Welcome to 1066 Country Bed and Breakfast
Situated amidst picturesque farmland in the heart of 1066 Country, this 17th century inn has been converted to offer 14 comfortable bedrooms offering you the ideal relaxing break. Come and be pampered!
Short Break or Longer Stay
Whether you're looking for a short weekend break, or longer midweek stay, then the 1066 Country Bed & Breakfast offers you ideal solution.
Rooms
Situated amidst picturesque farmland in the heart of 1066 Country, this 17th century inn has been converted to offer 14 comfortable bedrooms offering you the ideal relaxing break.
We offer Single, Twin and Double Rooms all with ensuite facilities. We also have 2 Family Rooms.All the rooms are tastefully decorated and are situated in a quiet and warm location. The hotel also provides excellent dining facilities with the choice of a large bar area and conservatory restaurant.
All guests have access to Restaurant, Swimming Pool , Golf Course, Internet, Free Car Parking
Facilities
RESTAURANT
The 1066 Country Bed & Breakfast restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and evening meals.
Set up for a relaxed buffet style breakfast to start your day off, with a waiter service in the evening. Quality food in a very pleasant atmosphere.
SWIMMING POOL
The 1066 Country Bed & Breakfast offers a complimentary fitness room
to all visitors.
Our pride and joy is the very
relaxing indoor pool area with a lovely warm jacuzzi.
But if you want something a bit more energetic, then you can use our newly
installed machines to run, cycle or row
GOLF COURSE
The 1066 Country Golf Course is owned by the hotel and all residents can
take advantage of reduced rates.
An 18 hole, 6985 yds, par 72 golf course offers a great round to experienced golfers, whilst not being too much of a challenge to newer golfers.
Clubs, trolleys and buggys can be hired for a small additional cost.
Rates
All prices quoted are per
room per night and include full English breakfast.
SINGLE : £45
TWIN: £60
DOUBLE: £70
FAMILY: £120
3 course evening meal can be booked for just an additional £10 per person,
if booked at time of reservation
For enquiries and reservations,
please us the Contact Us page
Local Area
BATTLE
The thriving market town of BATTLE is home to the very spot where King Harold
feel during the fateful conflict. Visit 1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey and
Battlefield (English Heritage) and explore the site of the famous battle
between the Saxons and Normans. In the High Street, the medieval Almonry
and Gardens is now home to the Battle Museum of Local History. At Yesterday's
World you can step back through time, and enjoy bygone shops and room settings.
Sedlescombe Organic Vineyards is just outside Battle and makes cider, wines,
liquers and fruit juices.
BEXHILL
The Edwardian seaside resort of BEXHILL
is the birthplace of British motor racing. See the Grade One listed De La
Warr Pavilion - a centre for contemporary arts, architecture and live performance.
There are two museums - Bexhill Museum, situated on the edge of Egerton
Park has many displays, including a unique dinosaur fossil collection, and
Bexhill Museum of Costume and Social History in Manor Gardens.
HASTINGS
See Europe's largest beach-launched fishing fleet in HASTINGS.
The Old Town is home of the fictitious DCS Foyle of Foyle's War fame. It
is also home to Britain's first Norman Castle, the East & West Hill
Lifts and Smugglers Adventure - relive the daring exploits of the Sussex
smugglers. Maritime attractions include the Shipwreck Heritage Centre, Fishermens
Museum, and Underwater World, and enjoy a walk on the water by exploring
Hastings Pier. Two museums to visit are the Old Town Museum of Local History
and Flower Makers Museum, both in the High Street. Along the seafront you
will find Flamingo Fun Park and Hastings Adventure Golf Complex and for
children it's fun and play everyday at Clambers Play Centre. Just outside
Hastings is Carr Taylor Vineyards who produce award-winning still, sparkling
and fruit wines.
PEVENSEY
PEVENSEY was the landing point for both the Romans during the 4th century
and William the Conqueror in 1066. Today you can visit Pevensey Castle (English
Heritage). Nearby in the High Street is the Court House Museum, 16th century
court room, prison cells and exercise yard. Nearby HERSTMONCEUX is
the perfect place for visitors to lose themselves in the magic and mystery
of the modern science Observatory Science Centre and also Herstmonceux Castle
and Gardens - a magnificent moated castle set in beautiful parkland and
Elizabethan gardens.
RYE
Perched on a hill, overlooking the Rye Marshes, the town of RYE
is a maze of Medieval and Georgian buildings, cobbles streets and narrow
passages with plenty of architectural treasures to be found. It is home
to the Rye Castle Museum, housed in two sites. The Ypres Tower, built in
1249 as part of the town's defenses, and the East Street site tells the
story of Rye's long martitime history and much more. The Rye Heritage Centre,
located on the Strand Quay is a great way to start your visit before exploring
the town itself - the story of Rye is shown using a dramatic sound and light
show. Art galleries sell works by local artists and potters. The Rye Art
gallery not only has changing exhibitions by artists past and present, but
exhibitions of local artists' works that you can buy. CAMBER SANDS near
Rye is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty with miles of golden
sands and safe bathing.
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Contact Me
You can contact us at:
1066 Country Bed & Breakfast
The Ridge
Hastings
East SussexTN34 0OO
Telephone: 01424 400000
Fax: 01424 400001
e:mail 1066@greenmeaniedemos.co.uk