The best areas to stay in Hastings are the Old Town and near the seafront in the central part of town.
The Old Town is Hastings' historic heart, characterised by its narrow, winding streets often referred to as 'twittens,' and historic fishing net huts. It's located between the East Hill and West Hill, which are accessible via funicular railways. You'll find a good selection of independent shops, traditional pubs, and seafood restaurants, particularly along George Street and High Street.
Couples looking for a romantic getaway will appreciate the Old Town's unique character and relaxed pace. It offers a chance to explore the town's heritage, enjoy quality meals, and take scenic walks along the beach or up to the castle ruins on West Hill.
For those who want to be close to the main attractions and the beach, staying near the central seafront is an excellent choice. This area stretches along the promenade, from the Pier to the White Rock Theatre. It's home to many hotels with sea views, the Hastings Contemporary art gallery, and is a short walk from the main shopping streets.
Families often find the central seafront area particularly convenient. With direct access to the beach, the pier for entertainment, and various cafes and ice cream parlours, there's plenty to keep everyone occupied.
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