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Artisan Restaurant sea-view dining, Modern glass-fronted promenade landmark
Panoramic English Channel views, Grade II listed Victorian architecture
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Prime King Edward's Parade location, Heated outdoor swimming pool
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Panoramic English Channel views, Secure on-site parking
Refurbished executive sea view rooms, Sophisticated 1912 Seafood & Steak
Panoramic English Channel views, Inclusive dietary meal options
Panoramic English Channel views, Luxury executive corner suites
Sea-view rooms, Historic 19th-century seafront property
Panoramic conservatory and terrace, Heated outdoor garden pool
Panoramic Eastbourne Pier views, Versatile family suites
Panoramic Conservatory Restaurant, Family-run Victorian heritage
Heated indoor swimming pool, Executive rooms with spa baths
Victorian architectural heritage, Art gallery neighborhood
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Family-friendly accommodation, Prime seafront proximity
Panoramic English Channel views, Convenient regional transport links
Victorian seafront boutique retreat, Luxury marble bathrooms
Panoramic English Channel views, Prime Marine Parade location
Ticket service for local attractions, Dedicated luggage storage service
On-site Thyme restaurant, New generation bedroom concept
Rooms with sea views available, Dedicated coach tour services
Family-friendly purple nightlights, National cycle network access
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Scenic South Downs views, Pet-friendly rural walks
Traditional Victorian seaside charm, Central Cavendish Place location
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Adjacent Toby Carvery dining, Interactive children's book corner
Seafront dining and bar, Victorian seafront architecture
Artist-themed guest rooms, On-site art gallery
Panoramic English Channel views, Traditional Victorian promenade stay
Adjacent Brewers Fayre pub and restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
Godfreys Restaurant local cuisine, Victorian architectural elegance
Seafront location with panoramic views, Recreation area with games
Beachfront location with sea views, Traditional wine cellar
Traditional rooms with sea views, Dedicated dining experience
Rooms with captivating sea views, Prime seafront location
Seasonal British dining with international fusion, Classic 1920s architectural charm
Inglenook restaurant dining, Historic Grade II listed building
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One of the UK’s most popular seaside towns and home to ‘Airbourne’, one of the world’s largest seafront air shows, Eastbourne lies on England’s picturesque south coast. Widely thought of as the gateway to the South Downs, this town may be known for its older population. Dig a little deeper and you’ll find that the blend of Victorian architecture and modern attractions means that this sunny getaway has something for visitors of all ages.
Life in Eastbourne revolves around the beach and you’ll find more than three miles of shoreline to explore here. The main resort beach, off Grand Parade, offers excellent water quality, lifeguards, and a kids’ wristband scheme. Further down the coastline near the Grand Hotel, the only five-star hotel on the UK coast, the King Edward beaches offer quieter surroundings and a stunning sea view. Eastbourne’s beaches are not the only way to enjoy the great outdoors. You’ll also find yourself within easy reach of the Seven Sisters Country Park, home to the seven famous chalk cliffs. Further east is the Beachy Head beauty spot and chalk headland. If you prefer things just a little less wild, visit Helen Gardens on the seafront and the wooded amphitheatre at the cliffside Italian Gardens.
Although most kids will be happy enough exploring the Eastbourne seafront with a bucket and spade, there’s also a three-tier pavilion and 1930s bandstand to enjoy. Many families head to the Holywell Retreat to indulge in a little rock pooling and fossil hunting while thrill seekers will love spending the day at Fort Fun, where attractions include fairground-style rides and a water park. The fun continues at destinations such as Shinewater Park and the Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway, both of which offer children’s play areas. Days out can also be enjoyed at the pirate-themed Treasure Island and the award-winning Drusillas Park, the latter home to a fabulous small zoo where inhabitants include everything from pandas to penguins. Younger guests certainly won’t want to leave Eastbourne in a hurry. Thankfully, there is an excellent choice of family-friendly hotels in the area.
Art lovers can head to Little Chelsea, where there are several independent galleries, while serious culture vultures can set off on the Coastal Culture Trail - a 25-mile stretch of coastline that plays host to the award-winning Towner Art Gallery, Jerwood Gallery, and De La Warr Pavilion. A shorter but equally enticing trail, East of the Pier, will introduce you to the town’s Victorian and Edwardian past. Allow a busy day to turn into a relaxed evening at the theatre. The Royal Hippodrome near Eastbourne Pier hosts performances beneath a sumptuous art deco ceiling but if you prefer a more contemporary style, watch out for performances by the Eastbourne-based Rude Mechanical Theatre.
A generous helping of fish and chips is a must-eat while you’re at the seaside. Traditionalists can enjoy theirs on the seafront while those who prefer more upmarket surroundings can head to one of the hotels in the area. If you’re hankering after something other than fish and chips, check out some of Eastbourne’s bistros and fine dining restaurants, many of which can be found along the waterfront. Those who love to shop will also feel right at home here. The Eastbourne Arndale Centre plays host to big brand stores while the waterfront setting at Sovereign Harbour offers enticing surroundings for shoppers. If you prefer independent labels, a trip to Little Chelsea, where the Victorian shopping streets feature more than 50 unique stores, should feature on your to-do list.
Top tourist attractions in the surrounding areas include Camber, Pevensey and Herstmonceux Castles, the National Trust Alfriston Clergy House, and Smugglers Adventure - all of which offer a peek into the past and are perfect for budding historians. Royal Tunbridge Wells, which features attractions such as Groombridge Place and the Spa Valley Railway, is less than an hour’s drive from Eastbourne and London is just 80 minutes away on the train. Plus, with Folkestone less than 65 miles along the coast, a trip across the channel to France is certainly not out of the question.
Eastbourne: The perfect place to enjoy the south coast.
February is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Eastbourne, with typical prices around $87 per night based on 123 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Eastbourne are usually highest during June, with typical prices around $135 per night.
Hotel prices in Eastbourne usually range from $52 per night to $183 per night, with typical prices around $104 per night.
Hotel prices in Eastbourne are typically lowest in February at around $87 per night, rising to around $135 per night in June.
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In Eastbourne, you might want to check out The View Hotel, The Grand Hotel Eastbourne, Burlington Hotel, The Lansdowne Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Eastbourne, you might want to explore The Grand Hotel Eastbourne, The Chatsworth Hotel, The Quay, The Berkeley. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Eastbourne with your family, you could look at The View Hotel, The Grand Hotel Eastbourne, Burlington Hotel, The Lansdowne Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels The Grand Hotel Eastbourne, Burlington Hotel, Best Western York House Hotel, The Chatsworth Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Eastbourne, check out The Grand Hotel Eastbourne, The Chatsworth Hotel, The Relais Cooden Beach, The Alfriston – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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