Best Western Lansdowne Hotel

Description

The Best Western Lansdowne Hotel combines the elegance of the Victorian age with every modern facility. The same family has personally run this traditional seafront hotel for 84 years offering friendly, personal service. The Best Western Lansdowne Hotel was awarded the AA Courtesy and Care award in 1993, also RAC Merit awards for Hospitality, Service and Comfort in 1994, 1995, 1996 and again in 1997. Features include elegant lounges facing the sea, together with our attractive Regency bar, two Snooker and games rooms help to make the Best Western Lansdowne Hotel perfect for Masonic lodges, murder mystery and bowling group weekends. Specialising also in banqueting and weddings, The Lansdowne can make any occasion a very special one. Ideally situated for golf holidays, located on the seafront in this popular conference town, the Best Western Lansdowne Hotel is close to no less than three First Class golf courses plus 200 acres of parks and gardens. Shops and theatres are within a four-minute walk. Also available are 22 lock-up garages at a nominal charge. The Best Western Lansdowne Hotel is closed from 29th December to 19th January.

Credit Cards

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Hotel Amenities

Restaurant

Lounge

Full English breakfast included

Laundry and valet services

Elevator

Parking-charge

Lock-up garages available

Golf and bridge weekends available

Amenities

Bar

Hairdresser

Pets allowed

Restaurant

Cable television

Valet parking

Area Information

Local attractions, events, and activities

2.5 miles from Butterfly Museum

5 miles from Pevensey Castle - defending England for over 1500 years

8 miles from Drusillas zoo

10 miles from fishing, golf and tennis

10 miles from Alfriston, a charming little village.

13 miles from Newhaven Harbour, home to Newhaven Fort Museum, an exiting glimpse into England's dramatic wartime past.

15 miles from Battle Abby, this town was built on the site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066. After William the Conqueror's victory, he built the Battle Abbey in thanks to God for his success. Restaurants/Lounges On Premises:

The Devonshire Restaurant specializes in traditional English cuisine, offering a Table D'hÙte evening meal (4 courses and coffee). There is also a limited choice of ‡ la Carte dishes. Nearby Cities

17 miles from Hastings

23 miles from Brighton

65 miles from Dover

79 miles from London Transportation

1 mile from Eastbourne Railway Station

1 mile from Eastbourne Bus Terminal

40 miles from Gatwick International Airport

53 miles from Channel Tunnel

65 miles from Dover Ferry Terminal

60 miles from Heathrow International Airport

Directions

Located two kilometers south of town center on B2103 M25/A22 at the west end of seafront facing western lawns.

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