Top Hotels Near Church of St Mary the Virgin in Battle from NZ$82

"The room was lovely and spacious. All staff very helpful and attentive "

"Spotless room, very welcoming staff and outstanding breakfast"

"Good onsite parking within a very short walk to Battle high street and abbey but unfortunately the abbey park grounds were closed but none the less had a lovely pre Christmas one night stay at the Chequers, the food was of good quality both evening and breakfast, staff friendly and helpful, the room spacious and mattress very comfortable but could all do with refreshing but bear in mind it is a very old Inn circa 1478 but what is really needed are blackout blinds on the windows as our room was street side and despite comfortable mattress the constant street lights and frequent headlights made room bright and not conducive to sleep maybe pick a rear room next time."

"Clean room, very friendly staff "

"Very nice hotel, friendly staff, beautiful area"

"A great place to stay with parking if a little tight for space. "

"We had a lovely 2 night stay here with friends during October half term. The house is really cosy (so well-insulated), comfortable and well appointed for a group gathering. There are comfy sofas, a large dining table and a well equipped kitchen. We loved the hot tub too and there are several bathrooms, including three en suite, so we never felt on top of each other as a group of 8. Just be aware that the nearby London road can be busy at certain times and rather noisy if windows are open and the only other quibble is that this property only has double beds, not king sized. Otherwise, a fantastically comfortable stay and very well situated for Battle and other nearby attractions. Thank you. "

"A wonderful stay in a lovely property in a beautiful part of the world. "

"Everything from check in and being left some fabulous flapjacks and treats for the dog which were delicious for all of us was very easy and the host was fab. The accommodation was clean and very quaint and the outside area was lovely. The walk to the pub across the sheep field and walking home in the dark was an adventure in itself, We will be back."