East Sussex National Hotel, Golf Resort and Spa - More than just a hotel, this outstanding resort within 1100 acres of countryside has excellent leisure and spa facilities, and luxurious rooms with views of the 2 championship golf courses. East Sussex National Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa is accessible from Gatwick, Brighton and Lewes. Horsted Spa has a relaxing sauna, aromatherapy rooms and indulgent treatments. There is a 20-metre pool with Jacuzzi, and Technogym facilities. East and West golf courses are among the finest in Europe; the East hosted the European Open and other prestigious events. All rooms are extremely spacious, with air conditioning, luxury beds, superb bathrooms with a walk-in shower, internet access and flat-screen LCD TVs. There is a choice of places to dine, and full conferencing and meeting facilities on site.

Princes Hotel - The Princes Hotel is located in a quiet Victorian terrace a few yards from the seafront. The new owners have already made many improvements within the hotel and have an ongoing programme of refurbishment. Devonshire Park Tennis Centre and the theatres are only a stone's throw away and it's only a short walk to the main shopping centre and train station.

Granville Hotel - Situated on the seafront opposite Brighton's historic West Pier, The Granville is a boutique hotel with 24 eclectic bespoke rooms, individually themed from Minimalist to Art Deco, Japanese and Gothic. The Granville Hotel is just a 5-minute walk from shops restaurants and on the doorstep of many clubs. Brighton Train Station is a 10-minute walk away. Near to the Granville Hotel are Brighton Beach, The Royal Pavilion with its beautiful gardens, the Brighton Dome, the North Laine and Lanes shopping areas as well as the Churchill Square Shopping Centre. The rooms have a luxurious bathroom, some with a Jacuzzi or corner bath. Many of the bedrooms have a superb view across the coastline. All of the rooms are furnished with a TV and some have DVD, CD and video facilities. Complimentary broadband wireless internet access is available in all rooms. Guests also have access to a PlayStation game library. On the lower ground floor there is a beautiful restaurant & bar which is affiliated to the hotel, offering a selection of international dishes. During the warmer months, guests can enjoy al fresco dining on the Summer Terrace. .

The Queensbury Hotel - With a great location, close to the seafront and the centre of Brighton, this fully refurbished Grade II listed hotel offers free Wi-Fi and comfortable accommodation at great-value rates. Just minutes from the beach and the conference centre, the Queensbury Hotel is close to all that Brighton has to offer, including theatres, shops, restaurants, bars and clubs. This carefully preserved historic building now houses a wide range of comfortable accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. Some rooms have en suite bathroom facilities and rooms with shared bathrooms are also available. Many of the rooms have sea views, high ceilings and chandeliers. A continental breakfast is included in the price. Free on-street parking is available between 20:00 and 09:00, or at an additional cost underneath Regency Square.

White Horse Hotel - With a dramatic location on the cliffs and spectacular views out over the sea, the White Horse Hotel is located on the edge of the South Downs, just 3 miles (5 km) from Brighton. The hotel's attractive bar and restaurant have magnificent sea views and offer an interesting and extensive menu. At the front of the hotel, the decked patio and terrace is a wonderful spot to relax and admire the breathtaking views. There are 19 refurbished and well-appointed en suite rooms, all of which are comfortably furnished and designed. The 6 feature rooms all boast impressive sea views and balconies. With free parking for guests and easy access to all of the region's major roads, the White Horse Hotel has a great location from which to visit Brighton, with its magnificent pavilion, the Palace Pier and the marina. The Sea Life Centre and the unique shops of the famous Lanes are also well worth a visit.

Langfords Hotel - Just off the vibrant Brighton & Hove seafront, a stone's throw from the beach and only a 15-20 minute walk from Brighton's town centre. The hotel features 58 well-appointed bedrooms and a spacious lounge with popular bar and private gardens. Ample parking is available just outside the hotel using a low-cost residential permit scheme (available to hotel guests); ideal for a stroll into town to explore Brighton's exciting attractions, famous Lanes for stylish shopping and superb nightlife.

Sedlescombe Golf Hotel - Sedlescombe Golf Hotel is set in Beautiful 1066 countryside. Nine holes of golf included in the price of a room. The Golf Hotel sits right next to the first and tenth tee of Sedlescombe Golf Club, offering views of the course. The hotel has twenty luxury bedrooms all of which have large en suite bathrooms with twin basins. All the rooms have individually-controlled air-conditioning and heating systems. They all have televisions, telephones and Internet connections. Every hotel guest receives a free nine holes of golf with their booking.

myhotel Brighton - Positioned on regenerated Jubilee Street, in the North Laine area of Brighton, this newly-opened hotel fuses cutting-edge design with state-of-the-art technology, serene spirituality and Feng Shui. Described as 'a hotel where Freddie Mercury might have met the Maharishi', myhotel Brighton is a unique property spread over 4 floors, with 2 event spaces, a restaurant and a bar. Next to the Pavilion and the Dome, the hotel is a short stroll from the seafront and within walking distance of the railway station. It is no more than 5 minutes from Theatre Royal, The Lanes shopping district, Churchill Square shopping centre, the pebbled beach and the Pier. At Merkaba, the cocktail lounge bar, signature cocktails are prepared with super fruits and natural ingredients. Watch Brighton go by with lunch or an espresso at Cup caf?, or enjoy eclectic, modern British dishes at Table restaurant.

