Stay at Queens Hotel in Eastbourne featuring airy rooms, 2 restaurants, free breakfast, beach access, and easy walks to Eastbourne Pier and local attractions.
Guests highlight spacious, clean rooms with sea views, friendly and attentive staff, and a prime location near Eastbourne Pier. The hotel offers good value dining and convenient amenities, making it well suited for groups and leisurely visits.
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Housed in a grand Victorian building on Marine Parade, Queens Hotel, Eastbourne offers an airy and spacious setting with traditional charm. Its accommodation includes rooms with sea views and a relaxed atmosphere, supplemented by amenities such as free Wi-Fi, free parking, and beach access. The property also features two restaurants, a bar, and provides complimentary breakfast, catering to guests seeking convenience and comfort during extended stays.
Guests have highlighted the hotel's excellent location directly opposite Eastbourne Pier, placing it within walking distance of popular attractions like the Eastbourne Bandstand and Devonshire Park Theatre. This makes it suitable for visitors who want to explore the town centre and enjoy seaside walks, with easy access to local restaurants and public transport links nearby.
While some rooms show signs of traditional styling and may feel slightly dated, many reviews praise the cleanliness, spaciousness, and friendly staff. The food is described as simple but plentiful, and the overall service receives positive remarks, making the hotel well suited for groups and families looking for practical accommodation close to the seafront.
Queens Hotel's proximity to cultural sites like the Towner Eastbourne art gallery and natural attractions such as the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs adds to its appeal for visitors interested in combining coastal leisure with sightseeing. Airport connections via London Gatwick and Heathrow airports provide reasonable accessibility for travelers arriving by air.
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Very attractive hotel. Brilliant location and has parking which is unusual in Eastbourne. Next to the pier, and close to terminus road where all the restaurants are. Single room.clean . Nice shower room. Even though it was very busy it was not noisey.. Right on the promenade for easy walking .
Took 34 others with me for Bowls Tour. Hotel great not one complaint, other than about the wet weather.
Room was very spacious and clean with a sea view. Meals and service was excellent. Entertainment good. Hotel is right on the front just opposite the puer. Will definitely be going back. Went on an ALFA travel holiday which we always enjoy as we meet new people and the excursions are good.
First time in Eastbourne with a coach party. A grand Victorian building on Eastbourne promenade. Victorian grandeur galore with the interior. The rooms, though slightly dated, were very clean and comfortable. Food, though simple, was plentiful, even for a picky eater like me. They also offer a Chef's dish of the day, so all bases are covered. Bar prices, considering that we were 'Darn Sarf' were very reasonable. £3.60 for a house spirit double, cocktails are also available. Serving staff, dining room and bar, were very friendly, efficient and worked incredibly hard to make our stay a good one. Great location, close to the town centre and public transport links with open-top buses and a land train. There is a Tesco Express around the back of the hotel. If you go along the sea front slightly, there is also a Greene King pub.
Lovely. Rite on the frt. Staff are lovely. Especially Steven. Lovely guy
Our room overlooked the pier. Staff all friendly and helpful, food excellent, great location.
We were part of a coach party which stayed for 6 nights. A Victorian build with plenty of character. The room was spacious and plenty big enough for my husband and I. It had a double bed and a single bed. Our bathroom was a walk in shower and toilet. We were in room 328 and although we didn't pay for a sea view we had one. The beds were comfortable. The food was plain but good. If you wanted more of anything you only had to ask. All the staff were fantastic and all of them from the house keepers, servers, reception and kitchen staff worked their socks off. There was entertainment on every night and of course bingo. The bar prices were very reasonable. It was £3-60 for a double short. £7 for a cocktail and £4-60 for a pint of beer. There is a car park although the general public could use it for a fee. We went with Alfa travel and this is one of their own Leisureplex hotels. The demographic is for the more mature clientele and my son at 30 years old was definitely the youngest, but we had a fabulous holiday and thoroughly enjoyed Eastbourne.
Had a brilliant holiday here. All staff provided excellent service and are a real credit to the hotel. Had a nice surprise at the size of the room I got, only a single but could have easily been a double. Food was very nice. Would definitely recommend anyone visiting Eastbourne to stay here.
In a grand Victorian-style building overlooking Eastbourne Pier, this relaxed hotel is a 7-minute walk from the Eastbourne Bandstand and 11 minutes' walk from Devonshire Park Theatre.
Curated spots travelers usually pair with a stay in Eastbourne. Distances are rough real-world times, not straight-line.
2,842 reviews Eastbourne BN20 0AB, United Kingdom
13,445 reviews Eastbourne Pier Grand Parade, Eastbourne BN21 3EL, United Kingdom
1,444 reviews Devonshire Park, 82 College Rd, Eastbourne BN21 4JJ, United Kingdom
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