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The centre of this medieval town is only a couple of minutes walk from the hotel.
Rye has a variety of shops, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants together with such features as the Landgate Tower built in 1325 as a defence against the French. Virtually the whole of the citadel area is a conservation area and includes churches, the Town Hall and a myriad of buildings of historical interest.
The Hotel is situated on the main A259 trunk road from channel ports. We are a short walk from the local train and bus station. Taxis are normally available at the train station during the day. Contact numbers for local taxis are available on request. Please note we have no Uber in this area.
Accommodation parking is from the A259 to the parking area in front of the premises that provides ample parking for each room. Additional parking is provided in the adjacent carpark.
A truly incredible safari experience, 30 minutes from Rye.
Visit Port Lympne Reserve for an unforgettable safari experience set against hundreds of acres of stunning Kentish savannah.
Explore the rich history and secrets of Rye as you make your way along the cobbled streets and secret passageways by your expert guide.
Experience an exhilarating 1-hour high-speed RIB adventure from Rye Harbour to Seal Bay, 8 miles up the coast. Perfect for ages 6 to 70, spend 20 minutes up close with seals for unforgettable photo opportunities.
Visit the iconic Great Dixter House and Gardens, a short drive from Rye. Explore stunning gardens, historic architecture, and seasonal blooms that capture the essence of English horticulture. Perfect for a relaxing day out surrounded by beauty and tranquillity.
Enjoy a 2+ hour guided ghost walk around some of Rye's spookiest spots, with the Town Crier, hearing about some of the town's most notorious paranormal tales. Tours include admission to the 18th century Town Hall.
An important wildlife site tha home to more than 4,355 species of plants and animals including 300 that are rare or endangered.
The Ypres Tower was built in 1249 to defend Rye against attacks from across the channel. It has served as a fort, private dwelling, prison, court hall and now finally as a museum.
This stunning stretch of sandy beach is home to the only sand dune system in East Sussex. Camber Sands is the perfect get-away with unspoilt views of sand and sea stretching for miles.
Archetypal 14th century moated castle with ruined interior - a glimpse of medieval splendour.
Make sure to visit Rye Heritage Centre and discover over 750 years of history.
The Kent & East Sussex Railway is a renowned heritage railway based in Tenterden.
Visit the dramatic sweep of shingle that is Dungeness to hear Marsh Harriers, Bitterns and flocks of seabirds and waders.
Since 1927 the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway has been an integral part of the landscape of the Romney Marsh.
The River Haven Hotel Quayside, Winchelsea Road, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7EL
Phone 01797 227982
Email [email protected]