The Best East Sussex Seaside Hotels

historic, former inn dating from 1750 boasting views over Rye to the coast and featuring log fires, a snug bar and individually styled rooms

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

a former smugglers' haunt dating back to 13th century, its rich heritage can still be witnessed today in the wealth of retained original features

at this boutique hotel in a prime location 30 yards from Eastbourne Beach, the rooms have an elegant contemporary décor with high quality facilities

enjoy a relaxed stay at this seafront hotel set in attractive gardens, there are spacious rooms, cosy public lounges and a pampering beauty salon

privately owned hotel that has been in the same family since 1912 offering a traditional seaside stay with good hospitality and service

perfectly placed, value hotel set back off of Grand Parade with the pier and Carpet Gardens opposite and within a short stroll of the town centre

there are comfortable, well-appointed rooms - many with sea views - at this well placed hotel, the pier and town centre are within a short walk

for space and comfort on a Brighton visit, choose this hotel for the stylish suites with fully equipped kitchenettes; guests praise the tasty breakfast

despite being Brighton's oldest hotel, this well placed hotel - beach and The Lanes on the doorstep - offers comfort and modern facilities

a stunningly beautiful, 16th century house, boasting a wealth of character, luxuriously furnished bedrooms and a cosy, intimate bar

a modern, seafront hotel situated a few steps from the i360 viewing pod and features smart rooms and a gourmet burger restaurant

seafront hotel that has featured on Channel 5's, "The Hotel Inspector" it is directly opposite the beach and had a large sun lounge to relax in

privately owned hotel providing good value accommodation in a prime seafront spot of Grand Parade and boasting it's own beach side eatery

relaxed and unfussy guest house in a Grade II listed Regency townhouse where original character blends with boutique styling

beautifully restored barns, tucked away amidst a wine estate, featuring guest rooms of a high standard and retaining character features

family-run guest house - circa 1901 and retaining character Edwardian features - featuring well-presented, individually styled guest rooms

ideally located for the venues in the cultural quarter, Towner Art Gallery and the Winter Garden, and only a short stroll from the seafront

welcoming, family run guest house located just off of Grand Parade and close to the theatres and venues in Eastbourne's cultural quarter

Grade II listed property dating from 1790 with comfortable guest rooms decorated in keeping with its heritage whilst providing modern comforts

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

located on New Steine, one of Brighton's Regency garden squares, just moments from the seafront - guest rooms are traditional in style