Battle Holiday Cottages

Battle Cottages

East Sussex

Caldbec House

Ref: S1065399

Escape with your loved ones to this beautifully preserved historic home sitting on the outskirts of the historic town of Battle. Sleeping ten people across five bedrooms, this is an ideal accommodation choice for families or groups of friends who...

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£274

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East Sussex

Standard Hill Cottage

Ref: S25988

Reviews 46

Ninfield is a thriving village in the Wealden District of East Sussex, situated roughly four miles north of Bexhill-on-Sea and approximately the same distance from the historic town of Battle. To the west is Standard Hill, which is thought to be...

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£64

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East Sussex

1 Bed Cottage in Ashburnham

Ref: S880890

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 double bedroom - 1 bathroom with a shower over bath and a WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer dryer TV with Freeview in the lounge and bedroom - Garden...

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£97

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East Sussex

1 Bed Cottage in Battle

Ref: S230290

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - One bedroom with super king-size bed - One shower room with walk in power shower, WC, basin, heated towel rail and mirror - Off-road parking for two car - Regret no children or infants -...

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£95

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East Sussex

Fox Meadow

Ref: S589088

Reviews 5

Located in East Sussex, about 6 miles inland from its more bustling sister city, Hastings on the coast, is the small town of Battle. Both gained notoriety after taking part in the 1066 battle that decided the fate of England between William the...

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Battle Holiday Cottages

The civil parish of Battle is about 30 miles east of Brighton and sits in the High Weald AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). The community population is less than 7,000 and is primarily made up of commuters into London, but the history of the town attracts visitors year-round.

The town's namesake - the famous Battle of Hastings - is still a large part of local life with battle reenactments and celebratory bonfires held often. An annual arts festival takes place in the town with live performances, theatre, and music throughout, and there’s plenty of cafes, bars, and restaurants. Of course, as the name would suggest, Battle maintains close links with Hastings, and there are regular trains and buses to the town should you fancy a day trip away. Holiday cottages in Battle make a great base from which to explore the rest of East Sussex.

Snaptrip’s Battle holiday cottages are all covered by our best price guarantee, ensuring you won’t find the same property cheaper elsewhere. With thousands of holiday homes on the site, you have plenty of options to choose from and the Snaptrip customer service team are always on-hand to provide help or advice.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Trish - Verified booking

This property was not what we were expecting as described on the Sykes website.

We were greeted by the owner, who was very welcoming and the cottage appeared ok on arrival. However, there were several aspects that have left us extremely disappointed with our stay: 1. We found the shower to be grubby and woodlice on the cubilcle floor - so we did not use it. 2. The settee was very low, well worn and stained on the arms. The covering blankets smelt musty. 3. The windows were difficult to open and the wooden frames are rotting away. 4.One of the electric fires had a faulty on/off button and did not work. 5. Kitchen equipment was well worn - saucepan and frying pan badly scratched - and we had to wash everything before using. 6. Woodlice, slugs and a worm were found in the kitchen, by the sink area, on the floor and back door throughout our stay. 7. Overall the property needs a good spruce up and problems raised above need addressing We felt that the description of the *cottage on your site was misleading and that on this occasion the fee we paid was excessive for this property.

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Stuart - Verified booking

This was our third stay at Standard Hill Cottage.

A lovely quiet setting in a very convenient location for exploring the local area and eateries. We cooked two simple pasta meals at the cottage during our stay, having pre planned to eat out at other times. The Red Lion in nearby Hooe is a favourite and we discovered Pierre Bistrot and The Pilot, both in Eastbourne on fhis visit too. The gardens at Herstmonceux Castle are constantly changing with the seasons so it was lovely to see them in April this year. Whilst itâs lovely to be out and about itâs also so to come back to somewhere that feels welcoming and homely and we feel both welcomed and at home at Standard Hill Cottage. Mary, the owner of the large house in whose grounds the cottage sits is unobtrusively on hand if needed. And the large gardens and adjoining fields and wooded area are there to enjoy for those more active than us. All being well another visit is definitely in the cards.

