Lodges in Eastbourne

"Staff was very helpful and nice,nice place,clean hotel and nice to spend time to relax."

"My virw was at the back but it was so lovepy to sit in the lonby or evdn javd breakfast lookkng out of thd windws"

"Friendly staff and delicious breakfast. A great stay!"

"The Hotel da Vinci's location was excellent, both for the seafront and for the theatres, heading into the centre of town for the restaurants and bars. Howard Square was nicely off the beaten track, very quiet with onstreet parking for which the hotel offered guests complimentary permits. My room was huge, if a little 'tired", decoratively speaking, but everything was very clean. Very happy with my stay, thank you!"

"Breakfast was superb with lots of choice. Lovely that fans were provide in our room due to the very hot weather."

"Lovely hotel with everything you need from views, to clean rooms, mini fridges, comfy beds. The staff are very polite. Good bar and seating areas. Perfect location too."

"Good value for money / very quiet and well located for the pier and beach - only criticism was that the bed was too soft for me - would stay here again though"

"Staff helpful and polite"

"Hote was a good position overlooking sea That was its only redeeming feature"

"Great location on the seafront - pack your swimmers for a quick dip. The rooms are clean, comfy and well appointed. Excellent shower in the room we had. The fresh milk on check in is a great touch. The team on check in and check out were very helpful and polite"

"Aside from the room that is extremely hot as we were given the room that os facing directly the afternoon sun so it’s unbearably hot though we didn’t bother to escalate it anymore cause we are out most of the day anyway the rest of the service ,like the staff ,facilities and location are really good ."

"Lovely aparthotel, very clean in a perfect location just about 12-15 mins to town and even closer to the beach, staff members were very accommodating and friendly. Overall we had a lovely and relaxed stay after our long walk through to Birling Cap and Beachy Head."