Hotels 1 to 30 in East-Sussex, England

Best Western York House Hotel - With an indoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi, York House has a stunning seafront position, less than 400 metres from the pier, and only 20 metres from the gently-sloping beach. A family hotel since 1896, the Victorian Best Western York House Hotel is situated on Eastbourne seafront, within walking distance of shops, theatres and piers. After cocktails on the sea-view terrace or in the Verandah Bar, good food and wine may be enjoyed in the dining room. On-street car-parking is available (at an additional cost), with a discount voucher available at check-in.

Powdermills Hotel - PowderMills is a 18th C. listed Country House Hotel in 150 acres of parks and woodlands, situated outside the historic town of Battle. The hotel is richly furnished with antiques and has log fires in the public rooms in winter. The hotel can cater for weddings, conferences and private parties up to 250 guests.

Premier Inn Hastings - Ideally located within easy reach of the A21, Premier Inn Hastings is situated only 1 mile away from Beauport Park and 4 miles (6.4km) from Hastings town centre. Some of the comfortable rooms at Premier Inn can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children are also served a free full breakfast, when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast includes cooked items, vegetarian options and a wide continental selection. Premier Inn Hastings is next to the Windmill Brewers Fayre restaurant, serving pub favourites in a welcoming environment. There is free parking and a 24-hour reception at this Premier Inn.

Albany Lions Hotel - Situated in a prime position on the Eastbourne seafront, close to theatres and 5 minutes walk to the town centre. The Hotel has a high reputation for its friendly and welcoming service. Eastbourne is a beautiful thriving seaside resort and has one of the best sunshine rates in the South.The Albany Lions Hotel is a privately owned 3 star Hotel, located on the magnificent seafront. The Hotel has been recently refurbished to a high standard and you will be immediately impressed on entering the Hotel by the beautiful decor.The Carvery restaurant on the ground floor offers a good selection of foods and beautiful views across the English Channel. The Lions Bar and adjoining Sunlounge are where you can enjoy a leisurely drink or snack lunch. A good selection of entertainment is offered on selected evenings throughout the year. The Town's main theatres are just a few minutes walk away and these offer a superb selection of plays, concerts, musicals etc to please every palette.

Best Western Royal Victoria Hotel - Situated in a prime position on the sea front in St. Leonards-on-Sea. The hotel offers traditional hospitality along with a friendly atmosphere. Purpose built as a hotel in 1828, and numbering the eponymous Queen among its famous guests, the Royal Victoria is an imposing presence on the sea front at St. Leonards. A fine marble staircase leads up from the lobby to the main public areas on the first floor, where you will also find our Piano Bar and Sea Terrace Restaurant. Whatever the occasion, we at the Royal Victoria can cater to your every need. Situated in a prime position on the sea front in St. Leonards-on-Sea, the hotel offers you traditional hospitality along with a friendly atmosphere which makes it a must for both holiday makers and business visitors alike.

The George Hotel - The 300 year old George Hotel provides comfortable accommodation for visitors to the historic town of Battle. Visit the place where English history changed forever. Walk over the battlefield where William the Conqueror stood. The George Hotel was established in 1699, but there has been an inn on the site for over 600 years. Previously the town hall of Battle, the George building was once a military court during the Napoleonic wars. All of our rooms are en-suite, with television and tea making facilities. Full English breakfast is served freshly cooked between 7:00 and 9:00am. Continental breakfast can also be served in your room by prior arrangement. The hotel is popular with wedding parties and tours, being within 5 minutes walk of picturesque Battle Abbey. Battle itself provides a great choice of restaurants and shops, while the seaside towns of Hastings and Bexhill-on-Sea are less than 20 minutes drive away. Battle station also provides an excellent rail link to London, with direct access from Charing Cross and London Bridge stations. Please note that the hotel has no lift. The hotel is strictly non-smoking.

The Courtlands Hotel - On a tree-lined avenue, 2 minutes' walk from the seafront and 5 minutes from Hove Rail Station, this elegant hotel has free parking and an award-winning restaurant. The Courtlands Hotel is a Victorian building with spacious en suite rooms. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and there is also a popular lounge bar. The hotel also has a beach hut overlooking Brighton and Hoves seafront. The beach hut is available for hire on a daily basis to hotel guests at an additional cost. Further details are available after booking.

