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"I had a really amazing time when I stayed at this property and was pleasantly surprised with everything that it had to offer. Both my partner and I had a wonderful, cosy experience and believe it was an absolute bargain for everything that you get! 10/10 :)"

"Lovely studio apartment, amazing view and location, would come again :)"

"Very welcoming and well thought out accommodation. Would definitely stay again "

"Lovely cottage. Excellent location. Well equipped. Good facilities for the dog. We had a very enjoyable time and hope to return."

"Enjoyed our stay but but with a dog we felt it lacked a safe garden area."

"Really enjoyed the quiet location."

"Mill Barn is a charming traditional cottage with comfort worth a high quality hotel. Location is ideal, with access to the Chailey Common just behind the house. Owner is available at any time and very friendly."

"Beautifully clean and very cosy. Well equipped and very comfortable. Everything we needed for a great week!"

"Very nice place to stay, great little pub at the end of the road, good links to the south coast."

"Thank you for the most wonderful 4 night stay. Such a beautifully presented cottage in a great location. We explored Lewes, Birling Gap and took a train to Brighton for the day. The cottage served as the perfect retreat at the end of a winter's day. We look forward to returning in the future."

"We loved the cottage and the serene location, and we appreciated the kindness of our friendly hosts!"

"Fantastic property in a beautiful, quiet location. Facilities excellent with everything supplied being of a very high standard. Hosts lovely, easy going and extremely welcoming and helpful :) 10/10"

"Perfect cottage in an amazing location. Owners are first class with first class amenities! "

"Lovely comfortable and cosy cottage should mention the railway and level crossing close to cottage but don’t let it put you off it didn’t cause any problem. It did say there would be a welcome pack but there was none, however we were told to help ourselves to fruit and tomatoes growing in the garden"