Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in East Sussex, England

Atlantic Seafront - Located opposite Brighton Pier, this seafront guesthouse is a minute's walk from the city centre, clubs, restaurants and bars. Atlantic Seafront has recently been refurbished and has free Wi-Fi access and some sea-facing rooms with flat-screen digital TVs with a DVD player. Full English breakfast is included in your room rate.

Urban House and Urban Retreat Spa - Enter this classic Regency building to find a stylish Brighton hotel with a newly created spa. Urban House has a good location in the centre of Brighton. The small, privately owned hotel has rooms with Elemis toiletries and a flat-screen TV. Urban Retreat Spa offers a variety of spa treatment packages and has a sauna, steam room and relaxation area for use at an additional cost.

Ivydene Hotel - Situated just off the seafront, Ivydene Hotel is under personal supervision of the Ball family, with emphasis placed on serving freshly prepared traditional English food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Ivydene Hotel is a Victorian building completely re-furbished in a traditional style, with an AA 4-star rating. All our rooms are en-suite and non-smoking with colour T.V, clock radio and tea/coffee making facilities. There is a licensed lounge bar, stair lift and unrestricted street parking. If you are looking for a friendly family run hotel that offers genuine Sussex hospitality then you are sure to enjoy a stay at Ivydene Hotel.

Dr Syns Guest House - Just a short stroll away from the beach, this old-world-style guesthouse is set in Dymchurch, next to the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Steam Railway and only 15 minutes from the Eurotunnel. Named after Dr Syns, a mythical character created by actor and author Russel Thorndyke, the Dr Syns Guesthouse dates back to the 1700s, making it one of the oldest buildings in Dymchurch. It still boasts many of its original features, including wooden beams and traditional open fires. On request, Dr Syns can cater for special occasions and business events. Up to 35 people can be seated and up to 45 can be accommodated buffet-style.

Cavalaire - Fully refurbished in 2008, this beautifully modernised Victorian town house offers free Wi-Fi, a stylish, contemporary interior and 4-star guest accommodation, just metres from Brighton's beach. Originally built in 1888, the Cavalaire is set in a terrace of classic Victorian town houses. Recently refurbished and redecorated, the new contemporary interior blends beautifully with the elegance and character of the original architecture. There are 10 individually designed, boutique-style en suite rooms. All of the well-equipped rooms have luxury toiletries, flat-screen TVs, CD/radio alarm clocks, professional hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. A delicious breakfast is included in the price. Centrally located, this award-winning guest house is easy to find and is just a pebble's throw from Brighton's famous beaches. The Royal Pavilion, the Pier and the Lanes are just a short walk away, as are Brighton's bars, restaurants and conference venues.

Crown Inn - Thought to be the oldest inn in the picturesque town of Lewes, this 17th century property offers comfortable B&B accommodation in a welcoming and friendly environment. The Crown is a family-run property welcoming a range of guests, including families with children and pets. Awarded 3 Diamonds by the English Tourism Council for 2007, it provides a range of amenities, including a pool table and darts board in the bar. Dominated by the ruins of a Norman castle, Lewes is also the ideal touring base for the beautiful surrounding countryside and coastline.

New Steine Hotel - BandB - Following recent refurbishment, this elegant and fashionable 5-storey Georgian town house has reopened with a contemporary design that exudes warmth and style, with the hint of a French influence. Located in central Brighton, the New Steine offers exceptional value for business and leisure travellers, and is an alternative to expensive hotel accommodation in Brighton. Each room has been designed to incorporate comfort with guests' modern needs and requirements. Contemporary, and with lasting appeal, this hotel is filled with original artwork and exudes warmth and style, delicious French food and drink, and impeccable service 24 hours a day.

Bay Lodge - BandB - Situated on Eastbourne's seafront, this friendly, traditional family-run guest house has views of the sea, the beach, the Pavilion Tea Gardens and the Redoubt Fortress Military Museum. The Bay Lodge B&B offers clean and comfortable accommodation. There are 10 rooms, all with en suite facilities with either a bath or a shower. A full English breakfast with fruit and cereal is served each morning and is included in the price. There is a licensed honesty bar with Sky satellite TV and a sun lounge, where guests can relax. There is a private car park at the rear of the building with 6 spaces available for guests use. Parking is also available, free of charge, on the roads at the sides and rear of the property. Please note that the Bay Lodge does not have disabled access and there are 2 flights of stairs to reach some of the rooms. There are also no facilities for smokers.

The Guesthouse East - Just 50 metres from the beach, the Silver-rated Guesthouse East is a stylish, laidback and family-friendly place to escape to, with boutique-style suites designed to a high standard. Each comfortable, self-contained holiday unit has a kitchen, spacious bathroom and luxurious bedroom. There are toiletries, fluffy white towels, and lots of extras. The beautiful period property has many original features and is just a short walk from the town centre. Guesthouse East is ideal for sightseeing in Eastbourne, or for simply relaxing. Artist Katerina Waller adds to the contemporary surroundings with her display of works.

The Brighton Beach Hotel - The Brighton Beach Hotel is located on Brighton seafront and most of its good-value rooms have a sea view or views of the Palace Pier. Brighton Beach Hotel is a 3-minute walk from the beach, a 5-minute walk from the pier and a 10-minute walk from the town centre. It is a Regency building with many of its original features intact. The location is perfect for those looking to visit Brightons famous sights without spending too much.