Hilton Brighton Metropole - For a stylish city break by the sea, step into the impressive elegance of the Hilton Brighton Metropole. Enjoy sea views, relaxation, indulgence, spa treatments and fine cuisine. The magnificent, red-brick Victorian hotel has an excellent location on Brighton's seafront. The sea-facing terrace is perfect for a drink in the sunshine. Hilton Brighton Metropole offers ? la carte dining, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre.

East Beach Hotel - As seen on Channel 5's The Hotel Inspector, this hotel is located in a prime position on Eastbourne's glorious seafront, overlooking the beach and the pier. The East Beach Hotel offers 2 types of rooms, some beautifully refurbished to a high standard. The hotel also offers standard rooms which are basic but are realistically priced.

Drakes Hotel - Drakes is a luxury boutique hotel on Brighton's seafront. Enjoy unique design, friendly service and 4-star amenities, including a fine-dining restaurant and vibrant cocktail bar. The beautiful fully air-conditioned bedrooms at Drakes have LCD satellite TVs and DVD/CD players. Relax with Egyptian cotton sheets, velvet throws, goose/duck-down bedding and 'Vi Spring' beds. With roll-top baths and shower wet rooms, some have free-standing bath tubs next to stunning Georgian windows, with superb views of Brighton or the sea. Drakes has a popular restaurant on site, with a modern and original European menu prepared by award-winning chefs using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. The feel is chic and refined. The 24-hour lounge bar has a huge range of cocktails and drinks, served from a stunning polished granite bar amid an open space with sea views.

The Beach Hotel - The Beach Hotel and Regency Restaurant date back to 1828, when the restaurant was Lawson & Son jewellery shop and the hotel known as St. Alban's Hotel. In 1930, Lawson & Son jewellery shop became the Regency Restaurant and the hotel was renamed The Beach Hotel. The hotel has recently been refurbished to a high standard yet is still in keeping with the regency era.

Claremont Lions Hotel - Recently taken over, Claremont Lions Hotel is now part of the Lion Hotels Group Ltd which is a family owned and run business. You will immediately be impressed by the sense of space in the public areas. The rich wood finish and leather Chesterfields give a feeling of boutique style. All our bedrooms have been recently refurbished and feature a hospitality tray. Furthermore many rooms have fridges.

New Madeira Hotel - The New Maderia Hotel occupies a sensational position on Brighton seafront with a magnificent view of Brighton Pier; an ideal hotel for that leisure break, business meeting or conference event. Accommodation offering from single bedrooms to family rooms plus a number of elegant boutique rooms for a relaxing stay. Our hotel in Brighton has a reputation for value and service. Limited hotel parking is available (at an additional cost) and there is also a NCP car park available close by.

The Hope Anchor - This mid-18th century former inn offers a unique range of accommodation, arresting views and a strong sense of history. Built around 1750 for local sailors and ship builders, the building is thought to have once sheltered the Tenterden gang, who used its many secret passages for smuggling. Whilst these have long since been sealed, The Hope Anchor retains an historic atmosphere. Relax beside a log fire in traditional snug bar, and spend your nights in a choice of fascinating rooms, including those with 4-poster beds and a even a separate 200 year old cottage. The hotel is a 3-star AA rated hotel and has an RAC food dining award. Please note that over bank holidays minimum stays are applied. Please search for 2 night stays across the following dates: 21st-24th March, 2nd-5th May, 23rd - 26th May, 22nd-25th August. Please search for 3 night stays across the following dates: 24th,25th,26th December.

Flackley Ash Hotel Restaurant and Spa - Flackley Ash is a delightful Georgian country house nestling in the Sussex countryside near the historic town of Rye. Set in beautiful woodland, this is the perfect place to relax. Owned by the Betteridge family, Flackley Ash offers a warm, friendly atmosphere, sensibly priced fine wines and an award-winning candle-lit restaurant. The hotel boasts an indoor swimming pool, new hydro-pool, saunas, steam room and gym. Be pampered in the beauty rooms which offer treatments from manicures to aromatherapy massage. Please book these before your arrival. All 45 bedrooms are individually furnished and are equipped with every modern facility. Choose from delightful rooms in the main house or modern rooms overlooking the gardens or Sussex farmland, including some with private patios.

