English Hotels 1 to 30 in East-Sussex, England

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.

The Roebuck - This charming 17th-century country house has oak beams, real winter fires, summer barbecues and a beautiful garden. On the A22 road, near M25/M23, the Roebuck is well placed for Gatwick Airport. The Beagle Bar at the Roebuck Hotel serves traditional, fresh bar food, with a wide range of beers. The popular Sunday carvery has 4 meats to choose from. The Antlers Restaurant also offers an interesting menu, with varied wine list. The en suite bedrooms have recently been upgraded with new bathrooms, beds and power showers. Ground floor rooms are available. Forest Row is on the edge of Royal Ashdown Forest, home to children's character Winnie the Pooh. Nearby attractions include the Bluebell Steam Railway and the beautiful Sheffield Park Gardens. Hever Castle, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Brighton are within driving distance.

Preston Park Hotel - Situated in Preston Village, to the north of central Brighton, this attractive hotel is set near Preston Park and provides a peaceful alternative to bustling central Brighton. Preston Park Hotel offers an attractive location, close to Brighton's largest park and near to Preston Park railway station. From this station regular trains run to Brighton railway station, giving you quick and easy access to central Brighton and the beach. The hotel is easily accessible from the A23 road, connecting London to Brighton. For your convenience, free car parking is available on site. Many bus routes stop close to the hotel, providing you with more options for reaching the centre and the beachfront. The hotel's comfortable bedrooms and friendly bar mean you should feel at home in this conveniently located hotel. The helpful staff are waiting to welcome you and help with your every needs.

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.

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.

Premier Inn Brighton City Centre - With an excellent location, right in the heart of the city centre and just 5 minutes' walk from Brighton's seafront, this modern hotel offers air-conditioned en suite rooms at great-value prices. The Premier Inn Brighton City Centre has a superb location, within easy reach of all that Brighton has to offer, including the city's great shops, bars, cafes and restaurants. The beach and the pier are just a 5-minute walk away, as is the Brighton Centre. All of the air-conditioned rooms have flat-screen TVs, telephones and en suite bathrooms. Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available at an additional cost. Reception is open 24 hours a day. The hotel serves food from 07:00 to 22:00, with a buffet-style, all-you-can-eat breakfast in the mornings and a restaurant and lounge menu during the day and in the evenings.

The Mansion Lions Hotel - Overlooking the beach and Grand Parade, this hotel offers good-value comfort. It has a restaurant, bars, spacious en suite rooms and an excellent location for Eastbourne's attractions. The Mansion Lions Hotel is walking distance from the shopping centre, the pier, 3 theatres, the Devonshire Park Tennis Arena and the new Cultural Centre. You can easily reach the colourful Carpet Gardens and the bandstand. There is a sun lounge, garden and ballroom as well as a wheelchair-friendly lift to all floors. Many bedrooms have recently been refurbished.

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 Queensbury Hotel - With a great location, close to the seafront and the centre of Brighton, this fully refurbished Grade II listed hotel offers free Wi-Fi and comfortable accommodation at great-value rates. Just minutes from the beach and the conference centre, the Queensbury Hotel is close to all that Brighton has to offer, including theatres, shops, restaurants, bars and clubs. This carefully preserved historic building now houses a wide range of comfortable accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. Some rooms have en suite bathroom facilities and rooms with shared bathrooms are also available. Many of the rooms have sea views, high ceilings and chandeliers. A continental breakfast is included in the price. Free on-street parking is available between 20:00 and 09:00, or at an additional cost underneath Regency Square.

