Hotels with Parking in Eastbourne

Very clean rooms and comfortable bed. Breakfast was great, all cooked nice and fresh and plenty of it. I’d definitely stay again without a doubt.

Probably the best hotel in Eastbourne, it has an old and classy feel to it. The rooms are decorated in a very European style and are very beautiful, with free mineral water, and a nesperesso capsule coffee machine. Eastbourne is a quiet town, the hotel is across the road to the sea, perfect for a 2-3 day seaside vacation here. Then no time to stay only one night, a bit regretful. Oh by the way, the bellman at the front desk was a cute old man with a very good service attitude. The hotel's buffet breakfast is a la carte + a small amount of buffet. The cutlery is all available, and the restaurant environment is unusually elegant. I didn't even dare to speak loudly to have breakfast here. Really good hotel, booked three months in advance for the price of 1900, value for money, lucky to stay one night, will always remember.

The holiday is very clean, the space is large, the separate bathroom with a bathtub, and the infrastructure is perfect. The parking space is very sufficient. It is also very convenient to drive to the seven sisters Baiya. It takes ten minutes to drive and walk to the city for about ten minutes. There is a very delicious breakfast and a good stay experience.

My husband and i had a nice stay. Perfect location as only accross the road to the theatre where we went that evening. Toiletries/Tea & Coffee available in room. The room was clean and the staff were friendly. Would stay again.

Had a fantastic stay and The Cherry Tree was amazing at providing dairy free options for my daughter who has a dairy allergy. Room and bed were super comfortable.

Overall, it was a really good experience. The staff were really nice, and the location was great. The only downside was that there was no air conditioning, and opening the window gets the bugs in. The walls weren’t soundproof either, so I was woken by the neighbours chatting and laughing at 4 am.

This was a last minute booking as we were stranded with cancelled trains. Service was friendly and very good. Room was clean though there was a missing piece of carpet in room 19 by the radiator and the chair in the room needed throwing out. A very strong smell of **** outside of room 19, I presume someone was smoking in one of the nearby rooms which wasn’t pleasant. Shower curtain was moldy in room 110 but the beds were decent and quite comfortable. Lots of bedding and towels provided and tea/coffee well stocked. Bunk bed frame in family room 110 was very squeaky and kept us up. And wall outside of the bathroom had a massive crack up it and ceiling stained with unsightly brown marks. Overall not bad considering we were stranded and options were minimal.

I stayed here to visit the Seven Sisters. The staff were very kind and helpful. It's about a 10-minute walk from the station, and I was able to drop off my luggage before check-in, which was super convenient for sightseeing. The room was also clean.

Grand hotel on the sea front. We had a sea-view room with balcony which was very large and newly decorated, but the absence of any pictures or wall art made the room feel a bit stark. By comparison the bathroom was quite small and felt very cramped. Comfortable bed and seating, so all was absolutely fine for our one night stay. Enjoyed our breakfast in the formal dining room overlooking the sea front.

Not used this hotel before but have stayed on the same road,not the most welcoming site on entering the building as front entrance stairs in poor state and full of cigarette ends.Reception service ok but was occasions when I came down and shouted and no one around,couldn't see a bell to ring either. Stairs and corridor on way to room seemed in poor state and a lot of the doors scratched and some damaged,lots of dirty linen just left lying about outside rooms.Had a single room which was on the small side but bathroom quite modern and had a bath,wooden floors with no rugs down,no hairdryer which is unheard of theses days.Had paid more for a 3rd night double room (just double bed in this case) as room too small and no room to walk around bed,bathroom very large but instead of a blind or curtain someone had put a shower curtain up at the window whilst the two windows in the room had two flimsy different curtains neither of which fitted. There was a distinct feeling that no women had any input in the place and only saw male staff when needed assistance .This accommodation is more suitable for single men booking at short notice as a cheaper option,the name Pearl and Pebbles gave me the thought of clean and bright which this was certainly not,wouldn't stay again