Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in East Sussex, England

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.

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.

The Berkeley - The Berkeley offers beautifully presented accommodation in the heart of Eastbourne, minutes from the seafront, theatres, town centre and conference venues. Rooms at The Berkeley are all en suite, tastefully presented and comfortably furnished, with many added extras. The Berkeley prides itself on the quality and cleanliness of its rooms, as well as superb food and service.

The Mowbray - One of only 20 guest accommodations in the UK to reach the final of the AA's friendliest Landlady Award 2009, this Edwardian building is close to Eastbournes seafront, theatres and conference centres. In the heart of Eastbourne's Theatreland, the Mowbray occupies a prime position on the corner of an elegant Edwardian terrace, connecting the seafront with the theatres and conference centres. This family-run guesthouse overlooks Devonshire Park and the International Tennis Courts, just a stone's throw from the beach and the promenade, and only a short distance from the town centre. All of the en suite rooms are front facing, with some enjoying views of the rolling South Downs. Each room has tea/coffee making facilities and a TV with 8 channels and a DVD player. Taking great pride in the stylish d?cor, cleanliness, friendly atmosphere and home cooked food, the resident owners, Darren and Laura, provide excellent value for money and a personal service.

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.

The Sherwood - An attractive late Victorian town house with sea views, just steps from Eastbourne's beautiful seafront and the town centre. At just 5 minutes' walk from shopping and the station, this hotel is ideal for those planning on enjoying the sights of Eastbourne. The Sherwood offers excellent service and relaxed comfortable surroundings, complimented by traditional English breakfasts and home-cooked evening meals. Close to 3 theatres, there is no excuse not to see a performance. Take a short drive to the chalk cliffs at Beachy Head, or step outside the hotel to turn into the delightful Eastbourne promenade. Stroll beside the sea and enjoy the beach. After, relax in the lounge area before retiring to your comfortable room.

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.

The Ellesmere - Adjacent to the seafront, The Ellesmere overlooks the beautiful Wilmington Square Gardens and is directly opposite the Congress and Winter Garden theatres. Eastbourne town centre, the Pier, and Eastbourne's colleges and university are a short walk away. The spacious park-facing lounge is delicately lit with crystal chandeliers and has lovely views. All of the comfortable rooms are en suite, and there is a lift to all floors. New half-board breaks are available (minimum of 4 nights). Free hotel parking permits available. The hotel is winner of 'Eastbourne Hospitality Association In Bloom Silver Award 2008' New for 2009 is the on-site salon offering holistic therapy and Indian head massage. Half-board rates booked from October 2009 include a special Christmas turkey meal.

The Claremont - Elegant, comfortable and stylish hotel rooms combined with intuitive and discreet levels of customer care combine to give you the ultimate in an enhanced stay experience. Visit Britain has awarded us the city's first 5 star grading for guest accommodation and we are also licensed for civil partnerships and weddings. Housed in a Victorian Villa with a hidden walled garden all our en-suite rooms amaze and delight our guests through a combination of traditional features and individual design.

Alvia Hotel - Perfectly positioned for all of the area's main attractions, this recently refurbished Victorian building is situated in Kempton, one of the most attractive areas of Brighton. Only recently named as a city, this popular seaside resort has a lively marina and many attractions for both adults and children. The famous Arts Festival in May attracts some of the world's finest performers and artists, but Brighton is bursting with theatrical and musical events all year round. The Alvia Hotel is ideally located just off the seafront, close to the centre of Brighton, with most of the major conference and meetings venues, including the city's major convention centre - the Brighton Centre - only a short walk away.