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Numa Brighton Pavilion

Brighton City Centre

Tineke

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31 May - 1 Jun

The Grand Brighton

Brighton City Centre

Graham

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31 May - 1 Jun

The Old Ship Hotel

Brighton City Centre

James

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7 Jun - 8 Jun

Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront

Brighton City Centre

Leigh

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31 May - 1 Jun

Legends Hotel Brighton

Seafront

Pamela

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28 May - 29 May

Malmaison Brighton

Seafront

Lucy

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31 May - 1 Jun

Cavendish Hotel

Eastbourne City Centre

peter

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31 May - 1 Jun

Queens Hotel

Brighton City Centre

KAREN

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31 May - 1 Jun

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Top East Sussex Hotel Reviews

The Cumberland Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Nice view and amenities, helpful staff."

The George in Rye

10/10 Excellent

"This is easily the best hotel in Rye, and, in my opinion, one of the best I have had the pleasure of staying at. Like many hotels the food was excellent, the service was excellent the rooms are beautifully decorated and the simple things like having a decent shower or bar are so well catered for. What sets this apart is the vibe of the place, you can feel the history, You can feel the culture that has been created in the team, who really understand customer service. From my first interaction with Harry on reception prior to booking, to checking in and right through every interaction I felt the ten were looking after my wife and I."

The Grand Hotel Eastbourne

8/10 Good

"Beautiful building. Needs updating. Room was big but the bathroom was not up to standard for a 5 star hotel eg water pressure was low, the shower units were dated, no separate shower. Perfect lication. Parking available on a first serve as basis unless you pay £25 for a guaranteed parking per night. Indoor pool was okay but the pressure in the jacuzzi was not strong. Only one steam room and no sauna. Breakfast time was bit hit and miss and had to wait anling time to receive our cooked breakfast. Food at the restaurants was good but pricey given the sane food is a fraction of the price outside. We had scaffolding outside our room as there were building works being carried out and we were not told about this at the time of booking. A bit disappointed about this. Beware, not all rooms have air conditioning. The superior rooms only have a/c and more expensive. Not much by way of activities at the hotel in the evenings. All in all I would say its a 4 star at best. Perhaps once the place is renovated to high standard then it will be a 5 star."

The Lookout Rye

10/10 Excellent

"Had a great stay at the lookout. Some of the decor is a bit dated in places. But when it was done was done to a very high standard so has worn well. The hotel has benefit of parking which is charged at £10 a day. This compares well to costs of public car parks in Rye. Definitely worth it for the convenience. Room was large and airy and well cleaned. Will be bsck"

The Burlington Hotel

2/10 Terrible

"This review isn’t a reflection of the staff, who were friendly and enthusiastic throughout. In fact, I wasn’t planning to leave one until the hotel’s dog policy completely changed my mind. If you want a cheap stay and can tolerate the quirks of a tired 3-star hotel, this place is fine. But if you expect much more, you’ll be disappointed. The biggest issue was the dog charge. When booking, it was advertised as £10 per night, but at check-in we were suddenly told it was £20 per dog, per night. One of our nights cost £68, meaning nearly a 30% surcharge just for bringing a dog. No bed, treats, bowls or extras were provided, and rooms aren’t even serviced daily unless requested, so it felt like pure “guest tax.” After some back and forth they honoured the original £10, but only after insisting it had always been £20. That alone is why this is a 1-star review. Other issues: Lift broken the entire stay on the 3rd floor Champagne ordered for the room never arrived Wonky floors and damaged walls left unattended Broken ceiling light and blocked shower tray The evening entertainment felt awkwardly empty, and while the afternoon tea was good value, the setting didn’t match the experience it was trying to create. The staff were lovely and doing their best. Ultimately, this hotel needs investment and attention from ownership. The staff can only do so much. With the recent BHGroup acquisition, hopefully improvements come soon. But for now, I’d suggest spending that extra £20 elsewhere."

Best Western York House Hotel

4/10 Poor

"I was very disappointed with my stay at the Best Western in Eastbourne. The hotel feels very outdated and poorly maintained. There was no air conditioning in the room, only a small fan, which was uncomfortable especially during warmer weather. The room itself looked tired, with old carpets and paint peeling off in places. The bed was made from metal tubes and felt unstable and shaky every time I moved. The mattress was also very old and even stitched in some areas, which did not feel hygienic or comfortable. Breakfast was very basic and not particularly enjoyable. Overall, the hotel did not meet my expectations and certainly did not feel good value for money. I would not choose to stay there again."

Pearl & Pebbles Eastbourne

2/10 Terrible

"Dirty, tired and not fit for purpose. ‘Deluxe family room’ windows without locks and open when arrived - huge falls risk. One broken window taped up. Dirty walls, dirty shower and bathroom, toe nail clippings on bedroom floor. Towels on every bed but 2 with stains. Floors uneven and creak. No chain on door. Glass unsecured on top of bedside tables. No WiFi no luxury. Hallways tired and broken and uneven. Steps to hotel and outside was a give away - tired, unloved and covered in bird poo. Very disappointing."

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Our top choices for East Sussex hotels with a bar

Numa Brighton Pavilion

The Grand Brighton

The Old Ship Hotel

Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront

Legends Hotel Brighton

Malmaison Brighton

Cavendish Hotel

Queens Hotel

The Blacksmiths Arms

Hotel du Vin Brighton

Top East Sussex Hotel Reviews

The Cumberland Hotel

The Chatsworth Hotel

The George in Rye

The Grand Hotel Eastbourne

Majestic Hotel Eastbourne by Belvilla

The Lookout Rye

The Burlington Hotel

Best Western York House Hotel

Pearl & Pebbles Eastbourne

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Our top choices for East Sussex hotels with a bar

Numa Brighton Pavilion

The Grand Brighton

The Old Ship Hotel

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Legends Hotel Brighton

Malmaison Brighton

Cavendish Hotel

Queens Hotel

The Blacksmiths Arms

Hotel du Vin Brighton

Top East Sussex Hotel Reviews

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