I don't think i need to ask questions. The recommendations of the current visitors and my knowledge of the house are enough. I've known the house, in a way, since I was 10 years old and received a copy of "Wish For A Pony" for my birthday. The author, Monica Edwards had lived there as a girl and she had one of her heroines, Tamzin, to be the Vicar's daughter in the imaginary village of "Westling", which was, of course, Rye Harbour. I've lost track of the number of "Westling" books Mrs Edwards wrote but I read them all avidly thoughout my teens - Tamzin and I grew up together. If I remember correctly I discovered the Old Vicarage B&B quite by accident in the 1970s. I'd been in London on business and decided I couldn't go home to Cheshire without visiting Rye Harbour. I found that the Old Vicarage was a B&B and decided to spend the night (which turned into two nights) there. And that was the beginning of many October half terms spent at the Old Vicarage. The last time I was planning to go there I had tried to book into the Old Vicarage but it was no longer a B&B. Wanda, the wife of the owner had died and her husband was very ill (how odd that I can't remember his name - it'll come to me as soon as I sign off.) In the event I stayed at a hotel in Rye. I haven't been back since but I think I will be coming again now that I know that the Vicarage is in good hands.

Are pets allowed?

I assume there is no lift in The Old Vicarage. Is there a ground floor bedroom? Is there help with luggage upstairs and are the stairs steep? How long will it take to walk into the town? Thanks very much!