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Eastbourne and Brighton
The delightful resort of Eastbourne enjoys a glorious location, sheltered by the rolling South Downs, with lines of colourful deckchairs along the promenade. From here, we’ll visit attraction-packed Brighton with its elegant pavilion, relaxing beach and historic shopping area, and discover medieval Lewis, ancient Hastings and quaint Rye.
5 days from £279pp
Single Room Supplement from £109pp
Book NowYour Tour Includes
- 4 nights hotel with English breakfast
- 4 evening meals
- Local joining points
- Porterage at the hotel
Itinerary
Overview
Local departure by coach or Home Connect service, then on to Eastbourne and our hotel for four nights.
Includes Dinner
Overview
Visit bustling Brighton, a popular seaside resort offering a wonderful mix of regency heritage and specialist shops. George IV fell in love with Brighton, and the city has been a magnet for visitors in search of fun and fresh sea air! Explore the Regency squares, admire the iconic Royal Pavilion or take a stroll along the famous pier.
From Brighton, we continue on and visit medieval Lewes. Nestled amongst the South Downs, old English churches and a maze of tiny alleyways offer a true glimpse into the bygone story of Lewes.
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Includes Dinner
Included Highlights
Brighton
Lewes
Overview
Relax in Eastbourne and explore at leisure. Enjoy the fresh, crisp air, award-winning sandy beaches and Victorian pier.
Or, why not join our optional excursion to Alfriston? Located on the banks of the Cuckmere River, there is a lot to admire in this village, from the medieval narrow high street to the Clergy House and imposing St Andrew's Church.
We will also pass awe-inspiring Beachy Head – the highest chalk cliffs in Britain.
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Optional Excursions
Alfriston and Beachy Head
2023 £10.00
2024 £11.00
The optional excursions will be available to book during your tour.
Prices are per person and are subject to change. Payment will be in sterling (cash payments only).
Overview
Excursion visiting ancient Hastings, where the popular seaside attractions along the glorious seafront sit alongside the fascinating history of this wonderful town. Lying beneath the ruins of the castle that has cast a watchful eye over the town for almost 1,000 years, there's so much to explore here.
We continue to call at Rye, once a medieval citadel and now home to a myriad of art, curiosities and cosy pubs.
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Included Highlights
Hastings
Rye
Overview
Return home.
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Accommodation
You will stay for four nights at the either the 3-star Burlington Hotel or 3-star Best Western York House Hotel in Eastbourne.
Burlington Hotel
Set in a beautiful Victorian building near the promenade, the Burlington Hotel is the perfect choice for any Eastbourne holiday. The hotel boasts stunning sea views which can be enjoyed from the restaurant, bar and coffee lounge, all of which offer great and varied menus. With enchanting décor, comfortable rooms and a friendly, sociable atmosphere, guests are guaranteed to enjoy a relaxing stay. Also a popular choice for its central location, the world-famous Carpet Gardens, Redoubt Fortress, iconic Eastbourne Pier and the town centre all within a short 10-minute walk.Location: Grand Parade, Eastbourne, BN21 3YN
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Hotel Facilities
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General
- 3 Star
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Lift
Room
- TV
- Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
- Hairdryer
- Extra Pillows and Blankets
Service
- Safe Box in Reception
- 24 Hour Front Desk
- Free WiFi (Public Areas)
Accessibility
- Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
- Wheelchair Access
Food & Drink
- Vegetarian Meals
- Gluten Free Menu
- Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
- Vegan Menu
Hotel
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Lift
- WiFi Available
Best Western York House Hotel
An elegant Victorian 3-star hotel that enjoys a seafront location and a pleasant stroll from Eastbourne's pier and town centre. With the South Coast literally on your doorstep, the Best Western York House Hotel is the ideal base with lots to see and do around Eastbourne. Why not have a drink on the unique open-air verandah before sampling the modern British food served in the Verandah Bar & Restaurant where you can soak up the panoramic sea views whilst enjoying your cooked breakfast or evening meal. Relax in our comfortable lounges and don't forget to bring your swimwear for the indoor heated pool.Location: 14-22 Royal Parade, Eastbourne, BN22 7AP
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Hotel Facilities
Need further information? Fill in our enquiry form and we'll get back to you as soon as we can
General
- 3 Star
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Indoor Swimming Pool
- Lift
Room
- TV
- Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
- Hairdryer
- Non-Smoking Rooms Available
- Telephone
- Shower or Bath
- Free Wifi
Accessibility
- Disabled Rooms Available
Service
- Room Service Available
- 24 Hour Front Desk
- Dogs Allowed on Request
Hotel
- Swimming Pool
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Lift
- WiFi Available
Single Room Supplements
Single Room Supplement from £109
Reviews
3.1 Out of 5 ( 16 Reviews )
Reviews
Quality
3.1 / 5
Value for Money
3.2 / 5
Mrs laura thomas, 11 hours ago
The food ok scrabble egg every morning for breakfast no fried egg or boiledtowels was no changed of towels or bedding from Monday to Friday I won't be going again thank you Mrs laura thomas
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Margaret Marshall, 13 hours ago
Worth the extra payment for the sea view, especially for two elderly ladies with limited mobility. Downside was the lack of a shelf or similar in the bathroom. Room cleaned, and restocked on request, was something new, but worked well. Friendly and helpful staff in all areas of the hotel. Can’t comment on trips. Would go again.
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Kenneth Mowat, 1 day ago
Hotel was good , coach and driver were excellent
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Jean, 1 day ago
I can't fault Shearings, the driver or the tours. Probably a bit more info needed on the tours to explain where the best place to visit in the 3hrs you were left to enjoy your visit. The hotel well a different matter, it was dire, the room was okish, the bathroom disgusting. The Porterage was a bloke in overalls covered in what looked like paint and scruffy. I wouldn't visit that hotel again
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Susan Titford, 0 years ago
Coach and travel good, outings good, but could have spent less time in Hastings. Burlington Hotel. Food good, staff helpful, BUT I think it is a mistake to book guests into a hotel in winter, when you know the central heating is not working. When we arrived our room was cold, however, a portable radiator was supplied for the room, but the bathroom had no heating. Room had not been cleaned properly when we arrived. Needed upgrading, and altogether a depressing room.
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