Flackley Ash Hotel Restaurant and Spa - Flackley Ash is a delightful Georgian country house nestling in the Sussex countryside near the historic town of Rye. Set in beautiful woodland, this is the perfect place to relax. Owned by the Betteridge family, Flackley Ash offers a warm, friendly atmosphere, sensibly priced fine wines and an award-winning candle-lit restaurant. The hotel boasts an indoor swimming pool, new hydro-pool, saunas, steam room and gym. Be pampered in the beauty rooms which offer treatments from manicures to aromatherapy massage. Please book these before your arrival. All 45 bedrooms are individually furnished and are equipped with every modern facility. Choose from delightful rooms in the main house or modern rooms overlooking the gardens or Sussex farmland, including some with private patios.

Boship Farm Hotel - A farmhouse from 1652 forms the main building of Boship Farm Hotel. It is set in beautiful grounds with an all-weather tennis court and heated outdoor pool (May to September). Situated along the A22, the hotel's 17-acre grounds feature extensive car parking and a helipad. Most bedrooms have views over the gardens or across the countryside. Boship Farm Hotel has a restaurant with wine list, 3 function rooms and a lounge. Original features include a magnificent brick fireplace in the bar, timber beams and a tunnel built during The Civil War to link the building with nearby Michelham Priory. Horse riding, walking, fishing and golf are available locally.

Thistle Brighton - Thistle Brighton is situated in a premier position on the promenade, overlooking the sea. A striking feature of the seafront, this is the most exciting and cosmopolitan of Britain's south coast resorts. Excellent location makes the Thistle Brighton the perfect choice for leisure travellers, ideally situated on the seafront overlooking Brighton's Palace Pier and the famous Lanes shopping area. There's a choice of bars, restaurants and leisure facilities, including an indoor swimming pool and beauty treatment rooms. The spectacular atrium lounge offers fabulous spectacular views of the coastline. The Royal Pavillion is just a few minutes away. Enjoy delightful antique shops and boutiques, also nearby. Thistle Brighton is also ideal for corporate travellers with extensive meeting facilities and wireless internet access.

Chatsworth Hotel - A friendly Edwardian style hotel ideally positioned in the centre of Eastbourne's elegant seafront. The hotel is only a few steps away from the beach and within easy walking distance from Eastbourne's theatres and town centre.

Ashdown Park Hotel - Offering luxurious accommodation, excellent food, an 18-hole golf course and a spa, this beautiful 19th century mansion is set in 186 acres of landscaped countryside in the heart of Ashdown Forest. Based around an old country mansion house, the hotel's individually styled rooms boast stunning views of the hotel grounds. Surrounded by immaculate lawns, secret gardens, lakes and woodland trails, Ashdown Park Hotel and Country Club is the perfect setting for every occasion. At the Country Club you will find an indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna, spa, tennis court, indoor golf nets, a putting green, a croquet lawn and jogging trails. There are 3 places to dine: Anderida Restaurant with a resident pianist and forest views; the Drawing Rooms; and Fairways, located within the Country Club. Experience the highest standards of cuisine and fine wines.

Amsterdam Hotel - On the seafront, in the heart of vibrant Kemptown, opposite Brighton's famous Palace Pier, the Amsterdam Hotel offers award-winning accommodation in stylish, newly decorated rooms. Voted Brighton's Favourite Hotel 2009 in the annual Golden Handbag Awards, the Amsterdam Hotel offers a selection of large, newly decorated rooms to suit all budgets. Stylish, modern and sophisticated, all of the rooms have large en suite walk-in shower rooms and LCD flat-screen TVs with Freeview digital channels. Some rooms have stunning views over Brighton's famous pier, the beach and the seafront. Light and airy, the stylish and contemporary bar was completely refurbished in 2005. Looking out to sea, the bar has a large outdoor terrace, a big-screen music video system and free Wi-Fi. In the heart of Brighton's vibrant scene, the hotel is close to all of the amazing restaurants, friendly bars, theatres, shops and, of course, the exciting nightlife.

