We have just returned from a wonderful week staying in the annex at Tilton House; everything from the books to the furniture was thoughtfully chosen, and reflected the association with the Bloomsbury Group and Charleston Farm which is nearby. There are recommended walks from the house; games, books and DVDs are provided to curl up with in the evening. Polly,... More

I have had the priviledge of facilitating four yoga and wellbeing weekends at the wonderful Tilton House in East Sussex. It is a space ideally suited to help the participants of my events unwind and reconnect with themselves and with nature. From the beautiful house to the tranquil grounds and setting, Shaun, Polly and their team have created a space... More

I have been to Tilton house twice now on yoga weekends and love it. The food is delicious - Masterchef style vegetarian, (although I believe they can get a non-vegetarian guest chef in for your party). The owners are very friendly and interesting and can guide you as to where is good to visit or walk. The walk over Firle... More

We rented the full "Annex" for a family i.e. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and living-room/kitchen (self catering) in an independent part of the house. Nice decoration, with some unique references to the history of the house. Beautiful and quiet area. Access to a part of the garden. Well received and good advices for visits. Some details are perfectible in respect... More

Tilton house is a B&B which is used for yoga retreats. The house is in the most wonderful location with superb views over the south downs. It is a great place to walk and explore the beautiful villages and surrounding area. We were disappointed with our accommodation because we had a room in the annexe with a shared bathroom down... More

B&B/Self catering/yoga breaks. Heating:minimal (December). Food (lunch and evening): lentils. Breakfast: Do it yourself. (Toaster faulty) Fire precautions: non existent. Shower (between 6): faulty. Facilities in rooms: none. Service: grudging. Charges: £95 per night in advance. Asked to strip beds on leaving.