In 150 acres of park and woodland, PowderMills is an 18th-century country house hotel with an outdoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi, near the historical town of Battle.
The Orangery is an award-winning restaurant offering a modern English menu. Powder Mills has its own organic farm and a large wine cellar.
Full of character, each elegant room at Powdermills Hotel has satellite TV and many have four-poster beds. Powdermills features antiques, log fires, a conservatory and a library.
Surrounding Area
The Powdermills Hotel and its grounds are one mile from the historic town of Battle and the abbey, the site of the battle of Hastings where William the Conqueror and his Norman army defeated and killed the Saxon King Harold. If you wish to explore the area, we are ideally located to discover the most beautiful and ancient parts of Sussex and Kent. Some of the places we can recommend are: Battle Abbey,Mermaid Street (Rye), Bodiam Castle, Bateman's (home of Rudyard Kipling), Sissinghurst, Herstmonceux Castle, Great Dixter and the East Sussex Railway...to name but a few!
Transport
From: London - Take junction 5 off the M25, following the A21 towards Hastings. At John's Cross follow the A2100 to Battle.
Once in Battle, drive through the High Street, past the Battle Abbey which is on your right, then straight across at the mini roundabout, taking the first turning on the right into Powdermill Lane, just before Battle Train Station. Down the lane 1 mile, the hotel is located on the right hand side after a sharpe bend.
Restaurants
Right at the heart of the PowderMills Hotel is our award winning and international acclaimed restaurant with a fine reputation for modern English cooking. Light and airy, the Orangery, is a charming and impressive setting for lunch or dinner. The hotel has its own organic farm, producing fresh vegetables, herbs,eggs, poultry, beef and pork. Our extensive wine cellar offers a superb choice of excellent French and New World wines to acconpany your food. Non-residents are also welcome to enjoy the special experience and unique ambience of dining in the Orangery restaurant, or having a light meal in the conservatory or library.