Amsterdam Hotel - On the seafront, in the heart of vibrant Kemptown, opposite Brighton's famous Palace Pier, the Amsterdam Hotel offers award-winning accommodation in stylish, newly decorated rooms. Voted Brighton's Favourite Hotel 2009 in the annual Golden Handbag Awards, the Amsterdam Hotel offers a selection of large, newly decorated rooms to suit all budgets. Stylish, modern and sophisticated, all of the rooms have large en suite walk-in shower rooms and LCD flat-screen TVs with Freeview digital channels. Some rooms have stunning views over Brighton's famous pier, the beach and the seafront. Light and airy, the stylish and contemporary bar was completely refurbished in 2005. Looking out to sea, the bar has a large outdoor terrace, a big-screen music video system and free Wi-Fi. In the heart of Brighton's vibrant scene, the hotel is close to all of the amazing restaurants, friendly bars, theatres, shops and, of course, the exciting nightlife.

Langham Hotel Eastbourne - Enjoy sea views, varied cuisine, live music and helpful, friendly staff at this comfortable hotel on Eastbourne's seafront. Langham's Restaurant and Langham's Bar offer the delightful combination of sea views and appealing menus. Full English breakfast is served in the morning to provide a positive start to your day. Langham's Bar is a place where guests can relax and admire the views, or enjoy the sea air on the terraces outside. Live music can be enjoyed at the hotel up to 4 nights a week in high season.

The Star Inn - Reputed to be one of the country's oldest inns, it offers a unique blend of oak beams, open fires, an intimate atmosphere and traditional hospitality alongside the modern comforts of its well appointed guest accommodation. Originally built in the 13th century and known as 'The Star of Bethlehem' until at least 1520, the hotel was then run by the monks of Battle Abbey who offered shelter to friars and pilgrims on their way to the shrine of St Richard at Chichester. Today's traveller can be assured of an equally warm welcome right at the heart of the picturesque village of Alfriston. It is ideally located for walking the South Down's Way, visiting Glyndebourne, gentile Eastbourne, vibrant Brighton or for taking the Newhaven-Dieppe ferry. You can also enjoy golf, clay-pigeon shooting and horse riding in the area. Facilities include the Capella Restaurant for modern cuisine and a bar serving light meals and snacks.

Langfords Hotel - Just off the vibrant Brighton & Hove seafront, a stone's throw from the beach and only a 15-20 minute walk from Brighton's town centre. The hotel features 58 well-appointed bedrooms and a spacious lounge with popular bar and private gardens. Ample parking is available just outside the hotel using a low-cost residential permit scheme (available to hotel guests); ideal for a stroll into town to explore Brighton's exciting attractions, famous Lanes for stylish shopping and superb nightlife.

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.

Cavendish Hotel - The Cavendish is a majestic hotel commanding the premier sea front position on Eastbourne's Grand Parade. Accommodation is uniquely luxurious, and many of the suites enjoy breathtaking views across the sea. The Marine Restaurant provides a magnificent setting for all forms of dining, with its panoramic sea views and seating for 250 guests. The Marine restaurant offers a superb ambience, excellent food and friendly service to create a lovely dining experience. The bar area, named the Coronet Bar, is situated at the front left of the hotel, overlooking the beach. The Coronet Bar offers a delightful selection of cocktails, spirits, wines and beer to suit all tastes, for both guests and visitors and caters for lunch with its popular ''Dish of the Day'.

Best Western The Brighton Hotel - Located on the promenade of the leading south-coast resort of Brighton, this refurbished hotel is well situated for the sea, the shops, and fun experiences. Close to the rail station, the hotel is large enough to meet corporate needs, but small enough to offer personal attention. Some rooms offer partial sea views, and you can reach the sea in just a few steps from the hotel. Stroll along the promenade, visit the shops in the 'lanes' and experience Brighton's energetic nightlife.

Chatsworth Hotel - A friendly Edwardian style hotel ideally positioned in the centre of Eastbourne's elegant seafront. The hotel is only a few steps away from the beach and within easy walking distance from Eastbourne's theatres and town centre.

Brambletye Hotel - Situated in the picturesque village of Forest Row on the edge of Ashdown Forest, this hotel is a great springboard for the many fabulous tourist venues in Sussex. Our aim is to offer an historic atmosphere, steeped in old world charm and hospitality. The Brambletye has served as a hotel since 1866 and featured in 'Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of Black Peter'. Public areas have recently been refurbished to include a smart, spacious open plan bar and restaurant that serves excellent Traditional modern home cooked food. Bedrooms are spacious with modern facilities.

