Picturesque quiet destination for a relaxing time. Serene walking trails and delicious food at…read moreSaltmarsh cafe and rooms

This used to be a great place to stay before getting the ferry to Dieppe, how things change in a…read moreyear. The location is still good but the hotel is now no longer cyclist friendly and the person reception is anything but helpful or friendly. What a shame, this could be such a good little hotel. Be warned if you are staying here with a bike it has to now be kept outside. Premier Inn should know better.

Typical chain of travel hotels, situated next to a pub, always seems to be busy. Rooms clean and…read moretidy, staff cheerful and happy to help. An ideal stopover perhaps if waiting to board the ferry. No frills really, but ok for the odd night.

Housed in a lovely 16th century townhouse, this large hotel and restaurant is unsurprisingly…read morepopular as a venue for weddings and conferences, as well as with regular guests. We had Sunday lunch in the panelled room, whose walls are lined with stunning period carved oak wood panels, featuring various classical figures and contemporary Jacobean motifs. The menu is very swish, featuring dishes such as seared scallops, petit sale, smoked roe and salmon blini, with horseradish cream and gressingham duck breast, caramelised red chicory, with hazelnut dressing, but considering how good it is, it is extremely reasonably priced - only £15.50 for two courses, £19.50 for three. I had hamhock and pickled walnut terrine to start, followed by guineafowl and dumplings, and finished with a salt caramel chocolate pudding which was damn good. The service was attentive, and the presentation of the food was great, my terrine came attractively arranged on a slate platter. I didn't see any of the rooms, but if you are looking for a place to go for a special meal I would strongly recommend Pelham House. The garden has a slightly Mediterranean feel with lots of sculptures and some palms, and a dovecot adds charm to the courtyard car park, although it seems to house a rather lonely solitary dove.

Stayed here on Friday night for my husband's 40th birthday. A lovely hotel, lots of character and…read morelovely garden. Staff were really helpful, prior to the stay and also whilst there - even wished husband happy birthday a few times and gave us complementary coffee after dinner. Our room (no. 40) was beautifully decorated - recently too and was very clean (no view though, overlooked the roof). Comfy bed. Dinner was excellent and great value at £25 for 3 courses. Bar staff attentive and friendly. Would stay again for sure. Only 2 niggles which are small - first being they could use frosted lower windows in the room we stayed in - no net curtains, therefore people in corridor opposite could see straight in, also, no breakfast menu in room even though they gladly provide breakfast in room - resulted in amusing 10 minute phone call to reception re what we could order. I would definitely stay again, short walk from station too.

The White Lion Hotel is one of my favorite watering holes, so I'm slightly biased. However, I've…read morestayed there twice, and both times have been pleased with the staff, accommodations, food and the pub. It is within easy walking distance of downtown Seaford and the train station.

These people do the best cream tea in the world. Everything is home made and their black currant…read morejam is to die for. They have really nice parlours inside and gorgeous gardens that are heavenly in summer. They even have their own parking space which is a godsend in Lewes.

My wife and I have stayed at this hotel 4 times in recent years, we come every time we visit the…read moreCharleston Farmhouse in Lewes. It is a wonderful hotel on a lovely location. The beds are comfortable, the staff are friendly, the food is high quality and we would highly recommend that you choose Shelleys.

I stayed here for 5 nights. I stayed in a double room on the 3rd floor for 3 nights, and a single…read morefor 2 nights (only reason because it was cheaper). The double room is nice, has fresh towels and complimentary toiletries in the en suite. TV with good signal and a set of drawers. The decor is a little more updated than the rest of the hotel. The bed is comfortable and everywhere is clean. Brilliant! The single room - Doesn't have an en suite, it just has a sink. Which I found rather odd! instead there is a shared bathroom down the hall which is small and doesn't really have a light (it does but it's more like a night light). The wallpaper was hanging off above the bed, and the carpet needed vacuuming. There was a lot of hair on the floor, my toes got tangled in it... I thought chewbacca was the last customer! Haha but other than that, the room was fine. The rooms themselves are quite small, but it's enough if all you are doing is sleeping there and going out for the day. Both rooms supply you with enough tea/coffee/hot choc to last at least 2 nights! And refill them each day even if you did use it all! But where this hotel shines, is it's breakfast!! Each morning, come downstairs, sit at the table that is designated to your room and breakfast is included in the price! There's a lot to choose from, I had cereal, 4 slices of white toast (with selection of condiments), Apple juice, pot of tea (enough for 3 cups) and a full English... Yes I know... That's a big breakfast! I'm not ashamed! The full English is amazing! Best I've had! The staff are really nice and friendly, approachable with any questions you may have. I would happily stay here again, but there is a big difference in quality between single rooms and double rooms. So I'd stay in the double! especially when there isn't much of a price difference.

From the owner: Jane & Martin Home and the staff welcome you to their family run B&B in Seaford.read more

If you want to treat yourself to a special night out that you maybe can't afford but think 'who…read morecares, put it on the credit card'. Then book a table here (and a room afterwards if you really want to push the boat out). It's a beautiful looking building and the interior is as impressive. The service is in no way snobby or snooty but this is a double rosette restaurant so its top quality. The menu is set at around £40 for three courses including coffee and petit fours which isn't too much of a shock but when you add on wine and service its not cheap. Try the Terrine of Sussex Pheasant to start and if you love your game, the game pie here is exquisite.