Nice location, delicious breakfasts & Sunday lunch. Catered for gluten and dairy free which very happy about. Thank you. Stayed in largest family room. Facilities good in room, large shower, shampoo & body wash available if needed, soft towels, plenty of choices of tea and coffee and added bonus of fridge with milk and almond milk too. Owner Lucy very welcoming and helpful. Near Pett Level beach where we watched a lovely sunset one evening and enjoyed Bexhill, Hastings and Bodiam Castle nearby.

Minor issues - our daughter found the mattress too soft in the single bed, but that's personal preference. Blackout curtain linings would be a welcome addition and one of the window latch handles was missing so couldn't open in the windy weather- however we notified the owner who was unaware it was missing and was going to look to fix this.

Comfortable bed and spacious room. Nice to have a selection of tea for making tea in our room and some cookies. Staff was friendly and there were different options for breakfast. We had dinner here as well (which was tasty).

The curtains were not blocking the sun/light enough, so the room was quit light. We stayed in June at the two sawyers. In months with shorter days or for people not waking up easily in lighter rooms this is probably fine, but for us it was too light. Unfortunately some people that drove by during the night did not mind the speed limit and being close to the street, you do here does cars.

Excellent location. The 1066 Hastings walk is accessible. Good walking in the woods generally. Fairlight and Guestling woods . Hastings and Rye very easily accessible by car, Bexhill a short distance . Great garden and bars. Restaurant is superb - lovely food beautifully presented and delicious. Great selection of Real Ale. Good wine list. Comfortable , well appointed room - fridge a lovely touch . Superb breakfast. All staff were welcoming, helpful and friendly .

Nothing. Be mindful this is a pub /restaurant- so expect some noise until closing time .

The room was comfortable and well presented, and we slept well on the bed. We were made welcome when we arrived. Breakfast was well cooked and on time. The village pub is in a quiet road and easy to find, with lots of parking. We enjoyed a walk through the village.

The radiator in our bathroom was not working. This in it's self wasn't a problem, but we did explain to one member of staff on the first morning that our towels were not getting dry as a result. Nothing was done about this for the 4 nights of our stay. We also felt that the breakfast offering was a bit limited - although we appreciate we were the only guests. There could have been yogurts and fruit to go with the cereal? We were warned that there was a Halloween disco/party on one night of our stay. It was fine with us but went on loudly until past 11:30 - just a head's up for others!

The room was very spacious, clean, had great views and the coffee/tea facilities were excellent. the added bonus which is unusual in most pub/inn accommodations we have stayed in is the addition of a mini fridge. this is perfect if staying for more than one night and allows storage of drinks or sandwiches to keep fresh especially as the area is renowned for its great walks. the staff were all excellent, the locals we saw there were very pleasant and happy to chat, with the log fire going and reasonably priced drinks to hand we were made to feel most welcome and we were very relaxed in the atmosphere which was just as we had hoped. the evening meal was great and very tasty. portion sizes were very good and with a starter each before the main of locally sourced fish and chips it was a struggle to completely finish the meal. the bottle of wine we had was very nice and the price was very reasonable. the staff were all very knowledgeable, attentive and polite and we really cant wait to stay here again very soon.

there literally wasn't anything to dislike except the weather which i wont hold against them. :-) in fact the weather made us stay in the bar longer than we otherwise would have which turned out to be a blessing as it made for a proper chilled out afternoon before getting ready for the fabulous evening meal.

The staff were welcoming and personable. We were shown to our room promptly and everything was explained clearly and concisely by Beckie. The room was spacious and although very warm, a big fan had been put in our room. We dined in the restaurant and the food was well closed and delicious. At breakfast we were served by Sharon who was lovely and so helpful, nothing was too much trouble. Thank you.

The tele remote didn’t work well. On the final morning of our stay the chef was off sick so his job was covered by staff. Therefore the breakfast choice was limited. I ordered scrambled eggs which were so overcooked they looked chargrilled and my partner asked for soft poached eggs which came out like two bullets.

The room was lovely. The staff were all lovely and Lucy the landlady was great. Any requests were promptly dealt with and nothing was too much trouble. Nice breakfasts each morning.

Food on the first night was disappointing. The beef brisket was unavailable and the cheese souffle wasn't very cheesy and my burger was swimming in the salad dressing. The duck on the asian salad was overcooked. Breakfast each morning was delicious however.

We absolutely love everything about the Two Sawyers, Lucy and her staff were all so friendly & welcoming, & with a Home from Home atmosphere. The breakfasts and the meals were all excellent. Our room had everything we needed and we slept well in a very comfortable bed. This is our second stay here and we will be coming again. I highly recommend this wonderful pub in its beautiful settings.

I can't think of anything we didn't like!

Fantastic find. Little gem tucked away in beautiful rural setting. Lovely old public bar with great choice of beers. Food was fantastic with an amazing breakfast choice all served piping hot on warm plates. The bedrooms were really large with a lovely cottagey feel but with those little extras that made a big difference, such as a high comfy bed with lovely crisp sheets, a fridge in the room with milk and bottled water. Nice choice of tea and coffee, toiletries in bathroom and nice big towels. All the staff were incredibly kind and polite,a credit to the pub. We have been singing the two sawyers praises to our family and friends and when we are in this part of the world again it would most definitely be our first choice place to stay.

Can’t think of anything really

Excellent spacious room with a very comfortable bed which obviously had a quality mattress. The on suite shower room had just recently been refurbished and was clean and well appointed. The room had double aspect windows which opened, so duing hot weather I expect there would be a nice breeze to keep things cool. There was also a fridge in the room which housed the two complimentary bottles of water and a very small bottle of fresh milk which was provided by the host daily. So much better than those awful tiny cartons of foul tasting liquid as provided by most hotels. There was a plentiful first class breakfast provided in the pub's restaurant each morning served by the very charming young lady owner, I believe cooked by her husband who is the chef and co owner.

The only two negatives, there was a neon light above the bedroom door, I guess to indicate it was the way out in an emergency. This light really lit up the room and could be quite disturbing to some people. In fact we noticed that someone had used a black felt tip pen to try and block out some of the light by drawing along the bottom. Also there was not a handy power point to plug in the hairdryer near to the mirror, I had to pull out the bedside table to find a useful power point. These two issues were not enough to spoil our enjoyment of the room and we will definitely come back again.