Located in a prime position on Eastbourne's glorious seafront, overlooking the beach and the pier, the East Beach Hotel offers luxurious and relaxing accommodation for all our visitors.

The East Beach has had a very exciting year, formerly named the Weyanoke Hotel, we took part in 'The Hotel Inspector' programme on Channel 5 and have been undergoing extensive renovation and re-design.


All 32 rooms are ensuite with colour TV, DVD player and access to our complimentary film library. All rooms have a mini-bar, hair-dryer and courtesy tray. Our refurbished rooms, which include a luxury suite and four-poster bed, offer extra luxury - quality fabrics and furnishings with Gilcrest and Soames toiletries.

The luxury suite and four-poster have luxury bathrooms with two person Jacuzzi baths and even a flat screen TV with DVD player to enjoy while you relax...

Until our extensive refurbishment is complete we have a selection of 'no frills' rooms which are realistically priced, clean and comfortable.

Eastbourne is one of Britain’s most elegant resorts and was winner of ‘Best Resort 2005’. Enjoying a glorious location on the South Coast, the resort is flat, relaxed and has an excellent sunshine record. It is distinguished by its five mile promenade, lined by benches and decorated by Eastbourne's famous Carpet Gardens and to make it easy to get around, there is a small dotto train that runs along the promenade, stopping at the various attractions, restaurants and cafés on the sea front.

The resort boasts a good variety of sporting facilities, whether you want to play or spectate, from bowls to international women's tennis. There are museums, cinemas and dancing at the Winter Gardens as well as all day concerts played on Eastbourne’s dignified Edwardian bandstand. Eastbourne’s East Sussex coastline is a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty. The breathtaking chalk cliffs of the South Downs mingle with broad sandy shores ideal for bathing.

Beachy Head, the most famous cliff of the Eastbourne Downland, has spectacular panoramic views from Brighton to the west to Dungeness in Kent to the east. The resort is close to the historical site of Hastings and Battle, and a short drive to the commercial centre of Brighton. Inland, you can explore the delightful Cuckmere Valley and taste the wine produced at the nearby English Wine Centre. For those who wish to explore further afield, there are daily excursions to France.