Royal Pavillion Townhouse Hotel - Opposite Brighton's famous West Pier and boasting lovely sea views across Regency Square, this beautifully renovated townhouse provides luxurious accommodation in the heart of the town centre. Within walking distance of many of Brighton's main attractions, during your stay at The Royal Pavilion Townhouse Hotel you can easily visit the beach, popular shopping at The Lanes and The Brighton Centre, offering many shows, concerts and conferences. Brighton is also famous for its lively nightlife. With just 8 individually decorated guestrooms, The Royal Pavilion Townhouse Hotel aims to ensure a relaxing, welcoming atmosphere complemented by a friendly and personal service. Please note that the hotel is completely non-smoking.

Holiday Inn Brighton Seafront - With fully air conditioned bedrooms and public areas and with free Wi-Fi access for guests eating in the lounge, the Holiday Inn Brighton-Seafront sits directly on the beach road. The hotel offers sea facing bedrooms and a lounge bar and restaurant with uninterrupted views of the beach, sea and horizon. It is 20 minutes drive from London Gatwick Airport. The internal areas of the hotel, restaurant and bar are provided with a comfortable relaxed, informal atmosphere. It has 131 refurbished bedrooms all with en suite facilities including bath and shower, trouser press, television with pay movies, tea/coffee making facilities, natural daylight with double glazing, direct dial telephone and individual heating / air conditioning controls.

Mermaid Inn - One of England's oldest and loveliest inns, with Norman cellars dating from 1156, the Mermaid, rebuilt in 1420, offers tradition and charm in abundance. A jewel in the crown of Rye, the inn has a wide range of accommodation including rooms with four-poster beds and fascinating secret passages. The lounge bar boasts of one of the largest open log fireplaces in the country. The AA Rosette restaurant offers fine British and French cuisine and the head chef is proud to use only the freshest of local ingredients. For many years The Mermaid has been frequented by artists from the stage and screen: Charlie Chaplin, Pierce Brosnan, Andy Garcia and Johnny Depp to name a few. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and Prince Edward have also visited. Painters from all over the world have spent many a happy hour with brush in hand, capturing the rare character of this beautiful inn.

The White Hart Hotel - A former 16th century coaching inn, this hotel rests in the heart of the picturesque and historic Lewes, offering modern facilities whilst keeping its old world charm. Rich with history, the hotel is known as the cradle of American Independence, where Thomas Paine forged his radical policies in the debating club of the old inn. His pamphlet "Common Sense" sold half a million copies in 1776 and inspired the Declaration of Independence, signed later that year. Wood panelling, oak beams and open fireplaces all create a welcoming atmosphere. The White Hart Hotel has been substantially developed to offer a leisure club, restaurant and lounges for guests and locals alike.

The Cumberland Hotel - The Cumberland is located in Eastbourne, a thriving seaside resort, which has been popular since the 19th century. The hotel commands a wonderful position on the seafront, overlooking the promenade, the Bandstand, and the Channel. Eastbourne is considered by many to be the 'Aristocrat of the South Coast' with unrivalled facilities and restaurants, all within easy reach of the Hotel. In the lounges and Wordsworth Restaurant, all of which have breathtaking sea views, you will find an ambiance of classic elegance. Entertainment is enjoyed throughout the year, including regular dancing in our grand Cumberland Suite. Our 70 rooms, the majority of which have sea view, some with balcony, are tastefully furnished. Our friendly, helpful and efficient staff will ensure that your stay at the Cumberland is a memorable one.

Jurys Inn Brighton - Centrally located, adjacent to the railway station, the hotel sits in the heart of the city's New England quarter, a new urban area boasting retail, housing, community and educational facilities. The Jurys Inn Brighton is a mere 5-minute walk from the retail centre of the city and tourist attractions such as Brighton Dome, Theatre Royal Brighton and the Gardner Centre. The hotel is also within walking distance of the seafront and the Brighton Centre.

Barcelo Brighton Old Ship Hotel - An excellent base from which to enjoy all that Brighton has to offer, this wonderful Georgian property occupies a privileged position on the seafront. The ideal choice for a short break or holiday, The Barcel? Brighton Old Ship Hotel offers a choice of en suite rooms, many of which enjoy sea views. Wine and dine in Location3 Brasserie and Bar which is continental in style and offers an interesting, varied menu.

The Cooden Beach Hotel - A privately owned hotel located on the beach in the peaceful village of Bexhill-on-Sea. The hotel boasts sweeping views of the ocean and across Pevensey Bay. The hotel is stunningly located in two acres of private gardens, with direct private access to the beach. The hotel also boasts two bars and the Oceana Restaurant with unspoilt views across the sea. The hotel's leisure club contains a warm and welcoming swimming pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room.

