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Top Hastings Hotel Reviews
The Lookout Rye
8/10 Good
"Staff were lovely, rooms very clean. There were a few areas of the hotel that were a little tired but restoration work seemed to be underway. Very central location."
Best Western York House Hotel
8/10 Good
"Good value for money ,stayed 1 night while visiting family . Room well furnished with tea coffee facilities, a fan for warmer days . My only negative was the access to shower ,only half the door opened which meant we have to squeeze in and out"
The Lansdowne, Eastbourne
8/10 Good
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The View Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely stay, gorgeous parting Eastbourne. Small issue sorted by Reception. Clean hotel and lovely friendly staff."
The Cumberland Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Judy was exceptionally friendly and helpful. A ring was found that meant an awful lot to me. The hotel was a little tired around the edges in decor, but overall, it was not terribly expensive, with friendly staff and a nice breakfast. The room was very hot!. There are a lot of really poor hotels in Eastbourne. This is definitely one of the better ones."
The Relais Cooden Beach
8/10 Good
"Lovely hotel, fantastic location, local staff, so doesn’t feel like a chain. Stay only spoiled by one idiot who felt the need to be swearing loudly after his meal, (the c word is unacceptable anywhere), while sitting at the bar in the restaurant. Young team leader tried her best, but the absence of a senior manager on a Saturday night to throw the fool out was a great shame."
The Grand Hotel Eastbourne
8/10 Good
"The Grand Hotel is a long-established, traditional hotel with a distinctly classic look and feel. The aesthetic is not quite my personal preference, but I had a good stay and was particularly impressed by the service. I emailed the hotel before arriving and received a prompt and helpful response. My room was spacious, with generous wardrobe space, a safe, a Nespresso machine with pods, two complimentary bottles of water and bespoke bathroom amenities. Service throughout my stay was excellent. Rita and Sylvia at reception were both extremely helpful, as was the valet team. Room service occasionally took a few attempts to reach, but once through, they were attentive and the food arrived promptly. I also overslept one morning and nearly missed breakfast. They kindly arranged a tray and brought it to my room. The food was consistently excellent. The hotel has a beautiful seafront setting, especially on a clear day and the lounge and afternoon tea are clearly popular with local guests. If you favour traditional grand hotels, classic interiors and attentive service, The Grand should suit you well. For me, the quality of the service was what made the stay."
Senlac Guesthouse
8/10 Good
"Property was clean, beds were comfortable. Parking is in the street and you do need to pay. Location was fine for walking into town."







































