Eastbourne
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Lying in the heart of Sussex and 1066 country, Eastbourne is ideally situated for exploring the wealth of history and beautiful countryside of England's South East coast. Eastbourne is one of the most popular seaside resorts in the UK, with its distinctive bandstand and pier, and five miles of beach-side promenades. Or if you prefer shopping to strolling along the beach, Eastbourne's town centre boasts high street names as well as quirky independent shops, from
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Located opposite the pier, the Afton Hotel is centrally situated with a level walk to the promenade and only two minutes from the main shopping centre. This hotel has 56 ensuite rooms with central heating and TV facilities, and has lift and stairs to all floors. It boasts a spacious restaurant, two well-stocked bars and airconditioned ballroom. For further information visit www.aftonhotel.co.uk |
The Cumberland Hotel is located on the seafront, overlooking the promenade and bandstand. There are 72 ensuite rooms with TV and tea/coffee making facilities, and has a lift to all floors. Its main features include the Wordsworth restaurant, and evening entertainment in the Cumberland Suite. For further information visit www.hotelcumberland.co.uk |
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The Best Western York House Hotel has over 80 ensuite rooms, superb dining room and swimming pool. The Verandah Bar is Eastbourne's only remaining open-air verandah and overlooks the beach. This Victorian hotel is just 400 yards from the pier and close to the town centre. For further information visit www.bw-yorkhouse.co.uk |
