Name: The New Inn
Address: German Street, Icklesham, Icklesham, Icklesham, TN364EN, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

Smoke-free property

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English

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Conference Hall

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Pets Not Allowed

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Extra decontamination measures

Temperature control for guests

Personal protection equipment for guests

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the guest house

St. Thomas the Martyr

Winchelsea Beach

Rochester Airport

The New Inn

Icklesham

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

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sauna

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mini-bar

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A wonderful place to stay, a very comfortable room with view towards the church. 
The food was excellent, real ale at the bar and looked after by a great team. 
There are some good walks to the coast, along the Royal Military Canal and into the beautiful Sussex countryside.
Winchelsea, a Cinque port, has so much history to explore, well worth the visit.

A Great Place to Stay

We stayed here for Mum & daughter break. It was perfect so peaceful. The staff were friendly. The rooms comfortable & nicely decorated. Comfy beds. And very clean. The food was very nice. And once settled we were able to walk around the village & see Spike Milligans grave. The church stained glass windows are stunning. I did write a review before but it doesn’t appear to have been published. I would stay at this place again anytime. It’s very old worldly & very restful. Thank you to our hosts.

Lovely place to stay very traditional & comfortable

the food is terrible and expensive, we had a fish chowder and a burger, the chowder had very little fish in it, the sauce was like dish water and the whole thing was barely large enough to pass as a starter, certainly not a main. The burger was tough and would have bounced off the floor if flown.  it was also expensive, will never return and have no idea why people eat there

the food is terrible and expensive

Have just returned from a 2 night stay and must tell everybody how brilliant it was.Room  very comfortable and clean. Nice to have sofa to watch the smart ready TV.
Extra touches included good quality toiletries. Room cleaned between days with clean towels.
Pub food very  good value, food staff and owners extremely friendly.
Breakfast was either  continental or cooked or mixture. Didn't want to go home. 

Really lovely time need to send a review

Lovely food, super service, friendly staff, great ambiance , easy parking and reasonable prices . Did a nice 6 mile flat pre Sunday roast,  circular walk to Rye and back via Cam er Castle finishing with roast .

Superb pub 

Lovely old English inn with 5 rooms. Our room (4) had a large comfortable bed and nice powerful shower. A proper cooked breakfast was included using locally sourced produce. The dinner menu consists of your classic meals and these are well presented with healthy portions.
Paul, Debbie and their team are very welcoming hosts.
Winchelsea is an ancient town with buildings to match so expect creaky floorboards and low doorways, these all add to the charm imo.
Charles Palmer Vineyard is a 20 min walk along the 1066 trail and I can recommend their cheese & wine tasting.

Wonderful stay

What an amazing place
Beautiful gardens
Wide selection of wine and non alcoholic beers
Not tried the food yet but it did smell nice when were we there last
Dog friendly which is always a must for us
Owners and staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. 
Please bring back pork scratchings!!!

Drink in the sun

Went in for an evening meal.

Chicken pasta in creamy sauce = £14
2 portions garlic bread = £8

Garlic bread cost nearly 2/3 of the main meal!

The pasta was ok, not exactly bursting with flavour but to be charged £8 for  garlic bread was simply outrageous! 

At a time when money is tight and the cost of living is crippling for many, to be charged ridiculous amounts of money for bread and garlic is just unacceptable.



Remortgage if you want garlic bread!

As is was Christmas Eve (daytime) I decided not to have a Christmas Dinner but opted for their Spag Bol, it came without its promised Parmesan crisp and when asking for it I was told they had run out. I had to ask for the garlic bread that was supposed to accompany the food and the service was poor, Never  had such a tasteless meal, watery no tomato flavour so bland. Not on my list to visit again.

Poor quality food

Lovely meal here on Christmas Eve to kick off our Christmas celebrations Great selection of food as had both normal menu and Christmas menu to choose from Lovely fresh produce, cooked to high standard and great service by the lovely Kayleigh 
Sever at bar by others and all so friendly and polite
Will def visit again very soon

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