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Stuart - Verified booking

Standard Hill Cottage is tucked at the side of the owners large house and gives out onto a large and mature garden space with a lot of well cut grass.

Itâs just lovely to open the curtains in the morning after a very dark and peaceful nights sleep and see nature on your doorstep. Then sit with a coffee outside. The cottage has everything thatâs needed and Mary the lovely owner whose there but unobtrusive unless needed is more than willing to assist in making your stay as good as possible. The cottages location gives easy access to the local area. And some good pubs and restaurants. The Red Lion in Hooe is worthy of note as is the Sovereign Marina between Pevensey Bay and Eastbourne. Here youâll find an Asda, petrol station Boots, M&S, and other stores alongside the many restaurants and cafes etc around the marina itself. Parking is free here too and ideal for anyone with mobility or access issues. This was our second visit to Standard Hill and I hope not our last

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Andy - Verified booking

With hindsight, booking a converted outbuilding for the coldest week for years with temperatures barely going above freezing when the "Beast from the East" arrived, was probably not the best choice.

But we survived. The cottage was well insulated with secondary glazing to stop any drafts and although there was only electric heating we were not cold. When out, the sun shone through the large windows and sitting inside watching the sunset was beautiful. The owner had wisely gone on holiday to somewhere much warmer and left a relative in charge. They checked we were OK in the extreme conditions and would have provided anything extra we needed. We left a couple of days early to ensure safe travel home and because the places we'd liked to have visited were closing due to the extreme weather. The cycling and walking we'd like to have done was also not going to be pleasant. We'll probably return in better weather to do the things we'd missed out on. In normal weather I'm sure the cottage would be very pleasant.

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Elsie - Verified booking

First Of All I Would Like To Say That The Owner, Is Such A Lovely Lady And The Garden Is Beautiful.

BUT the accommodation is a lot to be desired.The building smells very musty and damp. The interior needs updating badly.. It was advertised that we could use a DVD, when we opened the cupboard to use it, it was full of cobwebs and not connected, plus smelt so bad of damp. I went into the kitchen and there was a slug on the kitchen floor, this happened twice, plus wood lice was in one corner of the lounge. There mold around the shower glass. Plus it was advertised the pool can be used by appointment. You can see it has not be used for some considerable time, as it is overgrown with weeds. I did not even unpack my suitcase as i was frighten my clothes wold smell musty,. Because of the accommodation was so bad we only stayed for 2 nights instead of 4.

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Things to do near Battle

Battle Abbey & Battlefield

Battle Abbey is a partially ruined Benedictine abbey in Battle, East Sussex, England. The abbey was built on the site of the Battle of Hastings, which now houses a visitor centre with a film and exhibition about the battle, audio tours of the battlefield site, and the monks' gatehouse with recovered artefacts.

Amberley Castle

Amberley Castle was erected as a 12th-century manor house and fortified in 1377, giving it a rhomboid shaped stonework enclosure with high curtain walls, internal towers in each corner, a hall and a gateway. It was used as a fortress by the bishops of Chichester.

Treasure Island Adventure Park

Looking for a family-friendly adventure? Look no further than Treasure Island Adventure Park in Eastbourne! With a variety of activities including mini-golf, go-karts, bumper boats, and even a pirate-themed soft play area, there's something for everyone. And when you need a break from the action, head to the café for refreshments. Located at Royal Parade, Eastbourne BN22 7AE

Camber Sands Beach

Camber Sands is a beach in East Sussex, UK, in the village of Camber, near Rye. It is the only sand dune system in East Sussex, and is east of the estuary of the River Rother at Rye Bay stretching 3 miles to just beyond the Kent border, where shingle and pebbles take over again.

Battle Cottages

East Sussex

Caldbec House

Ref: S1065399

East Sussex

Standard Hill Cottage

Ref: S25988

Reviews 46

East Sussex

1 Bed Cottage in Ashburnham

Ref: S880890

East Sussex

1 Bed Cottage in Battle

Ref: S230290

East Sussex

Fox Meadow

Ref: S589088

Reviews 5