Natural Discovery Camber Sands - additional information

Bedrooms

20 newly redesigned bedrooms simply furnished, decorated in light neutral shades and stylishly finished in natural fabrics.

A choice of twin, double, triple and family rooms are available, all with en-suite bathrooms, thick white fluffy towels, spa therapy toiletries, coffee and tea making facilities and remote controlled televisions.

The brasserie

The menu varies with seasonal availability and will appeal to those who like simple untainted food.

Local, free range and organic ingredients make their way into the kitchen with Rye Bay fish and other seafood, Romney Marsh lamb, vegetables, salads and herbs from nearby farms, all playing a part - click here to see a Sample Menu

The beach

2½ miles long and ½ mile wide at low tide, Camber sands is reputed to be the finest sandy beach in the south-east. The hotel is situated behind the dunes a couple of minutes walk from the beach.

This large and open stretch of sand attracts a variety of people from traditional beach users through to horse riders, kite surfers and kite buggy enthusiasts, windsurfers and many more.

Rye

The sea that once surrounded this hilltop town has now retreated leaving Rye looking out over the river Rother and surrounding areas.

Full of character the ancient town has changed little through the ages. Medieval, Georgian and half timbered Tudor buildings line it's pretty cobbled streets.

Wildlife

The surrounding natural landscape is of international significance for its wildlife (both flora and fauna). It is a site of special scientific interest (SSSI) and is included in the proposed Pett Level to Dungeness special protected area.

There are many important nature reserves close by including the RSPB reserve at Dungeness and Rye Harbour nature reserve. Inland there are many interesting and ancient forests to explore.