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Bexhill is our happy place. We go to Bexhill whenever we can. It is clean, quiet and the people are very friendly, we absolutely love Bexhill. Lots of great places to eat. A great base for trips out to lots of places, historical eg Pevensey Castle, Battle Abbey Rye etc; other seaside destinations eg Eastbourne, Hastings and Brighton. Theatres in Eastbourne and Bexhill’s own De La Warr centre.

We were there to visit family, and this was not our first visit to Bexhill, however, there are lots of neat places to visit, a good variety of restaurants and cafes, shopping and easy accessibility either by walking or public transport. Great little town and well worth a visit.

Bexhill is a lovely quiet town with a fabulous prom. The stone beach is fabulous and great for walking along.. The town has many cafes, restaurants and good pubs along with nice shops and charity shops to mooch around. There is also a large out of town Marks and Spencer a couple of miles away. The train station is central and there is a good service to Hastings and Eastbourne as well as London.

Bexhill has some really interesting independent stores including an excellent material and haberdashery shop. The Pavillipn is well worth a visit and has some great displays and a good restaurant. The really lovely place to eat is the Trattoria along the sea front with such lovely staff. A lovely beach that exposes sand when the sea is out.

We were there for a family meeting so didn't see a lot, but we did go into the town for food and can highly recommend Bentley's as food and service were excellent and fairly priced. Currently a lot of road works going on which can cause hold ups but we did use two taxi services 247 cars and Town cars and both were punctual and reasonably priced for the length of journey and both with friendly polite drivers. We also visited the Relais Cooden Beach Hotel and that was very nice.

Beautiful well equipped small town with an iconic theatre which hosts music, comedy, plays and an art gallery. Lovely pebble beaches with plenty of rock pools and a wonderful promenade scattered with cafes, beach huts and a sailing club. A little way from the seafront is a classic Victorian park with a gem of a museum - one of its features is a model railway gifted to the town by the famous local comedian, Eddie Izzard (a working model of Bexhill from the 1960’s made by his dad). There’s lots of good quality eateries in the town and great varied scenery if walking is your scene. Bexhill does have good public transport - station and buses for visiting nearby towns and cities.