Top Hotels in Saint Leonards

Explore 14 Saint Leonards hotels and find the perfect stay, from landmark locations and luxury hotels to boutiques with convenient access to top attractions.

The Bank Hotel & Bistro
7.9 (59 reviews)

The Bank Hotel & Bistro ★★★

📍 28-29 Grand Parade, Saint Leonards

"location is very good for beach, restaurant, train station. room is nice size and quiet."

Royal Victoria Hotel
7.6 (104 reviews)

Royal Victoria Hotel ★★★

📍 Marina, Saint Leonards

"It's really just average."

Grand Hastings
7.0 (70 reviews)

Grand Hastings ★★

📍 1-2 Grand Parade, Hastings, Saint Leonards

"What a gem this place was to bring us back to the 80’s/90’s style. The host was such a character and so polite with stories to tell! The place was spotless and we loved the fact the decor reminds us of how our homes styles were when we were growing up! Loved the history of the place & certainly would come back again. We were lucky to be given a seaview room & it was nice to be woken up with a beautiful sunrise."

Highlands Hotel and Bar
6.2 (48 reviews)

Highlands Hotel and Bar ★★★

📍 1 Boscobel Rd, Saint Leonards

"Friendly welcoming staff"

Lovely beachfront Apartment with private courtyard
9.4 (43 reviews)

Lovely beachfront Apartment with private courtyard ★★★

📍 Saint Leonards

Tower House 1066
7.2 (613 reviews)

Tower House 1066 ★★★★

📍 28 Tower Rd W, Saint Leonards

"Good location, paid £8.50 extra for breakfast. Advised breakfast was served 8am to 9:30am Room very cold on arrival, did not get warm until late evening. Not helped by large window not closing properly so gap letting cold wind in. Had to use towels to try and close the gap. Went down for breakfast at 8am, no one around, waited until 8:40 when owners arrived. Apologised for delay -would have been polite to let me know no one would be available until that time. "

Hastings House
8.4 (46 reviews)

Hastings House ★★★★★

📍 9 Warrior Square, Saint Leonards

"We recently spent a long weekend at the B&B in August, with a group of six, booking the three Superior Sea View Rooms at £170 per room per night. Unfortunately, I must echo the sentiments of some recent reviews; we found it to be lacking in value for the price. Beverley was very accommodating during our booking process and allowed us to check in earlier than the standard time, which we appreciated. We were aware from prior reviews about the narrow staircase leading to the rooms, so that was not a surprise. The size of the rooms was decent, but that was where our satisfaction ended. The decor felt dated, with chairs and sofas covered in sheepskins and throws, which detracted from a fresh and inviting atmosphere. While the windows could be opened, the presence of seagulls and pigeons made it impractical to leave them unattended. A mesh screen would be a great addition, allowing the guests to enjoy fresh air at night during the summer, as the small ventilators provided were insufficient for proper ventilation. As someone who is 1.70m (5.6 feet) tall, I found it quite a stretch to reach the roller blind chain. Thankfully, the other five members of our party were taller, but it might pose a challenge for shorter guests. The complimentary toiletries consisted of a hand soap and a shower gel from Lidl. While I have nothing against Lidl products, I expected more from a B&B that markets itself as luxury. At the very least, I anticipated branded toiletries and a separate shampoo or a 2-in-1 product rather than just a shower gel. Additionally, one of the bathrooms was missing a spare toilet roll, which was disappointing. Upon entering the B&B, we noticed a distinct smell from the two resident dogs, particularly in the ground-level area where the breakfast room is located. This was not the welcoming atmosphere we had hoped for. The breakfast experience was perhaps the most disappointing aspect of our stay. The options included a cooked breakfast, scrambled eggs with salmon, pancakes with fruit, as well as cereal + yogurt + fruit. Typically, even in more budget-friendly B&Bs, guests can mix and match cereals and fruits with other choices, but that was not the case here. The fruit provided was limited to bananas and grapes, which felt underwhelming, especially during the summer when a wider variety is available. While the cooked food was acceptable, it was nothing to write home about, and the pancakes were clearly not homemade. Toast was served with butter and two small jars of marmalade, but there were no options for different types of bread or pastries like croissants as shown on some of the photos. The only juice available was orange, poured from a long-life carton into a jug that barely provided enough for all six of us to have a small glass. Coffee and tea were also offered, but overall, the price we paid did not align with the quality and variety of what we received. We left feeling that our expectations, especially for a luxury B&B, were not "

