Newmarket Inn - With a convenient location, right on the A27 between Brighton and Lewes, this comfortable hotel, bar and restaurant offers a mix of traditional values and modern facilities. Newmarket Inn offers excellent access to the region's major road network, making it a convenient base whether you are visiting the area on business or exploring the surrounding region for leisure. Located on the South Downs Way, the inn and offers many opportunities for walks. There is ample free car parking for guests' use, with over 60 car-parking spaces available. The bedrooms feature modern facilities and free wireless internet is available throughout. The carvery/grill restaurant-bar has a varied menu.

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.

17 Wilmington Square - With beautifully decorated en suite rooms, this newly refurbished, spacious Victorian town house is a short walk from the city centre, 'theatre land', the beach and Eastbourne's conference facilities Opened in April 2007, the hotel is a 10-minute walk from Eastbourne station, where trains regularly run to neighboring seaside towns and all major airports. The privately owned, family run lifestyle hotel offers bed and breakfast accommodation, and an extensive breakfast menu. Front-facing rooms offer stunning sea views overlooking the Devonshire Park Tennis venue, and all rooms feature a hospitality tray and crisp white linen. On-street parking is available.

Swan House - This 5-star boutique guest house has a lovely position in Hastings Old Town and presents beautiful, intimate and individual rooms that exude comfort and luxury. Swan House has a gourmet breakfast menu, free wireless broadband throughout, an honesty bar and a small patio garden with sun-loungers and chairs. The elegant guest house was built in 1490 and has a spacious guest lounge with large, relaxing sofas and an inglenook fireplace.

Alvia Hotel - Perfectly positioned for all of the area's main attractions, this recently refurbished Victorian building is situated in Kempton, one of the most attractive areas of Brighton. Only recently named as a city, this popular seaside resort has a lively marina and many attractions for both adults and children. The famous Arts Festival in May attracts some of the world's finest performers and artists, but Brighton is bursting with theatrical and musical events all year round. The Alvia Hotel is ideally located just off the seafront, close to the centre of Brighton, with most of the major conference and meetings venues, including the city's major convention centre - the Brighton Centre - only a short walk away.

Olde Moat House - Amidst a tranquil location, surrounded by its own moat and set in 3.5 acres of grounds, this lovely medieval property provides the ideal retreat from the stresses of modern life. The Olde Moat house dates from 1460 and is located just 15 minutes' drive from Rye, on the borders of the historic and unique Romney Marshes. The house is noted as being of historical and architectural interest, and listed Grade II. It boasts a wealth of oak beams and an enormous inglenook fireplace in the lounge, which is for guest use. The sloping floors in some rooms, and heavily beamed landing, give a truly authentic atmosphere of times gone by. This establishment holds the coveted Gold Award from the English Tourism Council, which is only given to a handful of the best bed and breakfasts in the country. Relax in winter by the inviting fireplace, or outside in the stunning grounds during the summer months. Make friends with our elderly pet sheep and angora goat.

Gullivers Hotel - BandB - Gullivers Hotel is a charming, elegant and tranquil Georgian town house in central Brighton, located on the picturesque New Steine square. Following recent refurbishment, Gullivers Hotel has reopened with a mix of baroque and contemporary design incorporating a unique attention to detail and the most personal and friendly of service. The hotel is an ideal base for business trips, for visiting the conference centre, or exploring shops, bars, restaurants and Brighton's exciting nightlife. The hotel is fully equipped to service your every need, from the stylish lounge, cosy French restaurant (at the New Steine), to the intimate conference facilities.

Eastbourne Reymar - With 3-star Silver Award status from Visit Britain, this hotel offers a high standard of furnishings and decor, free private parking, and a warm, friendly, family atmosphere. The Eastbourne Reymar has a lounge with board games, as well as special family packs for those with young children. Some family rooms have a DVD player. There is Freeview TV in the rooms and Guest Lounge. Wi-Fi is available in most areas. Some of the rooms have sea views, but all of the rooms are en suite. Tea/coffee, biscuits, clean linen, fresh towels, shampoo and bath gel are provided every day. Start your day with a fresh full English breakfast. A wide range of cereals, homemade yoghurt, prunes and fresh fruit are also available. Evening meals are on request. The Eastbourne Reymar is 30 metres from the seafront, within walking distance of the pier, restaurants, theatres and bars. Eastbourne town centre is a 10/15-minute walk.

Leona House - BandB - Tucked away just off the seafront, this Regency town house is a gem of a guest house, just seconds from the historic Lanes and Brighton's main conference centre. Leona House offers stylish, comfortable and individually decorated rooms at very affordable prices. It is perfect for a seaside shopping spree, a theatre-break, a business meeting or simply just a base for exploring Brighton's rich city life.

Claverton House - Nestled amid beautifully landscaped gardens, this Edwardian country house is set in a peaceful country lane near Battle, within easy reach of the A21. This is an ideal base from which to explore this historic area, which is famous for the Battle of Hastings in 1066. During your stay at Claverton House you can explore the abbey ruins, the nearby town of Rye, and Hastings itself. Furnished with modern facilities and comfortable rooms, Claverton House provides the ideal destination for a relaxing stay in East Sussex.