Artist Residence - In the heart of Brighton, looking out across to the iconic West Pier, this tall, elegant Regency town house boasts free Wi-Fi, individually decorated rooms and quirky original artwork. The carefully preserved, Grade II listed building features 6 comfortable bedrooms, most of which have views of the West Pier. Rooms are individually decorated in a bohemian and eclectic style, perhaps not to everyone's taste. Those with a sense of adventure will find the weird and wonderful style quirky, charming and fascinating. All of the rooms are en suite and decorated with colourful and contemporary fabrics and furnishings. Each room has a flat-screen TV, a hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. The interior is ever changing, as artists come and go, drawing on doors and walls as they please. Traditional, conceptual and sometimes absurd artwork is combined to create a unique environment. The on-site gallery is a non-profit organization run by young local artists.

Lichfield House - A listed Regency building with contemporary, individually designed rooms, just 150 metres from seafront and a short walk to conference centre and city centre. Lichfield House is situated in a quiet street in the Brunswick area, just off Western Road with its shops, cafes and restaurants. Small, cosy, contemporary and housed within a period property, Lichfield House is individual, without being boutique-like. It offers extremely good value accommodation, which puts you only minutes away from the activity of this bustling city.

The Guesthouse East - Just 50 metres from the beach, the Silver-rated Guesthouse East is a stylish, laidback and family-friendly place to escape to, with boutique-style suites designed to a high standard. Each comfortable, self-contained holiday unit has a kitchen, spacious bathroom and luxurious bedroom. There are toiletries, fluffy white towels, and lots of extras. The beautiful period property has many original features and is just a short walk from the town centre. Guesthouse East is ideal for sightseeing in Eastbourne, or for simply relaxing. Artist Katerina Waller adds to the contemporary surroundings with her display of works.

Black Rock House - This beautifully restored Victorian villa houses a 5-star award-winning guest house, which offers luxurious, boutique-style accommodation, in the heart of Hastings, on the Sussex Coast. Close to the small historic towns of Battle and Rye, Black Rock House is a luxury bed and breakfast with sea views, close to the centre of this famous seaside resort. The sensitively restored and sympathetically renovated building is within just a few minutes of the beach, the town centre, the beautiful Alexandra Park and Hastings Old Town. Free parking is available for guests, during their stay. Black Rock House combines contemporary elegance with modern comforts throughout. Each room boasts flat-screen TVs; tea/coffee making facilities; and high-quality king-size beds. Free 8Mb wireless broadband internet access is available throughout. Black Rock House has just 4 rooms and combines the charming personal touch of a bed and breakfast with the stunning luxury accommodation of a boutique hotel.

Hotel Pavilion - Cape Cod meets The Hamptons in Eastbourne at this New England-style guest house on the seafront, ideal for relaxing on the beach or exploring Eastbourne's attractions. Local theatres are a 5 minute taxi ride away, and fabulous restaurants are within walking distance. Start the day with an extensive breakfast featuring fresh local produce, and return later in the day for a delicious cream tea served on fine bone china. The hotel features stylish interiors and original artwork from a local artist, and the light and airy rooms offer views of the sea at the front, and of the Downs to the rear.

New Steine Hotel - BandB - Following recent refurbishment, this elegant and fashionable 5-storey Georgian town house has reopened with a contemporary design that exudes warmth and style, with the hint of a French influence. Located in central Brighton, the New Steine offers exceptional value for business and leisure travellers, and is an alternative to expensive hotel accommodation in Brighton. Each room has been designed to incorporate comfort with guests' modern needs and requirements. Contemporary, and with lasting appeal, this hotel is filled with original artwork and exudes warmth and style, delicious French food and drink, and impeccable service 24 hours a day.

Highland Inn - The Highlands Inn lies in Boscobel Road, on the Western fringe of Burton's St. Leonards. Within easy reach of the seafront, and the various entertainments of the famous resorts of Hastings and St. Leonards.

The Claremont - Elegant, comfortable and stylish hotel rooms combined with intuitive and discreet levels of customer care combine to give you the ultimate in an enhanced stay experience. Visit Britain has awarded us the city's first 5 star grading for guest accommodation and we are also licensed for civil partnerships and weddings. Housed in a Victorian Villa with a hidden walled garden all our en-suite rooms amaze and delight our guests through a combination of traditional features and individual design.

The Oriental - Guest House - The Oriental is one of Brightons original boutique guest houses. It is full of character and just 50 metres from the beach. The guest house has an excellent central location. The city centre, the Lanes and the Brighton Centre are within 5 minutes walk. The Oriental has individual, modern service and style. The Regency guest house has been highly commended by the AA and recommended by, amongst others, Lonely Planet, Time Out and both The Guardian and Independent newspapers. Once home to the notorious Brighton Belle nightclub, the guest house has attracted many well-known guests.

Crown Inn - Thought to be the oldest inn in the picturesque town of Lewes, this 17th century property offers comfortable B&B accommodation in a welcoming and friendly environment. The Crown is a family-run property welcoming a range of guests, including families with children and pets. Awarded 3 Diamonds by the English Tourism Council for 2007, it provides a range of amenities, including a pool table and darts board in the bar. Dominated by the ruins of a Norman castle, Lewes is also the ideal touring base for the beautiful surrounding countryside and coastline.