The York Hotel - The York Hotel is a contemporary cafe bar with 7 delightful en suite bedrooms. The hotel benefits from free car parking, home-cooked meals and friendly staff. The York Hotel has a bar and disco open until 01:00 on Thursdays, and until 03:00 on Friday and Saturday.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Sherwood - An attractive late Victorian town house with sea views, just steps from Eastbourne's beautiful seafront and the town centre. At just 5 minutes' walk from shopping and the station, this hotel is ideal for those planning on enjoying the sights of Eastbourne. The Sherwood offers excellent service and relaxed comfortable surroundings, complimented by traditional English breakfasts and home-cooked evening meals. Close to 3 theatres, there is no excuse not to see a performance. Take a short drive to the chalk cliffs at Beachy Head, or step outside the hotel to turn into the delightful Eastbourne promenade. Stroll beside the sea and enjoy the beach. After, relax in the lounge area before retiring to your comfortable room.

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.

The Meads - Ideally situated within Meads village, The Meads is an elegant Edwardian House just 5 minutes walk from the seafront, close to Beachy Head and Helens Gardens. Rooms are comfortably furnished, with en suite facilities and a TV. Guests have the option of an excellent Full English breakfast and free Wi-Fi internet access is available. The Meads also has an attractive garden for guests to enjoy. There is a restaurant and pubs within easy walking distance, or cafes on the seafront. Local theatres are a 5 minute car journey away.