The Best East Sussex Seaside Hotels

14th century house with a renowned restaurant and elegant rooms set in 4 acres of private grounds that stretch down to the Cuckmere River

offers individually designed rooms, traditional pub fayre prepared using fresh, seasonal produce and is just 2 miles from Rye's historic centre

a refined 19th-century house with a colonial-style veranda set in a charming South Downs village - guest rooms are ultra-smart and chic

Grade II listed, Georgian, former Rectory set in 3 acres of attractive grounds in a quiet hamlet featuring elegant, beautifully presented rooms

enjoy a unique hotel experience at this former working Oast, many of the original features have been retained and it is a short drive from Rye

traditional 19th century inn located a few minutes stroll from the beach featuring a restaurant serving hearty fayre and a real ale bar

a pretty, double room with private bathroom is offered at this welcoming inn, nestling on peaceful village green, 6 minutes drive to Beachy Head

above an archetypal village-green inn, a sunnily decorated double room well placed for visiting Beachy Head and The Severn Sisters

nestled above a quintessential, low-ceilinged inn, this delightful room looks out over the village green, just over a mile from Birling Gap

4 miles from Eastbourne, in a pretty, village inn, this charming double room, with its own bathroom, is both bright and airy but cosy too

16th-century inn retaining many period features, open fires and beamed ceilings, located in a quiet village in countryside close to Hastings

perfecct for exploring the Severn Sisters cliffs, this pretty double room, with private bathroom adjoins a friendly and welcoming village inn

luxurious accommodation in a relaxed private residence - elegant guest rooms enjoy views of the gardens, Rye's rooftops or towards the coast

a stylish inn in the Sussex countryside, the friendly hub of its pretty village, features relaxing all-day dining and smart, updated rooms

traditional inn dating back to the 14th century, now the focal point of pretty Alfriston - regular events, home-cooked food and a garden feature