Leeford Place Hotel

Mill Lane/Whatlington Road, Battle, East Sussex, England

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About Leeford Place Hotel

Situated in a beautiful eight-acre country setting. An ideal location as a base for touring the South East of England. The oldest part of the building dates from the 15th century and is reputed to have once been a Royal Hunting Lodge. Leeford Place Hotel is situated in a beautiful eight-acre country setting, the oldest part of the building dating from the 15th century and reputed to have once been a Royal Hunting Lodge. On arrival you are immediately affected by the peaceful atmosphere and the gardens which are dominated by a 250-year-old Scottish Pine. An ideal location for your function or as a base for touring the South East of England. The hotel is under the personal supervision of the York family, assuring you of traditional hospitality and a warm, friendly and efficient service. The provision of comfortable facilities within the reassuring intimacy of a family-run hotel create a quite unique atmosphere.

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