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The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel & Spa is a luxury grade II, boutique hotel offering bright rooms with free WiFi and a great central location, just a minutes’ walk from the beach.

In Brighton’s fashionable Kemptown, The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel & Spa is just a 5-minute walk from the famous pier. Designer shops and a choice of bars, restaurants and galleries are in the immediate area. Location is perfect for visiting the city. Great breakfast

Each room has an en suite bath or shower with hairdryer and luxury toiletries supplied. All have a flat-screen TV with DVD player, iPod dock and tea and coffee facilities.

Freshly cooked breakfasts feature homemade bread and sausages and home-cured bacon. Locally caught fish and free range eggs from a local farm are also used at The Old Rectory. EVERYTHING!! This hotel has a caring staff, clean & well stocked room, and beautiful property!!

Featuring a hot tub, Delightful 2 Bed Double Decker Bus with Hot Tub is located in Uckfield. This campground features a rooftop pool, a garden and free private parking. The property is non-smoking and is set 21 km from Glyndebourne Opera House. Such a quiet and calming place to stay, really easy to switch off. Sitting in the hot tub (with the bubbles off) looking up at the stars was incredible, I’ve never been able to see so many stars at night before. We also had the best nights sleep I think we’ve ever had.

Guests at the apartment can work out in the fitness room or relax in the spa and wellness centre, equipped with a steam room and an indoor pool. If you would like to discover the area, cycling is possible in the surroundings and Sea View Holiday Flat - Covehurst Bay can arrange a bicycle rental service. Convenient and excellent location, friendly staff and amazing facilities.

Guests at the holiday home can work out in the fitness room or relax in the spa and wellness centre, fitted with a hot tub and a steam room. The area is popular for hiking, and bike hire is available at Badgers Den - Covehurst Bay Holiday Cottage. The accommodation has an outdoor fireplace and a picnic area. Lovely cottage with great facilities. We appreciated the effort made by the hosts to make our stay special. Highly recommend this accommodation if you are looking to explore Hastings and the surrounding area.

Guests at the holiday home can work out in the fitness room or relax in the spa and wellness centre, fitted with a hot tub and a steam room. If you would like to discover the area, hiking is possible in the surroundings and Swallows Nest - Covehurst Bay Cottage can arrange a bicycle rental service. Perfect. Beautiful location and accommodation. Everything you need for a great holiday is here. Can’t recommend enough!

All our bedrooms are spacious and have either Twin beds, a Super King or an Emperor bed (in our Junior Suites only) as well as beautiful marble bathrooms/shower rooms, smart TVs and stunning views of the Sussex coast. The Junior Suites have both a walk-in shower and a double jacuzzi. Friendly, clean, good location,helpful

This magnificent 5-star hotel faces the beach from King Edward's Parade. It offers luxurious accommodation, 2 award-winning restaurants, and both an indoor and outdoor swimming pool.

The Health Club and Spa features a heated indoor pool and guests can enjoy treatments in the beauty salon. palace style fancy hotel at seaside with good outdoor pool and nice surroundings

Set in 1100 acres of beautiful Sussex countryside, this AA 4-star hotel has excellent leisure facilities and luxury rooms with stunning views of the 2 championship golf courses.

Horsted Spa offers indulgent treatments, a relaxation room and a 20-metre pool. There is also a sauna, aromatherapy rooms, spa bath and Technogym equipment. Everything. We enjoyed our stay so much. The staff was excellent, the room was clean and the spa facilities were great

Set amid 38 acres of woodland and gardens, 3 miles away from the historic towns of Hastings and Battle in East Sussex, the hotel is an ideal base to explore 1066 country.

The house was built in 1719 and remodelled substantially in 1776 by General Sir James Murray, who served under Wolfe and was later Governor of Quebec. He named the house Beauport after his summer residence in Canada. The staff was extremely friendly and very helpful.