Cecil House Hotel - Cecil House Hotel is a friendly and affordable seafront hotel in Brighton. It offers good old-fashioned hospitality and modern, clean en suite rooms. The Fishermans Rest is the Cecil House Hotels own gastro pub. It overlooks the sea and is the perfect place to relax.

Umi Brighton Seafront Hotel - With a superb location, right on the seafront and close to all of Brightons shops, restaurants and nightlife, this beautiful period building houses stylish, modern and beautifully appointed accommodation. Umi Brighton has an excellent location for exploring all that this vibrant seaside city has to offer. The hotel is just a minute from the centre of Brighton, the famous pier and the bustling Lanes, with its narrow alleyways of stylish shops and exclusive boutiques. With a sculpted original exterior, the hotel has been carefully modernised and sensitively renovated. The hotel now offers all the facilities you would expect in a 3-star plus hotel. Each stylish and modern en suite room features a flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. The air-conditioned and contemporary Umi Bar has views of the sea. New for 2009 is the Arrogant Frog Brasserie, serving cuisine from around the world, with great views of the sea.

The Devonshire Park Hotel - The Devonshire Park Hotel is an Elegant Victorian Property located in one of the finest positions in Eastbourne. Opposite Devonshire Park and The Congress Theatre, in the heart of Eastbourne's Cultural and Theatre District.

Crossways Hotel - Set in the heart of the glorious Cuckmere Valley, this refined Georgian house is the ideal base for visits to Glyndebourne Opera House, Charleston Farmhouse (Bloomsbury Set) or walking the South Downs and Wealdway. Ideally situated for the nearby towns of Brighton, Lewes and Eastbourne, and for visiting the many National Trust properties and splendid gardens of Sussex, the hotel has created a warm and peaceful ambience in an area of natural beauty, with a well-kept garden. In the evenings you can relax with a meal in the elegant dining room. Using only fresh local produce, the kitchen serves a varied 4-course menu which changes every month.

De Vere Grand Hotel Brighton - With its grandiose Italian Renaissance style, this hotel commands centre stage on the seafront, and is one of the most famous Victorian landmarks on the South Coast. Ideally positioned for all the town centre attractions, the hotel is within walking distance of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, The Lanes and the main conference and exhibition venues. The De Vere Grand opened in 1864 and immediately became one of the Europe's finest and most majestic hotels, where high standards of service, comfort and elegance were its watchword, and continue to be to this day.

Queens Hotel and Spa - Situated on the seafront in the heart of Brighton's 'Lanes', this hotel boasts complimentary leisure facilities, free Wi-Fi and a new hair and beauty salon. The Queens is in the heart of vibrant and beautiful Brighton, and has a welcoming, friendly and professional team of staff. All rooms are spacious, with contemporary designs. Sea-facing rooms offer panoramic views across the English Channel. Pretty People Hair & Beauty Salon opened in May 2009 and creates a comfortable and peaceful haven where you can feel welcome and relaxed. Fully trained therapists offer beauty treatments for men and women.

Mermaid Inn - One of England's oldest and loveliest inns, with Norman cellars dating from 1156, the Mermaid, rebuilt in 1420, offers tradition and charm in abundance. A jewel in the crown of Rye, the inn has a wide range of accommodation including rooms with four-poster beds and fascinating secret passages. The lounge bar boasts of one of the largest open log fireplaces in the country. The AA Rosette restaurant offers fine British and French cuisine and the head chef is proud to use only the freshest of local ingredients. For many years The Mermaid has been frequented by artists from the stage and screen: Charlie Chaplin, Pierce Brosnan, Andy Garcia and Johnny Depp to name a few. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and Prince Edward have also visited. Painters from all over the world have spent many a happy hour with brush in hand, capturing the rare character of this beautiful inn.

