The Best East Sussex Pub Accommodation

"we left with great memories" and "amazing breakfasts" are just two of the many positive comments from previous guests of this homely inn

quirky inn, set in a pretty village, offering unique, lavishly decorated rooms, some with copper bath tubs; the food is uncomplicated

close to historic Ashdown Forest, this welcoming inn offers a variety of room options and a relaxed bar restaurant serving classic British cuisine

set in the heart of town, this elegant, contemporary restaurant, serving Austrian cuisine, boasts stylish rooms, furnished to a high standard

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

former coaching inn dating from the 18th century, today a community pub with elegant rooms and food and drink with a Sussex emphasis

comfortable, contemporary rooms alongside a Steakhouse and bar set close to the junction of the A23 and A27making a good touring base

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

3 miles from Rye, in a peaceful village setting, this traditional inn offers a good selection of beers and wines, cosy rooms and an à-la-carte menu

with a cosy bar restaurant, serving classic pub dishes, this charming inn features comfy rooms, some decorated in an engaging A A Milne theme

low-beamed, village inn with wood-burning fires, a restaurant serving classic British pub dishes and a picturesque, floral beer garden

stylish, friendly pub located at the foot of the South Downs National Park - guest rooms are well-appointed and decorated in a contemporary style

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

parts of this quiet, village inn date back to 1107 and it lies just 2 miles to the north of Rye in the High Weld Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

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

traditional local pub focused on simplicity with no food, loud music or games machines, situated a short walk from the seafront and beach

character inn - parts date from the Tudor period - tucked away down a lane off of the village's main street with comfortable letting rooms

offers contemporary accommodation, locally sourced food and local ales and is situated moments from the station for trains into London

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