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Featured Review : Jeakes House is a very old collection of three connected buildings including the former residence of Conrad Aiken (originally a wool store), a former Quaker meeting house/Baptist school and the residence for elders of th...See Full Review
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Quote: Jeake's House is a decidedly quaint and posh place to stay. It sits near the foot of cobblestone Mermaid Lane and is a short (albeit uphill) stroll from High Street and most of the shops. It started out as a storehouse and a Quaker meetinghouse in... Read the full Jeake's House review
From journal Castle Hopping in Kent and Sussex
Quote: Jeakes House is a very old collection of three connected buildings including the former residence of Conrad Aiken (originally a wool store), a former Quaker meeting house/Baptist school and the residence for elders of the Baptist church. The common... Read the full Jeake's House review
From journal Rye England, Medieval Hub for Exploring Kent
Quote: Jeakes House on Mermaid Street has been converted from a former Quaker Meeting House. Actually, I believe it is more than one house combined. Our en suite room was called (as best I can recall) the elders bedroom. Breakfast in the large dining... Read the full Jeake's House review
From journal Charming Medieval City