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"Convenient parking at rear of the hotel via Ringo app. Staff friendly and excellent breakfast."

"Fantastic ❤️"

"We used to stay here frequently before Covid, it's since changed owners & reviews have been very mixed. We were greeted on arrival & shown to our room. The room was clean, had the usual tea/coffee amenities and a good sized tv. There was an end suite shower room which was clean & had soap & shower gel. There was no hand towel so we had to dry our hands on the bath towels. There were plenty of plug sockets in our room and the WiFi was excellent. The Marine Parade is very close to the sea front and bars, pubs, restaurants. There is paid parking on the roads but it gets filled up quickly. Overall we very much enjoyed our stay at the Marine Parade Hotel. Little things could be improved, ie, a second screw to secure the loo roll holder, the shower head is too close to the corner, the only storage was a little frame with a few hangers, a chest of drawers instead of the table with the kettle etc on would have been useful. For the price we paid we really can't complain & we would certainly consider staying here again."

"Lovely stay - big comfortable room, lots of spaces around the hotel and bar for lounging around on a rainy day, and right in the centre of Rye. Super friendly staff as well. "

"Excellent views,room was clean and well presented.wifi was excellent."

"Staff went over and above to be helpful. Hotel was very old and quirky. Lots of character and charm. The broken radiator in my room was sorted out successfully. The toilet in the room did not flush terribly well and the shower low pressure. Lovely lounges to sit in and the restaurant was very attractive. We had a good breakfast."

"Room looking our to sea beautiful. Only complaint was that it was lovely to be offered a free glass of wine but no alternative offered for those of us who do not drink. Well done apart from that."

"Bed was to soft but everithing very good"

"Yes breakfast was good and yes our room overlooked the sea."