Bateman's was built by a prosperous iron-master named John Brittan in 1634. It was bought by Rudyard Kipling and his wife in 1902. They occupied it until Rudyard's death in 1936. It was bequeathed to the National Trust by his widow-in 1940 together with the contents.

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Top Etchingham Hotel Reviews

The Burlington Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Big room. Lovely breakfast .. I think the breakfast has improved over the last year. Great staff. I had a wonderful sea view at 63.50 a night including breakfast. Great value!!!! "

The Chatsworth Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"All the staff were friendly and super helpful. The resident pianist Alan was just fab. He was not only good but made you feel very welcome and spoke personally and passionately about the songs he was playing and gave some history behind them. He played all types of music and even asked the type of music we liked etc so he could play some for us. It was a pleasure to sit and listen to him. Our room was large and very comfortable and having the balcony that wrapped around made the views even better. They could do with a bit of TLC but not so much that it took away how nice they were. We are already planning to revisit but for a little longer as we were only on a stop over before travelling down to Kent. The staff really are an asset. "