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Couple
The Bank Hotel & Bistro ★★★
"We had a big size room, very clean, it was a pleasant stay.WeI will choose this hotel again when in Saint Leonards-on-sea."
★★★★★
2026-02-02
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CN Saisaidexiaogenban

Couple
Royal Victoria Hotel ★★★
"This price is already very good"
★★★★★
2023-09-29
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GB Guest User

Solo traveler
Grand Hastings ★★
"Very courteous older gentleman was staffing the hotel solo, doing check-in on pen and paper. The hotel is very much a traditional seaside hotel, with stairs up, down, round and sideways. The single room I booked was good value for money, although I sadly have to report that the toilet hadn't been flushed properly by its last occupant and this somehow went unnoticed by the cleaner."
★★★★★
2026-07-20
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Couple
Highlands Hotel and Bar ★★★
"Bathroom was not cleaned"
★★★★☆
2025-07-05
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Ed L

Solo traveler
Tower House 1066 ★★★★
"Not so long ago, I stayed at the Tower House Hotel 1066, in St Leonards.  In all the time I have been travelling (and that is a good many years!) I cannot recall ever having left a negative review of a hotel or guest house, where I have stayed.  It is not something I like to do.  However, the Tower House Hotel, definitely deserves one.  The worst part was that they tried to charge me for something I had already paid for and I have come to the view, their action, was deliberate.  I had made a direct booking and this was done online.  Initially, I paid a £50.00 deposit and that was fine - no issue there.  Upon arrival at the hotel, I was due to pay the balance due and that is what I did by way of my credit card.  Curiously, I was told, when the payment went through, that no receipt was possible from the card machine.  I then asked for a hand written receipt and my request was met with silence.   I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt and later, checked my credit card account online.  I could see the payment had gone through, so left it at that. However, on the day of departure and later that day, I received an email from the hotel requesting that I pay the balance due and that it be done immediately via a link they included with the message.  By reply. I advised them I had paid the amount upon my arrival at the hotel.  Additionally, I sent a screen print from my credit card account, which clearly showed a named payment made to the hotel for the exact amount due.  I later received a very brief reply from the hotel basically saying a receipt would be sent to me.  No receipt ever arrived and I chased a number of times for it.  Each time I sent a chase message, it was ignored.  I think this shows what they must think of the customers.  Clearly, the hotel thought I would pay twice but I don't fall for that kind of trick.   In regards to the room I had, it was very small and some would say, cramped.  I doubt there was enough room to swing a cat.  The cleaning wasn't great as there was dust in some corners, I had to deal with a few spiders - a couple of which were in the recessed wardrobe (certainly not where you want to find any!) and a few high up near the ceiling, and in my time there, the shaver light in the toilet/shower room didn't work, the showerhead, which fitted into an alarmingly wobbly attachment on a plastic pipe, attached to the  wall, looked like it may come apart almost at any moment, a neighbour next door decided to play his guitar, at times and my room (which overlooked the back and the rear seating / garden area of the hotel) had on one warm night, people talking loudly until just before midnight - no early night for me on that occasion.   To top it all, one day, I even found a grass hooper in the shower cubicle - it went for a swim down the toilet.  I had stayed for a few days last year and decided to give the hotel another go.  I worked on the assumption that things may have improved but it was not the case.  In fact, th"
★★★★☆
2025-10-19
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Tracy S

Couple
Hastings House ★★★★★
"Stayed for 2 nights. The room was delightful, clean. The bed was so comfortable. Mini bar in the room along with a selection of tea, coffee and hot chocolate. The breakfast was made to order so was hot and tasty. A varied breakfast menu. I had contact with management before my visit so we knew we had somewhere to park the car and not have to worry about parking. Would definitely recommend to anyone and would go back again."
★★★★★
2023-08-30

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Number of reviews

504

Total properties

14

Weekday Avg. Price

S$ 211

Weekend Avg. Price

S$ 249

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