Parkview Hotel - Just 5 minutes from the beach, directly opposite the Congress Theatre and the closest hotel in Eastbourne to the Towner art gallery, Parkview has free Wi-Fi internet and private car parking. A 10-minute walk from Eastbournes shopping areas, Parkview Hotel is very close to the Winter Gardens and opposite the international tennis courts. Parkview has en suite rooms with a TV and tea/coffee facilities, and a minibar/cooler on request. Some rooms have views of the hotels private park. An English breakfast is provided and a 3-course dinner can be offered on request, at an additional cost. With over 40 years of experience in hospitality, the owners will do their best to meet your needs and offer value for money.

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 Brighton Beach Hotel - The Brighton Beach Hotel is located on Brighton seafront and most of its good-value rooms have a sea view or views of the Palace Pier. Brighton Beach Hotel is a 3-minute walk from the beach, a 5-minute walk from the pier and a 10-minute walk from the town centre. It is a Regency building with many of its original features intact. The location is perfect for those looking to visit Brightons famous sights without spending too much.

Home - Home provides relaxing hotel accommodation 100 metres from the seafront and a 5-minute stroll from Brighton Pier, The Lanes and Brighton Conference Centre. The Regency town house has 9 bedrooms. All rooms have TVs, free Wi-Fi, refreshments and comfy new beds. Breakfast is included in your room rate.

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.

Grand Pier Guest House - Close to the seafront and the heart of Brighton, this recently opened guest house offers an excellent location; comfortable, brand new boutique accommodation; and great value for money. Recently thoroughly renovated, the Grand Pier's 200-year-old fa?ade conceals comfortable, modern accommodation and contemporary amenities. There are 10 stylish, modern, and elegantly furnished rooms, each with an en suite shower-room, a 19-inch flat-screen LCD TV with built-in DVD player and free wireless broadband internet access. Breakfast is included in the price and guests can choose from a lighter continental breakfast and a generous full cooked English breakfast. The guest house has a great location, within easy reach of all that Brighton has to offer, including the seafront, the pier and The Lanes, with its narrow alleyways of stylish shops and exclusive boutiques. The Grand Pier is also only a few metres from the lively St. James Street, offering fabulous restaurants and bars.

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.

Kempfield House - Situated in the fashionable Kemp Town area of Brighton's vibrant city centre, this charming property offers a harmonious fusion of modern comforts alongside traditional 18th century features. Just 150 metres from the seafront, Kempfield House boasts a central location within easy walking distance of the city centre and Pier, making it ideal for both business and leisure stays. Start each day with a freshly cooked breakfast, prepared using the finest local produce. Then you are free to enjoy all that Brighton has to offer, from the marina to the Theatre Royal, and coastal walks to water-sports.

Atlanta - As featured on Channel 5's TV programme, 'The Hotel Inspector', this small, family-run guest house is centrally located on Eastbourne seafront, with fabulous uninterrupted sea views. The Atlanta provides good, friendly service; a comfortable, clean environment; and value for money. The guest house has 9 en suite rooms. Breakfast is served overlooking the sea. Vegetarians and other special dietary needs can be catered for. Cots, Z-beds and highchairs are available on request. Please note that Atlanta does not have a lift and if you have difficulty with stairs, a room on a lower floor cannot always be guaranteed.

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.