The White Hart Hotel - A former 16th century coaching inn, this hotel rests in the heart of the picturesque and historic Lewes, offering modern facilities whilst keeping its old world charm. Rich with history, the hotel is known as the cradle of American Independence, where Thomas Paine forged his radical policies in the debating club of the old inn. His pamphlet "Common Sense" sold half a million copies in 1776 and inspired the Declaration of Independence, signed later that year. Wood panelling, oak beams and open fireplaces all create a welcoming atmosphere. The White Hart Hotel has been substantially developed to offer a leisure club, restaurant and lounges for guests and locals alike.

Hydro Hotel - A country house hotel by the sea. A long established hotel set in an elevated position offering impressive views of the sea and Sussex Downs. From the moment you arrive at the hotel it will be the beginning of a most enjoyable holiday, for with over 100 years of service to our guests you can be assured of a most enjoyable visit.

The Brickwall Hotel - The Brickwall Hotel stands overlooking the village green in the pretty East Sussex village of Sedlescombe. Originally built in 1597 for the local ironmaster, the hotel combines a touch of Tudor times with all the amenities expected by modern standards. Offering a pleasant atmosphere, the Brickwall Hotel has many local beauty spots within easy reach. Guests at the Brickwall can expect to receive a warm welcome from experienced staff. The hotel has a spacious residents' lounge, an oak panelled lounge bar and beautiful beamed dining room. Particular attention is paid to the quality and variety of food served in the dining room, with local produce being used whenever possible. Complementing the cuisine is a well stocked wine cellar. In an attractive setting in the garden, the heated swimming pool is open from May to September.

The Cumberland Hotel - The Cumberland is located in Eastbourne, a thriving seaside resort, which has been popular since the 19th century. The hotel commands a wonderful position on the seafront, overlooking the promenade, the Bandstand, and the Channel. Eastbourne is considered by many to be the 'Aristocrat of the South Coast' with unrivalled facilities and restaurants, all within easy reach of the Hotel. In the lounges and Wordsworth Restaurant, all of which have breathtaking sea views, you will find an ambiance of classic elegance. Entertainment is enjoyed throughout the year, including regular dancing in our grand Cumberland Suite. Our 70 rooms, the majority of which have sea view, some with balcony, are tastefully furnished. Our friendly, helpful and efficient staff will ensure that your stay at the Cumberland is a memorable one.

The Pier Hotel - The Pier Hotel in Eastbourne, East Sussex. No car park at the hotel. The Pier has 31 stunning en-suite bedrooms with tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers and televisions. We have a sun lounge where you can sit and watch the world go by or a lovely modern bar where you can relax watching tv or just reading the paper. We are in 5 minutes walking distance of Eastbourne's shops and with bus stops outside our door, you will not be short of places to go.

Chequers Inn Hotel - The 15th-century Chequers Inn is a hotel, restaurant and pub. Enjoy fresh homemade food, en suite rooms, a cosy bar, original oak beams and real log fires. The Chequers is in Ashdown Forest, part of the High Weald area, which is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The 21 rooms are to the quiet rear of the premises, in the 19th-century extension. Conference and banqueting facilities are available. Wi-Fi is available throughout (at an additional cost).

Boship Farm Hotel - A farmhouse from 1652 forms the main building of Boship Farm Hotel. It is set in beautiful grounds with an all-weather tennis court and heated outdoor pool (May to September). Situated along the A22, the hotel's 17-acre grounds feature extensive car parking and a helipad. Most bedrooms have views over the gardens or across the countryside. Boship Farm Hotel has a restaurant with wine list, 3 function rooms and a lounge. Original features include a magnificent brick fireplace in the bar, timber beams and a tunnel built during The Civil War to link the building with nearby Michelham Priory. Horse riding, walking, fishing and golf are available locally.

Jurys Inn Brighton - Centrally located, adjacent to the railway station, the hotel sits in the heart of the city's New England quarter, a new urban area boasting retail, housing, community and educational facilities. The Jurys Inn Brighton is a mere 5-minute walk from the retail centre of the city and tourist attractions such as Brighton Dome, Theatre Royal Brighton and the Gardner Centre. The hotel is also within walking distance of the seafront and the Brighton Centre.