Royal Albion Hotel - Built in 1826, this Regency-style hotel offers sea views from its premier position directly opposite Brighton pier. The Royal Albion Hotel has rooms equipped with convenient facilities such as television, telephone, hairdryer and trouser press, with some rooms even boasting jacuzzi baths. The restaurant, lounge and bar all provide fabulous views of the English Channel and offer traditional food all day. The vibrant Bar Rogue stylishly serves food and drink, with great music at night. The hotel is within easy reach of the major motorways links, with Gatwick Airport conveniently located a 30-minute drive away, or 45 minutes by train. Brighton railway station isn't far and the main bus/coach station is just around the corner.

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.

The George In Rye - This luxury, stylish hideaway is located in the centre of Rye and offers elegant, well-designed rooms, local wines and a restaurant menu infused with Mediterranean zest. The George presents a comfortable blend of old and new, creating an atmosphere which is relaxed, informal and individual. Dating from 1575, it has an enviable heritage, and even an original Georgian ballroom used for lavish weddings and banquets. The main focus of the bedrooms is comfort and style, each being individually designed with its own fabrics, colour scheme and bespoke furniture. Indulge yourself with the marble-top baths with chrome power showers and Aveda products.

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.

Buxted Park Country House - In the heart of Sussex, this magnificent country house hotel is set in 300 acres of parkland, yet conveniently close to Gatwick, Brighton & Hove. On arriving at Buxted Park, you will be greeted with genuine hospitality, which will set the tone for your entire stay. Take advantage of the beautiful surroundings and enjoy a leisurely picnic or fish in our 3 peaceful lakes. Take a stroll to Ashdown Forest where AA Milne found inspiration for Winnie the Pooh. Bedrooms have been carefully designed to blend Georgian styling with today's more contemporary comforts.

Halland Forge Hotel - The Halland Forge is a charming country inn set in the heart of Sussex, adjacent to unspoilt woodland. Close to the Sussex Downs and Ashdown Forest, it is an ideal base for exploring the beautiful countryside. The Halland Forge is reputedly built on the site of an old village forge. The attractive single storey building, with oak beams and a welcoming log fire in winter, has been a hostelry for over fifty years. The Inn can accommodate up to 42 guests. Its comfortable bedrooms are all en suite and have the usual amenities. The bar and lounge area have ample seating for you to relax with a morning coffee, afternoon tea or a drink. A wide selection of meals are also available.

myhotel Brighton - Positioned on regenerated Jubilee Street, in the North Laine area of Brighton, this newly-opened hotel fuses cutting-edge design with state-of-the-art technology, serene spirituality and Feng Shui. Described as 'a hotel where Freddie Mercury might have met the Maharishi', myhotel Brighton is a unique property spread over 4 floors, with 2 event spaces, a restaurant and a bar. Next to the Pavilion and the Dome, the hotel is a short stroll from the seafront and within walking distance of the railway station. It is no more than 5 minutes from Theatre Royal, The Lanes shopping district, Churchill Square shopping centre, the pebbled beach and the Pier. At Merkaba, the cocktail lounge bar, signature cocktails are prepared with super fruits and natural ingredients. Watch Brighton go by with lunch or an espresso at Cup caf?, or enjoy eclectic, modern British dishes at Table restaurant.

Adastral Hotel - Adastral Hotel is an elegant Victorian villa with AA 4-star status, perfectly situated just 200 metres from Hove seafront. Hove town centre is a 10-minute walk away. The comfortable rooms all feature a TV, hospitality tray and en suite facilities. An inclusive breakfast is provided to guests and free Wi-Fi internet access is available. Relax with a drink in the bar or dine in the comfortable restaurant. There are limited off-street free parking spaces available for guests, to be reserved at the time of booking.

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 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 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.