liked the information presentation - easy reading without too much detail. liked the 10-15 min walk from the town centre. liked the combined ticket price with the castle. disliked...nothing! More

From the "old smell" that hits you when you walk in, to the music that is playing- you would not be surprised if Anne herself walked round the corner to great you! The kids can dress up too! More

Anne of Cleve's house gives the visitor a first class impression of the way a middle class Tudor family would have lived. There are plenty of details, and there's nothing precious about the experience either: plenty to touch and interact with. The separate exhibitions about the industrial history of Lewes is also fascinating and well worth devoting a couple of... More

Anne of Cleves never lived here but did own it, apparently. It's a bit of a mish mash but I liked it. It gave quite an insight into the history of this fascinating little town. Very child friendly. More

Lots more to see than you'd expect. Very under rated attraction, combine it with a visit to Lewes Castle (joint tickets available) More

The house is beautiful and the gardens are a joy to in and have a picnic in the warmer weather we had ours under a large oak tree the sun was shining and it was lovely and warm and peaceful plenty of room for the kids to run about . More

A wonderful little house, beautifully presented but not spoilt, excellent information provided . . .well worth popping in for an hour or so More

But what there was was interesting. Went around it all in 45 minutes. More

I was disappointed to find that Anne of Cleves never lived here.If i had been aware i would not have bothered to visit it.It is a good example of a Tudor house with later extensions.It is divided into 3 parts.there is the main house.There is a lot of old furniture to look at,rather unexciting.then there is a display on a... More