Bexhill-on-Sea Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Bexhill-on-Sea guest houses

A multi-story building with a sign indicating it is a hotel.

1. Grand Hastings

St Leonards-On-Sea

Ameer

P6,622 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 2 - Oct 3

A hotel room with two beds, a nightstand, a lamp, and a painting on the wall.

2. Apollo Guest House

Hastings

Nicholas

P5,214 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 7 - Oct 8

A two-story building with a blue and white awning, a sign reading "Bay Lodge Guest House," and a number "61" on the facade.

3. Bay Lodge Guest House

Eastbourne

PATRICK

P9,312 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 22 - Oct 23

A dining area with a table set for two, a vase with yellow flowers, and a chair.

4. Gyves Guest House

Eastbourne City Centre

Karen

P9,105 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A hotel room with a bed, two windows with curtains, and a view of the beach.

5. Marine Parade Hotel

Eastbourne City Centre

Diego

P2,649 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 15 - Oct 16

A brick building with a stone facade, a wooden table with chairs, and a garden room sign.

6. The Garden Room - Tiger Inn

Eastbourne

Damien

P11,008 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 13 - Oct 14

A dimly lit indoor water feature with a central island and surrounding rocks.

7. Anand Lodge

Royal Tunbridge Wells

Andrew

P3,332 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A garden with a central tree, surrounded by various plants and a wooden pergola structure.

8. Senlac Guesthouse

Hastings

Claire

P6,208 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 8 - Oct 9

A row of terraced houses with a street in front.

9. Albert & Victoria Guest House

Eastbourne City Centre

"Very nice B&B, in good location. Just a couple of points to mention which was why I have only 4/5. - Room and en-suite smaller than expected, but still nice and comfortable - Breakfast was lovely, but would prefer being able to self serve juice and tea/coffee. Also a full English breakfast should use real sausages, rather than tiny chipolatas - Biggest issues was noise with voices and bathrooms clearly audible from other rooms late and night and early morning."

Adrian

P7,317 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 13 - Oct 14

A pebbled beach with a pier extending into the sea, featuring a large building with a dome and several smaller structures.

10. Ebor Lodge

Eastbourne

SIMON

P7,284 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 7 - Oct 8

A dining area with wooden tables and chairs, a kitchen area with cabinets, and a hallway leading to another room.

11. The Old Borough Arms

Rye

Rob

P8,277 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 11 - Oct 12

A bedroom with a large bed, wooden beams on the ceiling, a dresser, and a desk with a lamp.

12. Little Dane Court

Tenterden

Sarah

P12,002 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

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Top Bexhill-on-Sea Hotel Reviews

The Hope Anchor

10/10 Excellent

"The bedroom was very clean and comfortable. The wide choices at breakfast were excellent. The only slight setback, in my opinion, was the lack of draught beer In the bar. I can't wait to return to this hotel and magical Rye."

The Burlington Hotel

8/10 Good

"The Burlington is a nice, friendly, old-fashioned hotel. It's right on the seafront close to the pier and the town centre, and it has it's own car park at the back. We only stayed one night but we're able to park our car there before check in and keep it there till 3pm on check out day, which was helpful. The food was fine (apart from the absence of mushrooms on the breakfast menu) - good portions at dinner and help yourself at breakfast. Our room had been modernised and was very nice - it was like a Premier Inn room but with a softer mattress. We were on the third floor and it's a good thing we didn't mind the stairs because they only had one small lift working, which for a place of this size was inadequate really. The hotel needs some refurbishment in places; this has clearly been happening gradually but it's a big task. The public rooms are spacious and there are two bars plus a dancefloor, which was used when we were there. They had a singer who was pretty good and appreciated by the guests, some of whom were on a coach trip. The staff were friendly and helpful and we enjoyed our stay despite being kept awake by night roadworks outside - not their fault and just bad luck for guests that night. I'd be happy to stay there again but would avoid high summer as there was no air conditioning."

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