The Brickwall Hotel

Sedlescombe, Battle, East Sussex, England

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About The Brickwall Hotel

The Brickwall Hotel stands overlooking the village green in the pretty East Sussex village of Sedlescombe. Originally built in 1597 for the local ironmaster, the hotel combines a touch of Tudor times with all the amenities expected by modern standards. Offering a pleasant atmosphere, the Brickwall Hotel has many local beauty spots within easy reach. Guests at the Brickwall can expect to receive a warm welcome from experienced staff. The hotel has a spacious residents' lounge, an oak panelled lounge bar and beautiful beamed dining room. Particular attention is paid to the quality and variety of food served in the dining room, with local produce being used whenever possible. Complementing the cuisine is a well stocked wine cellar. In an attractive setting in the garden, the heated swimming pool is open from May to September.

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