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Where to stay in East Sussex
Best time: May-Sep. The weather is warm and ideal for outdoor activities and festivals.
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★ 3.9Cooden Beach Hotel
Cooden
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★ 3.9Ashdown Park Hotel & Country Club
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★ 3.9The Relais Cooden Beac
Cooden
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★ 3.9Premier Inn Uckfield
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Premier Inn Lewes Town Centre
Brighton Centre
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Premier Inn Brighton City Centre - North Street
Brighton Centre
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★ 3.7Premier Inn Eastbourne Town Centre
Seaside
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★ 3.5Travelodge Tunbridge Wells
Royal Wells Park
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East Sussex on the map
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East Sussex, like a local
Don't miss
- Brighton Pier: Iconic seaside attraction with rides and arcades.
- Seven Sisters Cliffs: Stunning chalk cliffs with breathtaking views and hiking trails.
- Bodiam Castle: Beautifully preserved medieval castle with picturesque surroundings.
- Charleston Farmhouse: Historic home of the Bloomsbury Group, showcasing unique art and culture.
- Rye: Charming medieval town with cobbled streets and antique shops.
Where to eat
- The Coal Shed: Renowned for its steak and seafood, using locally sourced ingredients.
- The Ginger Pig: Offers delicious, seasonal dishes with a focus on sustainability.
- Ramen Kazu: Authentic Japanese ramen in a cozy setting, loved by locals.
Do this
- Brighton Festival: Annual arts festival featuring music, theatre, and dance.
- Drusillas Park: Family-friendly zoo and adventure park with a variety of animals.
- Walking the South Downs Way: Iconic long-distance trail offering stunning views and nature.
Local tips
- Visit the Lanes in Brighton for unique independent shops and cafes.
- Check out local farmers' markets for fresh produce and artisanal goods.
- Take a picnic to the beach at Hove for a less crowded experience.
- Explore the hidden gardens in Lewes for a peaceful retreat.
Know before you go
Best time
May-Sep. The weather is warm and ideal for outdoor activities and festivals.
Getting around
Buses, trains, bicycles, and walking paths are the best ways to get around. Local buses connect towns, and trains link to London.
Airport
LGW
Language
English
Money
GBP. Credit cards widely accepted; small cash may be useful for markets.
Safety
East Sussex is generally safe, but standard precautions should be observed, especially in urban areas.
Quick answers about East Sussex
Where should I stay in East Sussex?
Popular areas include Cooden, Brighton Centre, Seaside. StayBotic lists 8 hand-picked stays in East Sussex. Tell the concierge your dates, budget and vibe and it recommends the one that fits, with live prices.
When is the best time to visit East Sussex?
May-Sep. The weather is warm and ideal for outdoor activities and festivals.
How do I get around East Sussex?
Buses, trains, bicycles, and walking paths are the best ways to get around. Local buses connect towns, and trains link to London.
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