With leafy gardens and a restaurant, The Brickwall Hotel offers cooked breakfasts and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is situated in the pretty East Sussex village of Sedlescombe.
Lukasz
United Kingdom
Whole hotel and staff was friendly and I fell there really comfortable.
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Deirdre
United Kingdom
Well equipped room
Easy access out of hours
Lovely views
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The staff were amazing, so comfortable and restaurants were great
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Very picturesque village hotel staff at Brickwall hotel...
Very picturesque village hotel staff at Brickwall hotel exceptional.
Queenshead pub 2 mins walk from hotel dog friendly and had garden food there was excellent.
Post office/shop 1 minute walk from pub 3 mins from hotel again very friendly staff.
Would definately visit again and use Brickwall hotel.
Michael
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Small village with lovely hotel and pub.
Small village with lovely hotel and pub. Close to many interesting places like castles, Steam Giants, Hastings, Battles Abby and so on.
Located in a nice High Weald Area of Outstanding Beauty (ANOB). Lots of fresh air :)
Igytom
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The Brickwall hotel holds a commanding position at the top...
The Brickwall hotel holds a commanding position at the top of a small village main street overlooking a small green. There is one other pub/hotel and a general food store/post office...local drama soc and appears to have an active community.it the Village hall. I guess it's an excellent venue for weddings and parties.
Terry
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Lovely village, with a great friendly pub with excellent...
Lovely village, with a great friendly pub with excellent food- we were only down 4 nights visiting a cousin and ate at the Queens Head twice. On this occasion we didn't see the geese on the village green, but ths might have been for safety reasons regarding bird flue.
Robert
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The Brickwall hotel was dated and not very dog friendly due...
The Brickwall hotel was dated and not very dog friendly due to being segregated at all meals. They also expect you to pay a set price for evenings there wasn’t a separate for menu so you had to pay up to £30 plus. Best thing about Sedlescombe is the Queens head pub amazing food amazing stuff great place to visit every day we was there we ate at the Queens head rather than the hotel has better choice.
Lynne
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Not a place to make the destination but a good base for...
Not a place to make the destination but a good base for visiting the surrounding area. We had a wine tasting visit locally & also visited Winchelsea & Rye. Bodium Castle is nearby. The pub in the village & the local shop were both good.
On arrival, the room temperature was the same as outside 5 degrees. No heating had been turned on for my arrival.
No shower, just a bath and it was so cold.
I have requested a full refund which they said that Booking.com would refund, this I am still waiting.
I then booked another hotel with heating and better facilities, Premier Inn
Very good breakfast - lots of choice. Evening meal was excellent. Room nice and clean and about average. Plenty of parking.
Lots of National Trust properties nearby to visit. Very pleasant village setting for the hotel.
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