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Seaford – 3 hotels and places to stay
Stunning apartment
Stunning apartment offers accommodations in Seaford, 11 miles from Eastbourne Pier and 11 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking.
Studio 40 in Seaford
Studio 40 in Seaford offers accommodations in Seaford, 11 miles from Brighton Marina and 12 miles from Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Adventure Park.
Spacious Studio Cabin with Sea/ Downs views Sole Use of HotTub in Seaford
A recently renovated apartment, Spacious Studio Cabin with Sea/ Downs views Sole Use of HotTub in Seaford offers accommodations in Seaford.
Flint Barns, Rathfinny Wine Estate
Located in Alfriston, 1.2 mi from Drusillas Park, Flint Barns, Rathfinny Wine Estate has a number of amenities, including a garden, a terrace and free WiFi.
The Greenwich Rooms - Burger & Bird Bar & Restaurant
Located in Peacehaven, 5.3 miles from Brighton Marina, The Greenwich Rooms - Burger & Bird Bar & Restaurant has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Ye Olde Smugglers Inne
A traditional East Sussex inn in the South Downs, Ye Olde Smugglers Inne dates back to the 14th century and retains plenty of its original character.
The Rose Cottage Inn
Located in Selmeston, 5.7 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House, The Rose Cottage Inn provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a terrace.
Wingrove House
Wingrove House in Alfriston provides accommodations with a bar and a shared lounge. This country house features free private parking and daily room service.
Saltmarsh Farmhouse
Saltmarsh Farmhouse enjoys a location in West Dean, 11 miles from Glyndebourne Opera House and 14 miles from Brighton Marina.
Flint Lodge
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, 6 Flint Way offers accommodations in Peacehaven. The rooms include a TV. You will find a kettle in the room. Extras include free toiletries and a...
What Guests Said About Seaford:
- Scored 8.08.0
We would recommend the Salts Recreation ground and cafe.
We would recommend the Salts Recreation ground and cafe. Also the shops are excellent, and the town is not crowded. Our favourite place to eat was the Old Plough hotel, excellent roasts and menu with helpful staff. Children enjoyed outings to the local library, the train ride to Lewes castle, Drusilla's Zoo Park at Alfriston, and trips to Eastbourne Aquapark and Brighton Pier. The beach is not sandy and it is advisable to swim near the life guards.
HelenNew Zealand - Scored 8.08.0
A town by the sea as opposed to a seaside town and that’s...
A town by the sea as opposed to a seaside town and that’s what we liked, totally unspoilt. Quirky shops, good selection of cafes and about 4-6 restaurants open in the evening. Great sea views and walks: South Downs National Park, Alfriston, Cuckmere Haven and Beachy Head. Two golf courses. Town has a railway station (easy to get to Newhaven for the ferry, Lewes, Brighton, Eastbourne,Gatwick and London). Historical Martello tower has a small museum.SaraUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Very nice small town near the beach.
Very nice small town near the beach. This was a walk through memory lane as our children used to go to summer camp when they were little. We’re from Spain and really enjoyed the quite life at this peaceful townPititaSpain - Scored 8.08.0
Interesting location, good selection of coffee shops and...
Interesting location, good selection of coffee shops and eateries, easy access to seafront and beach (I’m used to sand so pebbles alarming but had been forewarned so brought appropriate footwear). Great walks and close to South Downs if wanted to explore further. Enjoyed early morning walks along seafront. Think only downside was the steepness of the pebbled beach, scrambling back up very difficult especially if mobility problems
SueUnited Kingdom - Scored 8.08.0
Seaford is very easy to navigate.
Seaford is very easy to navigate. There are plenty of shops< cafes, pubs and restaurants , but doesnt seem overcrowded. However our trip was out of season. The most impressive for us was the sea front. Easy to walk along and the stony beach, with a tide that didnt go out too farSue - Scored 8.08.0
We loved the proximity to Eastbourne where we were visiting...
We loved the proximity to Eastbourne where we were visiting a friend. We ate out and had some good food. The guest house was right next to a station and if we’d had more time we would have visited Newhaven or Brighton. Seaford is well-placed for some lovely tourist attractions.
KarenUnited Kingdom
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