Sheltered by the rolling South Downs on one side and Beachy Head on the other, Eastbourne enjoys a sunny location on the south coast. Often described as one of England’s more elegant resorts, the town grew as a fashionable tourist resort largely thanks to the Duke of Devonshire in the nineteenth century and has been a popular destination ever since. The promenade stretches for five miles and is lined with mainly Victorian hotels and the colourful, award winning Carpet Gardens. On the whole fairly uncommercialised there is a traditional pier with concerts at the Bandstand whilst shopping is varied, from the modern Arndale Centre to the Little Chelsea Quarter selling antiques, ceramics and jewelry.
Langham Hotel
Situated on the bay, The Langham Hotel is a great choice for a stay in Eastbourne. At this comfortable seafront hotel Enjoy Sea views, varied cuisine, and helpful and friendly staff.
Langham’s Conservatory Restaurant offers the delightful combination of appealing menus and panoramic views of Eastbourne’s coastline. The hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and lift, and all 77 rooms feature comforts such as 24-hour room service, Free Wi-Fi, Free bottled water, Heating and portable fans, Private Bathrooms with designer toiletries, 22-inch flat-screen TVs with digital channels, Coffee/tea makers, daily housekeeping and desks.
Haddon Hall Hotel
Enviably located on a brad tree-lined avenue at the seafront end of Devonshire Place, the Haddon Hall is situated across from the Bandstand and just a short stroll from the Victorian Pier. A firm favourite for many years, the Haddon Hall has a reputation for excellent food, producing traditional English cuisine with modern variations served in the tasteful restaurant. Entertainment can be enjoyed most evenings in the refurbished ballroom, now accessible by the lift and free wi-fi is available in the lounge area. All of the 75 bedrooms are modern and well-furnished and equipped with central heating, colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers.
