We met friends here for lunch on a Sunday. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Choice of real ales. Comprehensive menu and Sunday Roast. Food served hot. Best pub lunch we have had for ages.

I have been for the first time and I was impressed for the amazing food quality and the quiet and very friendly atmosphere I definitely will be back

We stayed there in early July 2011 and were disappointed. Room was small and mattress lumpy. Shower/bathroom is tiny. I was aggravated with the hotel owner who added on charges not shown in my resergvation. I told her in advance I had a six year-old son, she said fine no charge (in writing in an email). Then after we arrived,... More

I stayed at the Rose and Crown, Burwash, for one night while attending a family gathering nearby. The pub is situated just off the main road through the village, so it is a nice quiet location. There is a reasonable amount of parking. Lovely old building dating back to the sixteenth century. The bar has very low ceilings (watch your... More

We had the room at the front which was very comfortable, the shower and WC are in a room that is small but still useable. We ate in the restaurant on both nights and found the food to be high quality, thoughtfully prepared and served well. Breakfast was cereal and toast, cooked is available after 0900, with orange juice t&... More

We spent three very pleasant nights here just before Christmas. We were made very welcome, with detailed queries as to our likes and dislikes, a real personal touch. Rooms have been recently redecorated and modernised and the landlady's excellent taste is evident in the decor here and in the restaurant and bar downstairs. Some of the rooms aren't huge -... More

I had my staff xmas party here in mid December. There are only 6 of us in our London office and we wanted to get out of the city. We needed somewhere with accommodation and the Rose and Crown looked perfect. The staff and landlord were all very friendly and helpful. My room was fine, a little dated but clean.... More

We has stayed here last year and were interested to see how it was faring under the new management. We were pleased to find that the evening meals were as excellent as before, although the over large portions prevented me having dessert ! I often wonder why so many pubs give huge main courses as they therefore preclude a further... More

It's a very pretty, 18th century village pub, set back from the main road. Low beams in the bar mean you need to keep your head down at times, but add to the cozy atmosphere, as does the lack of games machines and one armed bandits. Full range of Harveys beers on handpump, and the Sussex Bitter was in excellent... More