The Kelvin Guest House - This small, comfortable guest house is a few minutes' walk from Brighton's city centre, seafront and attractions. The AA 4-star accommodation is set in the heart of Brighton. It has been named one of the 'Top 500 Hotels and Guesthouses in the United Kingdom' in 2006-7, 2007-8 and 2008-9 by the AA. Kelvin Guest House offers rooms and facilities for a relaxing but fun-packed stay.

The Mowbray - One of only 20 guest accommodations in the UK to reach the final of the AA's friendliest Landlady Award 2009, this Edwardian building is close to Eastbournes seafront, theatres and conference centres. In the heart of Eastbourne's Theatreland, the Mowbray occupies a prime position on the corner of an elegant Edwardian terrace, connecting the seafront with the theatres and conference centres. This family-run guesthouse overlooks Devonshire Park and the International Tennis Courts, just a stone's throw from the beach and the promenade, and only a short distance from the town centre. All of the en suite rooms are front facing, with some enjoying views of the rolling South Downs. Each room has tea/coffee making facilities and a TV with 8 channels and a DVD player. Taking great pride in the stylish d?cor, cleanliness, friendly atmosphere and home cooked food, the resident owners, Darren and Laura, provide excellent value for money and a personal service.

Ivydene Hotel - Situated just off the seafront, Ivydene Hotel is under personal supervision of the Ball family, with emphasis placed on serving freshly prepared traditional English food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Ivydene Hotel is a Victorian building completely re-furbished in a traditional style, with an AA 4-star rating. All our rooms are en-suite and non-smoking with colour T.V, clock radio and tea/coffee making facilities. There is a licensed lounge bar, stair lift and unrestricted street parking. If you are looking for a friendly family run hotel that offers genuine Sussex hospitality then you are sure to enjoy a stay at Ivydene Hotel.

Loriston Guest House - You are assured of a warm welcome at Loriston House, a lovely Victorian terraced property situated just off the seafront. Completely renovated since being built in 1892, Loriston is now furnished and decorated to a high standard, whilst retaining many of its original features. Here, you will be within walking distance of all the amenities Eastbourne has to offer, including the beach, which is just 40 metres away. Loriston has just been awarded a 5-star award rating.

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.

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.

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.

Cosmopolitan 1 - Just off Brighton's seafront, the hotel offers superb views of the beach and pier from many of the bedrooms, all of which were refurbished in August 2009. Cosmopolitan 1 has a 24-hour reception and the stylish Ole Ole restaurant. With a spacious patio area, the restaurant has traditional Spanish food with Flamenco music every night. There is a disco after 23:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, with free tapas with every drink. On Sundays, guests can enjoy Paella and Sangria for a reduced price. Cosmopolitan 1 has a great location in New Steine, one of Brighton's famous garden squares. The stylish boutiques and shops of The Lanes are a 5-minute walk away. St James Street runs along the top of the garden square and has many of the best bars and restaurants.

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.

Tower House 1066 - Family-run, this beautiful red brick Victorian house offers 4-star Silver-Award guest accommodation in beautiful boutique rooms, decorated with a contemporary twist. Tower House 1066 is situated in the quiet heart of St Leonards-on-Sea, a suburb of Hastings. The sea is within easy reach, as is Hastings town centre and the old town's cobbled streets, buzzing with restaurants and coffee shops. There is free, unrestricted on-road parking available. Tower House has a 24-hour licensed bar, a guest lounge with a real fire, a conservatory/breakfast room, a dining/meeting room, a terrace, large gardens and a treatment/therapy suite. Free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms. Tower House 1066 has received a 4-star, highly commended rating from the AA and a Silver Award from VisitBritain.