we were staying on. But one sad thing was that when we went to park at Camber Sands the council want £30 a day and £19 for not even half day after 3:00 PM, which in my opinion is extortionate.

Good, clean, comfortable. Bathroom nice and modern, bedroom comfortable, country furnishings in keeping with location and style of property. Really liked it was self contained with our own code and front door, separate from the main house and lovely little private garden area. Great parking on site. Owners are absolutely lovely and very welcoming. Good breakfast selection included in the price.

Not much to dislike at all …. Bed was comfortable but two singles put together instead of a double. Breakfast fell bit short for us, brilliant selection but not cooked how we like eggs and bacon, in fairness we can be bit fussy eaters!

Our guest, Harriet was so lovely, she couldn't do enough for you. The room was immaculate and super clean and the bed was very comfortable. The shower room/toilet was also spotless. Everything was perfect. The dinning room was also lovely with everything you needed to get your day off to a good start and the breakfast was scrummy. (normal and vegan) And it's only a 5 minute drive into Rye.

The only minor criticism, (and the only thing) was that because we went in the middle of summer and it was very hot, there isn't a mini fridge to store cold drinks. But that was all.

we love staying at the Hare and Hounds. it is always very welcomy, comfy, cosy in a perfect location and a superb service. we felt very well looked after. 100% recommend it and will definitely visit again if we find room availability :)

it is always booked up and is hard to find the availability :) which is not bad for owners but sad for us. this time our towel dryer in the shower room was off and it was a bit too late to look for help so we had our towels wet for next day :( it would be great if there were any instructions on how to turn it on or off.