The Best East Sussex Budget Hotels

with views across to the South Downs, this friendly hotel, set in a 17th-century house, is operated as part of a Learning Disabilities Centre

friendly and informal hotel situated on the seafront with light and airy room traditionally decorated some of which have English Channel views

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

directly opposite the beach on Maine Parade and within a few minutes walk of the pier, town centre shops are under 10 minutes on foot

offers simple, no frills rooms in a prime seafront location just steps away from the i360 observation tower and has a pizza restaurant

just metres from the beach and sea, this traditionally furnished, seaside hotel offers an economic choice for a holiday stay

just off the seafront, moments from the i360 - traditional hotel, retaining Regency character, with a restaurant serving locally caught seafood

the interior decor is inspired by the maritime, East Coast of the USA, and has a light and airy feel as well as local artists work adorning the walls

original open fires and timber beams are still evident at this welcoming, family-run hotel and restaurant from its days as the village forge

a traditional Victorian town house located close to Eastbourne's cultural quarter - guest rooms have been tastefully and comfortably refurbished

offers bright modern rooms, simply furnished, but comfortable, located a 5-minute walk from Warrior Square Station and shops and restaurants

seafront, 4-storey, Victorian property family-owned and managed - many of the guest rooms enjoy sea views as does the relaxing guest lounge

just moments from the railway station and with shops, restaurants and bars on the doorstep - functional, modern rooms are featured

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

village inn welcoming tourists, pilgrims and weary businessmen for over three centuries situated in a picturesque High Weald village

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

Rye's former customs warehouse built in 1592, today it is a welcoming inn with smart, stylish rooms and serves locally sourced, seasonal food

located on a Regency square just off the seafront - some rooms with traditional high ceilings that retain 19th-century period features

Grade II listed Victorian town house welcoming visitors to Eastbourne for over 90 years - guest rooms are well-appointed for a comfortable stay

just a 2 minute walk from the beach, this welcoming hotel has been highly praised by previous guests for the quality of breakfasts served