Excursions

Excursion: Enjoy a fabulous day out in Battle - the beautiful town is built around the abbey which was erected on the site of the battle of 1066. Afterwards, we visit the intriguing Lewes - its medieval streets, old English churches and tiny twittens (a Sussex word for alleyway) allows visitors to glimpse into the true essence of bygone Lewes.

Excursion: Brighton - Famous for its graceful Regency buildings including the exotic iron-domed Royal Pavilion. The electric railway is the oldest electric seafront railway in Britain - explore the enticing series of narrow streets, The Lanes, have many delightful small shops.

Excursions (7/8 day Breaks)
Rye & Hastings - First stop Rye, a medieval citadel huddled against invaders and the sea - Home to a myriad of art curiosites and cosy pubs. Explore the nooks and crannies as you potter around the cobbled streets full of indelpendant shops, galleries and cafes,  Afterwards ontothe bustling East Sussex town of Hastings.

Enviably situated at the seafront end of Devonshire Place, a broad tree lined avenue which links the main promenade with the town centre, so you are centrally situated to make the most of your stay in Eastbourne. The Bandstand is located across the road from the hotel and the Victorian Pier is a short stroll along the level promenade.

With 75 modern well-furnished centrally heated en-suite bedrooms serviced by a lift, all with colour televisions, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers. Enjoy excellent traditional cuisine and nightly entertainment.

 

The Lansdowne Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Eastbourne. Family-owned since 1912 - Situated on the seafront, and opposite the Western Lawns the perfect location for a hotel in Eastbourne.

Eastbourne Pier is a 10-minute walk away and the Railway Station and the town centre are a 15-minute walk from the    hotel. All the rooms are decorated and include a TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities. Some rooms have views across the sea and feature antique furniture. Free Wi-Fi.