Rye Windmill Guest House
Off the High Street, edge of Rye old town · Guest House
A working windmill from 1820 converted into a guesthouse, set in its own garden a short walk from Rye town centre.
About Rye Windmill Guest House
Rye Windmill occupies a genuine early nineteenth-century smock mill, one of the last of its kind in the area, converted into a guesthouse while retaining much of its original timber structure. The mill itself contains a distinctive circular bedroom, while further rooms are set in an adjoining building around a private garden.
The gardens run down towards the river and the old town walls, giving the property a more open, tranquil setting than the guesthouses tucked directly into the cobbled streets, while still being within easy walking distance of the High Street and station.
A breakfast room overlooks the garden and mill pond, and the informal, family-run atmosphere suits visitors who want a quieter base close to, but not directly within, the busiest part of old Rye.
At a glance
- Property type
- Guest House
- Location
- Off the High Street, edge of Rye old town
- Guest score
- 8.6 / 10 (610 reviews)
- Prices from
- £110 per night
- Destination
- Rye