Best Hotels near Mothercare, Eastbourne

Great hotel with cozy British rooms. Hotel is located directly across from the beach!

It is just a short walk from the seaside, roughly 15 mins walk from the station. Very close to the sea and the staffs are really helpful! Many choices of British breakfast around, all within 5-10 walking distance.

We were as part of our wedding trip in Eastbourne, at Chatsworth Hotel. The location was directly at the sea/ pier. However, you were in a few minutes walk directly in the city center. The hotel itself has charm, the staff was always friendly and helpful. Very nice rooms. Specially the chair remains in mind. We would go back immediately, clear recommendation

Our first time at The View Hotel .. and we were not disappointed ! After arriving in the morning, Reception gave us a discounted parking ticket that allowed us to have parking directly outside the Hotel for just £2.00. After having a day out in Eastbourne Town, we returned to find that the sea view room that had been allocated to us ( Room 712 ) had excellent views of the sea and the Pier. We found the whole Hotel to be clean, tidy and modern - and the same applied to our room. We loved the location of the View Hotel, as we were within 10 min walking distance of the town and local bars and restaurants. Breakfast was excellent with a really good variety and we had a lovely view of the sea from our breakfast table. One of the best breakfasts that we have had in a Hotel in a long time. All staff were really helpful and accommodating and that was really appreciated. Full credit to Claire Prysor-Jones and the View Hotel Team for making out stay a really pleasurable experience and we will certainly be returning again and have no hesitation in recommending this Hotel to others.. Rob & Angela - We had fun at Planet Golf (on the Pier) - Glow In The Dark Crazy Golf - We had a nice meal and enjoyed the live music at The Belgian Cafe - Visited the Wish Tower Memorial - Next to the Wish Tower .. Bistro Pierre ( great menu / food at a good price / lovely views)

By a country mile, The Port is the best hotel in Eastbourne, for me. It is also one of my favourites in the whole of the UK. Friendly, professional staff. The whole experience is seamless. the aesthetic is unique and absolutely pitched perfectly. peaceful, beautiful, and highly enjoyable. the bar is stocked and curated to exactly my taste. Location - perfect Parking - easy Menu & kitchen- Excellent.... whoever is on the crew in the kitchen - you are smashing it out of the park consistently - try the lobster roll, essential eating when you are there. The Port is a Belter, if you need to be in Eastbourne - book it, you will not be sorry. Thanks again to the teams for consistently delivering an excellent stay.

Hotel is in a great position with only a road between it and the sea.Parking in the road outside is by permit which you can buy at reception for £2 per day.If you have a blue badge parking is free.Free parking is also available in lots of side streets but in high season could be tricky. To get into the hotel you have to climb 5 very steep steps so if you have mobility problems this is not the hotel for you.There are also steps inside to get to the dining room.There are two very small lifts which can help you miss out some of the stairs but not all. The staff on reception were all very polite and knowledgable.We were a bit disappointed that there were no leaflets telling you where to go or what to do but the local tourist board are perhaps not up to speed after the winter. It is a very old building and upstairs is like a warren of one person wide corridors. As we were paying a very competitive price for our four day stay we had no great expectations for our room which was just as well.The bedroom was very small just large enough for a double bed single wardrobe and a dressing table with one chair.The bathroom also was very small with a tiny shower based on a high plinth which made it impossible for anyone not fully mobile to get into. However the bed was very comfortable and the bedding was clean and fresh.We were given plenty of clean towels and the tea,coffee etc were refilled daily. Renovations were ongoing whilst we were there so maybe our room was still to be done. The dining room staff were amazing ,efficient polite and speedy.Breakfast was the usual hotel fare with plentiful tea and coffee and hot food served to the table. The evening meal had four choices for each course definitely not cordon blue but perfectly edible.There was no opportunity to buy wine in the dining room but always a jug of water on the table and as much tea and coffee as you want. We would definitely stay here again but would ask about a room upgrade.

So this place was extremely disappointing! To say dated is being polite. We had booked a 4 night stay. Firstly we arrived and my husband had ti go find parking down a busy main road which you have to pay extra for daily. I took myself to the room only to find the smallest room I've ever seen with the smallest window, it was no bigger than a broom cupboard with the smallest window and it was so hot! There was no fan! I found out later that you have to ask for a fan! Why not leave them in the room when it's hot? It's been the hottest summer. As soon as my husband arrived, he was also little shocked and how small the room was so I called down to reception to find out if they had any bigger rooms and maybe a sea view and luckily there was one avaliable. Of we was staying just a night then I would have made the best of it. It cost another £80 for the upgrade. We went through to the bigger room with a sea view and the lady on reception brough us a fan! It becomes apparent how dated this hotel really is when the pillows on the bed are like rocks. The mattress protector is just old throws layer under the sheets. The bed was two singles pushed together and two single duvets. The beds are old and lumpy. Bearly slept over the 4 nights. The bathroom was terrible! I'm 5ft 3in and the shower over the bath was too low for me. There was hardly any water pressure. There was stains in the old tin like bath. The toilet roll was a tissue paper dispenser. Some random tiles place over the old white tiles over toilet which looked so out of place. Nowhere to put anything in the bathroom. I won't even start with the off coloured grouting. Two plugs in the whole room so had to keep uploading things whenever we used the kettle! One evening when we returned I went to use the small lift and it was full of cleaning stuff! Another occasion when leaving the room we nearly feel over the cable to the hoover which was plugged across our door and the cable was about a foot of the floor and cleaning supplies all over the floor! This hotel has nothing, no charm, no personal touches. With so many hotels in Eastbourne you'd think you'd want to stand out but I don't think anyone's cared about this place since the 80s. I don't tend to complain but for the price it wasn't worth it, you are paying for the location and not a decent room. The lady who upgraded us was lovely, she was the only good point to this place. I did laugh at the ”no smoking in this vehicle” sticker on the bath of the bathroom door.

Upon reading past reviews, we wasn't expecting much, we arrived on the first day of the hotel reopening, well, partial reopening, and must say, compared to the images online, the hotel is on another level, smarter, clean, lovely furnishings. We was the first in the room, first to use the new furniture, first to use the new really big smart tv. When we arrived, we was greeted by the Manager, Ashley, who explained everything so clearly to us, from what's happening in the hotel, what we booked, what we can do, and the local area. A little slow to start with, but wasn't his fault, apparently a new system was implemented and he was training another staff member, we was happy to wait as we did arrive the moment they reopened their doors. Also, the team are lovely, friendly and very accommodating, nothing was too little or too big. Breakfast was amazing, pastries, yoghurt, cheese, beverages, fruit etc, again we was hosted on by Ashley, and guess what.....we was checked out by Ashley too, smooth checkout, he asked us how our stay was and wished us a good day, what an asset he is, and such a friendly and funny gentleman. We will definitely recommend and return. Do not worry about negative reviews, we really enjoyed our stay here.

Hotel stay was comfortable and excellent for a short stay. Hotel looks old and has an ancient lift, but overall is well maintained and the room is clean and great. Toilet may be a bit cramp and the shower head is leaking causing water to splash out from the bathtub and flood the toilet floor. Location is good as it faces directly to the sea and is 15 mins walk away from the train station. However, there was no bottled water provided and the kettle looks filthy with a white layer coated on it, but the staff was friendly and provided hot water upon request at the reception. Beside that, the overall stay was pleasant and the room is clean.