Just over an hour or so from London, East Sussex is a beautiful county and plays host to one of Britain’s most popular seaside cities – Brighton. Boasting picturesque coastlines and sweeping countryside with the rolling green hills of the South Downs and the beautiful Ashdown Forest, East Sussex has much to offer any visitor and is a joy to live in for any resident. Brighton is the main focus along the East Sussex coast, a vibrant city whose legendary leisure pier is a British icon. Visit the Brighton Pavilion or take a stroll along the coast to the pretty Brighton Marina, whilst the Lanes are a veritable haven for shoppers with winding alleys filled with shops and boutiques. Head east down the coast from Brighton and discover Eastbourne, a regency seaside town with a more tranquil ambience and further east still, enjoy the sights of the 1066 landscape of Hastings with its charming seafront and castle ruins.
A truly beautiful Victorian hotel with modern facilities overlooking the seafront in Brighton.
READ MOREAfternoon tea on Duke Street at Browns Brasserie & Bar. A wonderful treat from only £25 per person.
READ MOREThe High Tea menus at Ashdown Park Hotel & Country Club are award-winners.
READ MOREThe East Sussex National is set in 1,100 acres of rolling English countryside.
READ MOREAn icon on the Brighton restaurant scene, Terre a Terre offers a delightful vegan afternoon tea.
READ MOREJust when you thought Brighton could not get any more chic, Malmaison comes to town!
READ MOREAfternoon Sussex Cream Teas at The Grand, Brighton are rumoured to be the best in the country.
READ MOREThe Brighton Harbour Hotel is moments away from the Lanes and has superb views over the iconic seafront.
READ MOREDining at the Beachside Restaurant at the Cooden Hotel is always a special experience.
READ MOREBook a table for afternoon tea at the Grand Hotel in Eastbourne, served daily in the Great Hall.
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