A fine Georgian house in the heart of the glorious Cuckmere Valley.Ideal for your visit to Glyndebourne Opera House or walking the South Downs and Wealdway.Carved into the chalk of the South Downs, the Famous Neolithic Long Man of Wilmington' gazes down at the petty white front and blue shutters of Crossways.The house is set back from the road in two acres of neat informal gardens, complete with asmall pond of resident ducks - with a bit of luck they will greet you on arrival. Even if the ducks fail to oblige the resident proprietors always provide a friendly welcome to this small country house.Ideally situated for the nearby towns of Brighton, Lewes and Eastbourne and for visiting the many National Trust properties and Splendid gardens of Sussex.The elegant dining room serves food to a high standardthere is plenty to choose from on the fixed-price four course menu, the inventive use of fresh local produce, supplied by a variety of local produces especially the local reared beef and Southdown lamb from nearby Stonecross. The menu changes every month to reflect the best local seasonal produce.DINNER RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE OF YOUR STAY.

This famous 14th Century inn was once a renowned meeting place for smugglers in times gone by. Oak beams and open fires offer mellow reminders of the past and create an intimate atmosphere in the bar. The Star at Alfriston has 37 bedrooms, 3 feature rooms all with private facilities including room service, hairdryer and trouser press. Families can be catered for with extra beds in some rooms. (There is a charge for this facility).The capella restaurant serves modern cuisine using local produce, whilst the lounge bar offers an exciting selection of hot and cold meals. Set in the heart of the South Downs, there are many fine walks, with the South Downs Way passing right by the door of the hotel. There is also easy access to both Eastbourne and Brighton.**Please note that from the 1st April 2006 all of our guest bedrooms are non-smoking.**

Any time of the year is the right time to visit Deans Place situated in the heart of the Sussex Downs. With a cosy lounge, friendly service, comfortable bedrooms,outdoor swimming pool (May - Sept) and a fine restaurant, its the perfect place to get away. Eastbourne and Brighton are within easy reach.

A fine Georgian house in the heart of the glorious Cuckmere Valley.Ideal for your visit to Glyndebourne Opera House or walking the South Downs and Wealdway.Carved into the chalk of the South Downs, the Famous Neolithic Long Man of Wilmington' gazes down at the petty white front and blue shutters of Crossways.The house is set back from the road in two acres of neat informal gardens, complete with asmall pond of resident ducks - with a bit of luck they will greet you on arrival. Even if the ducks fail to oblige the resident proprietors always provide a friendly welcome to this small country house.Ideally situated for the nearby towns of Brighton, Lewes and Eastbourne and for visiting the many National Trust properties and Splendid gardens of Sussex.The elegant dining room serves food to a high standardthere is plenty to choose from on the fixed-price four course menu, the inventive use of fresh local produce, supplied by a variety of local produces especially the local reared beef and Southdown lamb from nearby Stonecross. The menu changes every month to reflect the best local seasonal produce.DINNER RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE OF YOUR STAY.

This famous 14th Century inn was once a renowned meeting place for smugglers in times gone by. Oak beams and open fires offer mellow reminders of the past and create an intimate atmosphere in the bar. The Star at Alfriston has 37 bedrooms, 3 feature rooms all with private facilities including room service, hairdryer and trouser press. Families can be catered for with extra beds in some rooms. (There is a charge for this facility).The capella restaurant serves modern cuisine using local produce, whilst the lounge bar offers an exciting selection of hot and cold meals. Set in the heart of the South Downs, there are many fine walks, with the South Downs Way passing right by the door of the hotel. There is also easy access to both Eastbourne and Brighton.**Please note that from the 1st April 2006 all of our guest bedrooms are non-smoking.**

Any time of the year is the right time to visit Deans Place situated in the heart of the Sussex Downs. With a cosy lounge, friendly service, comfortable bedrooms,outdoor swimming pool (May - Sept) and a fine restaurant, its the perfect place to get away. Eastbourne and Brighton are within easy reach.

Hotel du Vin Brighton is situated in the Lanes conservation area, a stone's throw from the seafront. Its 37 bedrooms are housed in a collection of eccentric, gothic revival and mock Tudor buildings erected, appropriately, by a wine merchant on the site of an old Brighton inn.Among many interesting features are the heavily carved staircase and bizarre gargoyles, whilst the original double-height hall now houses the wine bar overlooked by the billiards and cigar gallery.Please note we do require a minimum 2 night stay at the weekend.