The Tiny Cottage, Lewes

Aug 24th, 2022

A lovely place in a small old city and a region of equal quality. Only a few metres separate the tiny house from the back of the host's one. At first sight rather close, but the guest's privacy, sounds included, is complete and friendly. A comfortable and large bed under the roof, good sanitary and cooking facilities. The glass doors open to a cosy front square, with a round table and benches. At night silence from houses and streets around. This was our third stay already.
Jul 23rd, 2022

Jun 9th, 2022

When looking for a base to stay while I explored the area and met up with old friends for a few days, I very nearly booked the Premier Inn in the town centre. However, the only thing that put me off was having to pay to park the car. So, after having a quick check of alternatives, I found tiny cottage and it ticked all the boxes of being near the centre, self contained with free parking. I of course expected it to be unavailable, as the price seemed too good to be true (cheaper than the Premier Inn!!). Then, on discovering it was available, assumed that there must be something wrong with it, ever the pessimist! However, I took a gamble, and boy, did it pay off! In what is essentially a converted garage, I found a charming and extremely well thought out 'tiny cottage'! My only fear was that it would be cramped for my 6ft3" self, but an email to Ed quickly reassured me it would be fine. Upon arrival, I met Abi on the way in who was very helpful and made me immediately feel welcome. After retrieving the key from the lock box, I was immediately impressed with what I found. The kitchen is brilliantly thought out and well stocked with all the equipment you could possible need, the bathroom was plenty big enough and not at all cramped and the mezzanine bed was really comfortable and quiet. All communication and information was very helpful and everything was explained perfectly and I could find no fault whatsoever. A perfect little base for a getaway in a lovely town. Breakfast at 'The Patch' is a must. Just wish I could've stayed longer to explore the castle and Downs more.
Oct 16th, 2021

Jun 8th, 2021