Win a two-night stay at Knelle Dower Studio B&B

Win the Wolsey Lodges prize for May. This is a two-night stay for two at Knelle Dower, an award-winning studio B&B in a rural setting just outside Rye, a medieval Cinque Port.

Knelle Dower Studio offers luxury 5 star Bed and Breakfast accommodation nestled into the secluded grounds of a 15th century timber-framed Tudor building.

The Studio is self-contained, quite a distance from the main house and totally private, giving guests the flexibility and total freedom of their own space. There is a lovely decking with glorious views for that coffee or glass of wine after a day of exploring the many local sights.

Breakfast, a daily highlight, is served in the main house or weather permitting on the sunny brick terrace in front of the house.

Knelle Dower is conveniently situated on the fringes of Rye, famous for its enchanted cobbled streets, medieval houses, individual shops and galleries. Several famous gardens are very near: Great Dixter Gardens is within walking distance while Sissinghurst Castle and Pashley Manor are just a short drive away. The beautiful beaches of Camber and Winchelsea offer walks along scenic dunes, dramatic cliffs, interesting wildlife and stunning sunsets. Three are no less than 10 golf courses within a few miles.

A stay in this luxuriously appointed studio apartment, where super-modern comforts co-exist with ancient beams, is ideal for a romantic break or a special occasion.

The Prize is:

A two-night stay at Knelle Dower Studio B&B for two consecutive nights for two sharing.

Breakfast each morning of your stay.

A complimentary bottle of Chapel Down wine. This sunny region is a leading part of the UK’s internationally recognised wine revolution: this is a taste of the area you can take back home.

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The prize is to be taken during June, July, September or October 2025,  is subject to availability and is not transferable. Competition entrants have the opportunity on the tiebreak page to opt into Knelle Dower’s and Wolsey Lodges’ own mailing lists.