| Albany Lions Hotel, Eastbourne |
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If you want to be beside the seaside then you cannot get closer than this! Grand Parade is Eastbourne's prime seafront position. Albany Lions Hotel is close to the bandstand and convenient for main shopping the beaches theatres and the Devonshire Park tennis and conference centres. And visit Eastbourne's new exciting cultural... |
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Rooms: 59 |
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Room rates from: £40.00 |
| Kings Hotel, Brighton |
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Located on Brighton's seafront the Kings Hotel is perfect for both the business or leisure traveller. Originally 3 regency town houses we are now a modern hotel with a vibrant and cosmolitan atmosphere. Many of the hotels 90 bedrooms are seafacing. The bar is perfect for relaxing during your stay. Located five minutes from... |
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Rooms: 90 |
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Room rates from: £46.00 |
| Royal Albion Hotel, Brighton |
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Built in 1826 this beautifully regal hotel is situated overlooking Brighton Pier. Traditionally decorated and furnished throughout it offers character and style. The 186 bedrooms are all en-suite and have TV Telephone Hairdryer Trouser Press and Tea and Coffee making facilities. Many of the rooms command stunning sea views... |
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Rooms: 195 |
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Room rates from: £30.00 |
| The Best Western Brighton Hotel, Brighton |
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NON SMOKING HOTEL. Refurbished sea side hotel in the heart of Brighton and close to the rail station. Large enough to meet both individual and corporate needs we are small enough to guarantee your personal attention. Close to the Brighton Centre and Churchill Square shopping centre. Magnificent sea view. Group bookings... |
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Rooms: 55 |
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Room rates from: £40.00 |
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To visit East Sussex is to take a trip of contrasts, from the historic town of Rye to the hedonism of Brighton, travelling along a magnificent strip of English coastline or via inland roads as old as the English language itself.
You cannot ignore English history in East Sussex, especially in 1066 Country, centred on the town of Battle. Here, King Harold lost against William the Conqueror, and while the battlefield itself may look somewhat underwhelming, the sense of history is captivating. Rye is a maritime time warp back to the glory when Britain ruled the waves.
The county town Lewes has an ancient castle and the house given by Henry VIII to Anne of Cleves as a divorce incentive. Just out of town is the famous Glyndebourne Opera House, so make sure you book your hotels in East Sussex well in advance during the opera season! |
Whether you stay in a Brighton guesthouse, bed and breakfast, lodgings or boutique hotel, you'll find that a short break in Brighton is never long enough! You'll love shopping in the famous Lanes, discovering wonderful Brighton restaurants, or dancing the night away in the world class Brighton clubs.
If you prefer to get away from the crowds on your visit to East Sussex, country hotels offer easy access to a glorious walk, the South Downs Way. You'll travel through east Sussex's ancient woodlands and rolling downs, where prehistoric man walked and carved the mysterious “Long Man of Wilmington” figure in the hillside. |
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