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The Olde Forge Hotel
Hotel in Hailsham
The Olde Forge Hotel is located in Hailsham and features a garden, bar and on-site dining. The accommodations features luggage storage space and free WiFi. It was very very nice accomodation with very friendly and warm owners. I would deffinetly recommend this accomodation to anyone, not just couples.
The Crown Hotel
Hailsham
Located in the heart of Hailsham, The Crown Hotel offers a vibrant cafe, traditional bar and modern bedrooms, and is only a 20-minute drive from Eastbourne. Breakfast excellent location excellent
West Lodge B&B
Hailsham
West Lodge B&B is a bed and breakfast offering accommodations near Hailsham. Each accommodations at the bed and breakfast has a private en-suite, garden views and free WiFi. The location was great for our purposes - close to the main road but you feel like you are tucked away in the country. Seven Sisters (Birling Gap) is only 20 minutes drive, and worth seeing. Several restaurants close by. The bathroom was designed beautifully. The room was clean and we were given access to a fridge, milk, coffee, tea, etc. The room was large enough to store luggage and sit to do desk work. The highlight for us was the breakfast - absolutely outstanding food. The hosts were very helpful and interesting people.
Starnash Farmhouse
Hailsham
Set in Hailsham, 21 mi from Hastings, Starnash Farmhouse offers a garden and free WiFi. Guests at the bed and breakfast can enjoy a Full English/Irish breakfast. Starnash Farmhouse provides a... Comfy beds, friendly pets, fabulous breakfast with fresh homemade bread and a lovely country location! And Vicky is a wonderful host!
Warren Wood Country Park
Hailsham
Located in Hailsham, Warren Wood Country Park features free WiFi throughout the property. The rooms at the resort are fitted with a TV and a kitchen. Very well presented, very clean and warm!!
Little Oak Lodge
Hailsham
Little Oak Lodge is located in Hailsham. The property has free private parking. This air-conditioned vacation home features 1 bedroom, a flat-screen TV, and a kitchen. Little Oak Lodge was fab - modern, well equipped and very comfortable. You are welcomed by Jane on arrival and shown the lovely lodge including the wood burner. From then on, it was relaxation all the way and we were able to visit a couple of local places during the day. I will be back and can't recommend it enough. Thank you Jane for this lovely property
Charming 1-Bedroom Apartment near South Downs
Hailsham
Set in Hailsham in the East Sussex region, Charming 1-Bedroom Apartment near South Downs features a garden. Everything. Lovely location, clean, Fran & Rob were very friendly & helpful hosts. Comfortable bed. Great shower. would recommend and come again
Stunning Estate sleeps 22 private parking & garden
Hailsham
Located in Hailsham in the East Sussex region, Stunning Estate sleeps 22 private parking & garden features a garden.
Stunning 6 bedroom Farmhouse in Hellingly
Hailsham
Set in Hailsham in the East Sussex region, Stunning 6 bedroom Farmhouse in Hellingly has a garden.
Tudor View
Hailsham
Tudor View is set in Hailsham and offers a garden, a tennis court and barbecue facilities. The accommodations is 17 mi from Hastings.
What Guests Said About Hailsham:
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Hailsham has lots of cafes and some cute individual shops...
Hailsham has lots of cafes and some cute individual shops like Maybugs gift shop. Hays Cafe is great value and does a wide range of home cooked food. The staff are very friendly. Rajdoot Indian restaurant is also excellent. There are lots of facilities for a small town e.g. a cinema, a leisure centre, a bowling alley. Hailsham is a short pretty drive away from famous picturesque places like Alfriston, Cuckmere Haven, etc and so is a great base if you want to do walks over the South Downs. It’s also only a 40 min drive from Brighton but is much more affordable to stay in than Brighton.
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Michelham Priory was well worth the visit - very interesting...
Michelham Priory was well worth the visit - very interesting with attractive gardens and lovely tea room serving delicious home baked cakes and pastries. Callenders Restaurant in the High Street have a varied menu with a wide choice of dishes - our party of three enjoyed three courses cooked to perfection.
lindsey United Kingdom -
It's reputation is of a rough town.
It's reputation is of a rough town. We stayed there as circumstances dictated at the time. The pub's environment was grimy and unwelcoming. The welcome wasn't awful, a little mechanical yes, but the vibe was pervasive. The position right on the High Street was central, but the carpark behind was off-putting and noisy and threatening late at night. We would never choose to stay in the town or hotel again and would struggle to recommend it.
sasha United Kingdom -
If it’s not a Charity shop, it’s a hairdressers .
If it’s not a Charity shop, it’s a hairdressers . Went for a breakfast at the local Whetherspoons, and at 10:am there was already a lot of people consuming alcohol. It has the potential to be a delightful area , however the clearly obvious signs of a community struggling with alcohol issues was evident.
Su United Kingdom -
To many teenagers hang around outside,extremely intimidating...
To many teenagers hang around outside,extremely intimidating,not enough parking spaces, for pub,real worry,having to use a public car park,adjacent-to pub. Some staff getting drunk,in pm ,after work. Very active, load pub. Having said that, in middle of high stree
Susan United Kingdom -
Apparently there is a plan to tear down many old shops to...
Apparently there is a plan to tear down many old shops to make a modern indoor shopping mall. If you enjoy the old stores, as we do, you need to get there in the next year or so. The High Street and North Street are full of quaint stores and there is choice a plenty for coffee shops or fast food outlets, as well as a few restaurants.
Maurice Canada
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Hailsham
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The Crown Hotel
Hailsham
From $79 per nightOn the plus side the Crown is in a good location and situated in the town centre. Parking is limited and at the rear of the hotel. The staff were friendly and efficient. Access to the hotel rooms is via a side door meaning there is no need to go through the pub. The room was a good size with a large en suite. The furniture was new and had solid wood tops. The bed was comfortable and there was lashings of hot water. There was no background noise from the pub itself.
Richard Mercer United Kingdom -
Little Oak Lodge
Hailsham
From $257 per nightThis is a first class property, very well appointed and with a great deal of space. We particularly liked the welcoming touches by our host Jane, including a few essentials and snacks. The property was warm, clean and had all the equipment and facilities one could want. The quiet location was great for walking the dog from the doorstep and yet close enough to the Hailsham bypass to get out and explore easily. The Downs and coast are just a short drive away.
NEALE United Kingdom -
West Lodge B&B
Hailsham
From $98 per nightReally clean room with good facilities. Breakfast was excellent. It was perfectly located for our afternoon walk around Birling Gap (about 20 minutes drive) and our evening event at the Bisops Lion Hotel (that made us particularly pleased that we had chosen to stay at West Lodge B&B).
Tim United Kingdom -
From $101 per night
Quality little hotel, no faults whatsoever with my stay. Room was comfortable and the breakfast was spot on.
Michael United Kingdom -
Starnash Farmhouse
Hailsham
Amazing breakfast! Friendly hospitality. Friendly animals. Cozy accommodations.
Amy United States of America