Zanzibar International Hotel - With stunning sea views, this beautiful 4-star boutique hotel offers luxurious accommodation in 8 sumptuously decorated, individually designed suites. The Zanzibar International Hotel is a tranquil, elegant oasis, right on Hastings' seafront promenade. All of the luxurious and relaxing rooms have been carefully crafted to instil a sense of calm and well-being, with white walls and high ceilings. The rooms are superbly appointed and beautifully designed, with some of them boasting breathtaking sea views. Some of the rooms have private saunas, state-of-the-art contemporary showers or large spa baths for 2 people with sea views from the bath. The hotel also boasts an honesty bar and a free DVD library. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. With stunning accommodation and superb views, this beautiful hotel is ideal for a relaxing or romantic break or as a luxurious base for business.

The Beach Hotel - The Beach Hotel and Regency Restaurant date back to 1828, when the restaurant was Lawson & Son jewellery shop and the hotel known as St. Alban's Hotel. In 1930, Lawson & Son jewellery shop became the Regency Restaurant and the hotel was renamed The Beach Hotel. The hotel has recently been refurbished to a high standard yet is still in keeping with the regency era.

The Hope Anchor - This mid-18th century former inn offers a unique range of accommodation, arresting views and a strong sense of history. Built around 1750 for local sailors and ship builders, the building is thought to have once sheltered the Tenterden gang, who used its many secret passages for smuggling. Whilst these have long since been sealed, The Hope Anchor retains an historic atmosphere. Relax beside a log fire in traditional snug bar, and spend your nights in a choice of fascinating rooms, including those with 4-poster beds and a even a separate 200 year old cottage. The hotel is a 3-star AA rated hotel and has an RAC food dining award. Please note that over bank holidays minimum stays are applied. Please search for 2 night stays across the following dates: 21st-24th March, 2nd-5th May, 23rd - 26th May, 22nd-25th August. Please search for 3 night stays across the following dates: 24th,25th,26th December.

Brighton Breeze Hotel - Situated in an excellent location, the Brighton Breeze is a boutique hotel in the heart of fashionable Kemp Town, only 20 metres from Brighton seafront. The Brighton Breeze Hotel is in a quiet spot between the trendy, cosmopolitan area of St James Street and vibrant St George Street. Kemp Town is a vibrant neighbourhood full of antique stores and great places to eat and drink, to suit all tastes and budgets. All rooms are contemporary and stylish, with a TV and en suite facilities. The central hub of Brighton offers unrivalled shopping opportunities and a multitude of independent cafes, bars and restaurants.

Princes Marine Hotel - This hotel offers spacious, comfortable en suite accommodation on the sea front, within walking distance of Brighton city centre. Half of the hotel rooms have amazing sea views over the English Channel and there is free wireless internet in all bedrooms and public areas. A free car park for up to 30 cars is available on a first-come, first-served basis. And after a day spent exploring, return to a hotel that offers all the luxuries you would expect from an established Best Western hotel. Enjoy a meal from the bistro or a relaxing drink from the bar, which both offer superb sea views. Visit the impressive, recently restored Royal Pavilion. Former home to 3 monarchs, there is a mix of Chinese and Indian architecture with opulent decoration within. Brighton's Museum and Art Gallery and Sea Life Centre are also well worth a visit.

Premier Inn Newhaven - Newhaven Premier Inn is between Eastbourne and Brighton, near to Newhaven Town Train Station and the A26. The hotel has all the features you'd expect from Premier Inn, including free parking, very comfortable rooms and an on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant that serves great-value pub meals in a family-friendly environment. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

The Star Inn - Reputed to be one of the country's oldest inns, it offers a unique blend of oak beams, open fires, an intimate atmosphere and traditional hospitality alongside the modern comforts of its well appointed guest accommodation. Originally built in the 13th century and known as 'The Star of Bethlehem' until at least 1520, the hotel was then run by the monks of Battle Abbey who offered shelter to friars and pilgrims on their way to the shrine of St Richard at Chichester. Today's traveller can be assured of an equally warm welcome right at the heart of the picturesque village of Alfriston. It is ideally located for walking the South Down's Way, visiting Glyndebourne, gentile Eastbourne, vibrant Brighton or for taking the Newhaven-Dieppe ferry. You can also enjoy golf, clay-pigeon shooting and horse riding in the area. Facilities include the Capella Restaurant for modern cuisine and a bar serving light meals and snacks.

Crossways Hotel - Set in the heart of the glorious Cuckmere Valley, this refined Georgian house is the ideal base for visits to Glyndebourne Opera House, Charleston Farmhouse (Bloomsbury Set) or walking the South Downs and Wealdway. Ideally situated for the nearby towns of Brighton, Lewes and Eastbourne, and for visiting the many National Trust properties and splendid gardens of Sussex, the hotel has created a warm and peaceful ambience in an area of natural beauty, with a well-kept garden. In the evenings you can relax with a meal in the elegant dining room. Using only fresh local produce, the kitchen serves a varied 4-course menu which changes every month.