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Hailsham b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Hailsham in East Sussex
Today's date: 10-Feb-2012
Rosebank - bed & breakfast
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Rosebank offers bed and breakfast in Etchingham, East Sussex, in the Weald, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The B&B is a short drive to Burwash, Hurst Green, Robertsbridge and Tunbridge Wells. Plenty to see and visit e.g. Scotney Manor Castle, National Pinetum, Pashley Manor, Bodiam Castle, Bedgebury and Batemans. Just a short walk to Etchingham main line station into London.
Glenferness - bed & breakfast
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Glenferness, situated in the historic village of Robertsbridge, within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the heart of the countryside and yet only 12 miles from the sea, is the ideal location for visiting historic castles, houses, gardens and places of interest in Sussex and Kent.
Holly Grove - bed & breakfast
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Holly Grove B&B, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, is just a short distance from Heathfield High Street. Nearby is the picturesque village of Waldron. Enjoy: the outdoor heated pool May - October; the Terrace (with a drink!); 21/2 acres of garden; the lounge. Our website lists 62 places to visit! AA Highly Commended 4 Star Guest Accommodation.
Thimbles - bed & breakfast
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Thimbles is a large country home set in 6 acres garden. Although on a quiet rural road we are only 1 mile from the nearest town with all the useful amenities,. We are 20 minutes from Glyndebourne and the South Downs. Royal Tunbridge Wells, Eastbourne and Brighton are all near by. East Sussex and Kent have a large number of wonderful historical sites.
Cleavers Lyng - country house hotel
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Cleavers Lyng in Herstmonceux, a charming house built in 16th century, offers guesthouse accommodation set in beautiful secluded gardens with scenic views over the Pevensey Flats. Near the South Downs yet just a short drive to lots of seaside resorts, local beaches and historic houses. There are lots of places to walk. Hailsham 3 miles.
La Mer Guest House - guest house
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La Mer guest house is situated on the sunny coast of Eastbourne, famous for its beach with its sweeping seafront and three tier promenade. We have seven comfortable rooms, each in very good decorative order and each furnished individually, including single, double and twin rooms. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities.
Woodbine Farm - bed & breakfast
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Bed and Breakfast offering comfortable accommodation in a Traditional Wealden Beamed Farmhouse situated in the Sussex Weald which is 8 miles from the newly approved national park and 1 mile from the Market town of Heathfield, East Sussex
Wartling Place Country House
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Prices from: £79.00
Address: Wartling Place Country House, Wartling, Herstmonceux, East-Sussex, BN27 1RY
Crossways Hotel
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Prices from: £85.00
Address: Crossways Hotel, Wilmington, Alfriston, East-Sussex, BN26 5SG
Brayscroft House
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Prices from: £45.00
Address: Brayscroft House, 13 South Cliff Avenue, Eastbourne, East-Sussex, BN20 7AH
Sea Beach House Hotel
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Prices from: £68.00
Address: Sea Beach House Hotel, 39-40 MARINE PARADE, EASTBOURNE, East-Sussex, BN22 7AY
The Berkeley
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Prices from: £49.00
Address: The Berkeley, 3 Lascelles Terrace, Eastbourne, East-Sussex, BN21 4BJ
Southcroft
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Address: Southcroft, 15 SOUTH CLIFF AVENUE, EASTBOURNE, East-Sussex, BN20 7AH
The Sherwood
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Prices from: £47.00
Address: The Sherwood, 1 LASCELLES TERRACE, EASTBOURNE, East-Sussex, BN21 4BJ
Loriston House
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Prices from: £110.00
Address: Loriston House, 17 St. Aubyns Road, Eastbourne, East-Sussex, BN22 7AS
Arden Guest House
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Prices from: £70.00
Address: Arden Guest House, 17 Burlington Place, Eastbourne, East-Sussex, BN21 4AR
Bay Lodge
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Prices from: £68.00
Address: Bay Lodge, 61-62 Royal Parade, Eastbourne, East-Sussex, BN22 7AQ
Visit Hailsham and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Hailsham, East Sussex, was an important market town as far back as Norman times, and still has one of the largest markets in Sussex; on the south side of the town the present-day market-place covers more than 3 acres.
The church is l5th-century and replaced one built in 1200.
Two miles west of the town, at Upper Dicker, is Michelham Priory, an Augustinian house founded in 1229. It was dissolved in 1536 and partially destroyed, but the remnants formed the nucleus of a Tudor house built late in the 16th century. In the following centuries the building was used mainly as a farm-house, and in 1959 it was presented to the Sussex Archaeological Society. One of the largest moats in the country surrounds it: about 1 mile in circumference and originally 12 ft deep, but now only half that depth through silting over the years. It is spanned by an ancient bridge. The priory has a splendid 14th-century gatehouse, and there is still much medieval work in the main building, although there has been extensive rebuilding and restoration during this century.
Nearby towns: Alfriston, Bexhill-on-Sea, Eastbourne, Hastings, Heathfield, Lewis, Newhaven, Pevensey
Nearby villages: Glyndebourne, Golden Cross, Hellingly, Herstmonceux, Horam, Ninfield, Ringmer
Have you decided to visit Hailsham or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Hailsham bed and breakfast (a Hailsham B&B or Hailsham b and b)
- a Hailsham guesthouse
- a Hailsham hotel (or motel)
- a Hailsham self-catering establishment, or
- other Hailsham accommodation