Hotels near Bexhill, Bexhill-on-Sea

nice location, excellent service, comfortable rooms and great bathroom

The outside of the hotel is very scruffy, but this is because it is in the process of being refurbished. The rooms themselves were excellent, clean , modern (although the see through toilet door is a bit kinky in room 4.) Although being warned of the step inside the passageway to room 4 my wife tripped up it and the light needs improving or warning tape put on the step. We had to bring the date forward of our visit due to the impending death of a near relative and was very disappointed in having to pay a surcharge of £48.00 per room for the convenience of doing this although we believe the hotel did not have any reservations for these rooms, so could have waived the surcharge. We did not have occasion to eat at the hotel excepting for breakfast which was excellent.

With a stay at The George Hotel in Battle, you'll be just steps from Gardens and Battle Museum of Local History and Battle Abbey and Battlefield. This hotel is 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Church of St Mary the Virgin and 1.5 mi (2.5 km) from Battle Golf Club.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 23 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Exeter Entrepreneurs wholeheartedly and resoundingly endorses this magnificent establishment, a veritable oasis of innovation and comfort. Our evening within these hallowed walls was not merely a gathering; it was an unforgettable symphony of culinary artistry and strategic foresight. As we ventured into the culinary realm, preparing a sumptuous carbonara that would make even the most discerning Italian grandmothers nod in approval, the ambiance of the hotel room elevated our experience to celestial heights. The kitchen was outfitted with the finest utensils and appliances, ensuring our culinary journey was both seamless and enjoyable. But our evening was not solely about gastronomical delights. Amid the clinking of forks and the soft murmur of satisfaction, we delved into the depths of our future business affairs, each idea more luminous than the last, inspired undoubtedly by the room's luxurious comforts and the stimulating atmosphere of innovation that permeated the air. It was here, in this crucible of creativity and comfort, that we not only charted the future of our enterprise but also celebrated a milestone of academic achievement – the retrieval of Edmond's degree in Hastings, a testament to perseverance and intellect. The room itself was a masterpiece of design, blending elegance with functionality. Plush furnishings invited deep conversations, while the sweeping views of the city below inspired visions of future successes. The staff's attentive yet unobtrusive service ensured our every need was met with grace and efficiency, allowing us to focus on the matters at hand without a single worry. What an evening it was – a testament to the power of a perfect setting to inspire, rejuvenate, and facilitate the flow of ideas. To say we were satisfied would be an understatement. We left feeling invigorated, our spirits soaring with possibilities, and our palates thoroughly pleased. This establishment is not just a hotel; it is a beacon for the innovative spirit, a place where future leaders can convene, create, and celebrate. Exeter Entrepreneurs looks forward to many more evenings of such fruitful and enjoyable endeavors within its welcoming embrace.

Lipstick and rouge. On initial checkin, it looked ok. But we first noticed a spider, then lots of spider webs on one light. After removing the spider, we figured the bed was a little lumpy but nothing major. First night was initially quiet until the flat above came back. You can hear everything above. Walking around like you were in the basement of a farm house, voices… everything. So second night came back, found two very large spiders on the walls (talking full grown half a baseball sized spiders) killed them. Then put in ear plugs to sleep for the night. Several times woken by the loud banging of what i think was the opening and closing of doors. Though im not sure, then, after being unable to get back to sleep, removed the ear plugs to hear snoring from the room above. For the price paid, expected far more from this property. If those are not issues for you, then your good. Otherwise, you might want to go elsewhere. It was located in the heart of the town…

Been down a few times to Hastings and trying to find any decent hotel is difficult - it's just not a place most people want to go to on February - and I've been to a couple of shockers. So, at £ 100 for two nights I was expecting something to fail, but it didn't. OK, reception was a little perfunctory ”here's a key, off you go”, so no form to fill in, but had to ask for WiFi code. Paid a tenner extra for sea view, thus trading noise of traffic (wasn't that loud) for a riviera vista (sort of). TV, tea and coffee and most importantly, a half decent shower with two knobs, one for water, one for heat (why are others so complicated). Soap dispensers there. Unfortunately the bar was being refurbed.

The sea view room has a very good view and has a small attic. The price is really high, go out to the beach, the nearby restaurants are good! The boyfriend said that the first time in the UK, it was so cheap to live in such a big room. The room is old, but to be honest, all buildings in the UK are like this, and they are hundreds of years old.

Located in St Leonards-On-Sea, The Highlands Inn is within a 15-minute walk of St Leonards Gardens and Hastings Beach. This bed & breakfast is 17.5 mi (28.1 km) from Camber Sands and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Filsham Reedbed Nature Reserve.Enjoy recreation amenities such as karaoke or take in the view from a garden. Additional amenities at this bed & breakfast include complimentary wireless internet access, a picnic area, and barbecue grills.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 11 guestrooms.

It was a beautiful stay at Alexander. The room was nice and clean. Beautiful view of sea. Service was good.It was hot week when we visited, and there's no AC in room ,just had a little fan, and we had to open windows wide open that made a bit noisy at night. Breakfast was not on point, so don't include breakfast if you plan to visit. Near by so many other shops ,market and beach is on walking distance. It was all together nuce trip.

This hotel is run by a lovely couple/family who have been established here for 8 years. Made me very welcome from the outset and shared a pint or two at the local pub with the proprietor at the Tower pub thankfully only 100 foot away!!! They do cream teas that are open to the public as well and the Carrott cake is to die for.... After first sampling the Victoria sponge and lemon drizzle as well. Breakfast was amazing and with good ingredients sourced. Room was lovely with lovely maintained gardens.... There was a bonfire in the garden as it was autumn which I so desperately wanted to light and re kindle nostalgic childhood memories.... Of bonfire night. Thanks goes to my accommodating friendly hosts and I would without question definitely stay here again if in this area. A rare gem in a commercially driven world.