It was lovely not having to serve yourself with breakfast from a buffet table. Staff were very friendly and attentive, food order was taken and served with a minimum of fuss. Food combinations not on the menu were requested and served without a problem. Refills of tea and coffee available. We were visiting family so only ate an evening meal in the hotel on the night that we arrived, plenty of choice between the menu and the specials board and presentation of the food was excellent. The only disappointment on my part was that I had booked a superior room and expected a queen or king sized bed but although very comfortable it was only a double. Additional extras were higher quality than the norm. My son had forgotten his toothbrush and asked where he could go out and buy one only to be told that courtesy supplies could be found in the unit outside his room.

Couldn’t really say anything detrimental about this place, other than the size of the bed in a superior room, but it was a very comfortable double bed.

Excellent service , nothing was too much trouble for the staff

we booked with booking .com , it said we would have a patio , as there are no patios the entry needs rectifying . The room had a nice view of the Abbey but it was very noisy at night and from very early in the morning. Room rather small to be called superior! Needed superior as we are 2 ladies traveling and require single beds , they were very close together . We should've chosen a room at the back in retrospect, especially as the room was very hot and we would have liked the window open a bit with double glazing ajar. A small fridge in the bedroom would have been good, we were kindly given some fresh milk for our early morning tea but even behind the closed double glazing on the window ledge it went off ! Nice quality tea and coffee . dinner good , portions very generous.

The staff are very friendly, the menu extensive and the food good. The rooms were small but nicely decorated, well equipped and clean. Room 3 at the front was noisy. The location was good for Battle but right on a very busy road.

The rooms are small and there is a steep staircase. I brought a ridiculously large case and, thank goodness, got help from the lovely staff to get it upstairs. We thought it was expensive for a small noisy room but it was August.

We had a wonderful stay at the Abbey Hotel in Battle, where our friendly hosts made us feel right at home and the food was outstanding, especially the inclusive breakfast. Our beautiful room was comfortable and quiet, and the hotel's location opposite Battle Abbey was perfect for exploring the charming town. We loved it so much that we immediately booked another stay for the following weekend!

Breakfast: Great selection on offer. The food was simple and tasty Room: The room was clean and of a good quality. The information provided when booking was detailed and there was nothing unexpected Loved the small touches - 'Forgotten Things', Tea selection, Dog Treats available

Dinner: No where in the booking process or on Booking.com does it state that the pub/restaurant is closed for dinner service on a Sunday - so that definately came as a surprice. We were so looking forward to having a beatiful meal and drinks in the pub downstairs after reading such wonderful reviews on the food. Only once going onto The Abbey Hotel website did we see this information (after the fact)

Interesting , eclectic and quirky interiors. Very. Clean and in good order inside and out. Although rooms were small due to the age of the building , you have everything you need . Excellent shower. Strong wall hooks with plenty quality hangers. The bedding was wonderful high quality cotton . Staff were very friendly and helpful and knowledgeable. Always willing to help. Food was imaginative and delicious. Original menu. Great location . Very good breakfast .

I personally found the mattress uncomfortable ,but my husband thought it was fine.. however I am a princess and a pea so take a single Duvalay topper wherever I stay away.

This is a pub with rooms that exceeded our expectations. It is much bigger inside than it appears from the outside. Our bedroom was nicely and individually decorated. Dinner in the bar in the evening was tasty. The staff were clearly under pressure because of a large function taking place that evening but they were friendly and attentive.

The price for bed and breakfast was quite steep for the facilities provided.

Check-in was fine, although finding a spot to park to bring our luggage in was a bit tricky. We enjoyed the cleanliness of the rooms and the fact that we had a fan for extra circulation in our room. Breakfast was great and dinner options were lovely. Enjoyed the ambience of the hotel lounge area.

Only the stairs, but these are to be expected.

Amazing experience for a great price. The hotel is literally opposite the Abbey and the site of the battle of Hastings! You can see it out the front windows. The food was great too, and the price was very good for such a great location and big comfy bed. But a young manager called Max was amazing. He was so kind, respectful, and very organised. He made very nice accommodations for us last minute and food from the restaurant to our room. The owners are a lovely couple with a lot of class and great customer service. They even dropped us off at the station when there were no taxis and it was raining a lot. Would very much like to come back again.

If I have to be nit picky, the only issue was some of the other staff (and the other manager, not Max) were complaining loudly enough that customers could hear about the number of people ordering Roast dinners on a Sunday. But they were understandably very busy cause the food is so good and the staff just needed to vent.

The man who checked me in and served breakfast was great. Really friendly and helpful. It was a great welcome. The room was fine and the full english breakfast very good.

Nothing terrible. The door to the bathroom in Room 4 is very low. The key to the hotel front door worked from the inside but I couldn't lock the door from the outside.