GB · Destination guide
Where to stay in East Sussex
Best time: May-Sep. This period offers the warmest weather and the most vibrant events, perfect for outdoor activities and festivals.
Tell StayBotic your trip →Top stays in East Sussex
Ranked by guest rating. Tap any to see live prices.
★ 3.9Winchelsea Lodge
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Abbey Hotel
Horns Corner
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Swan At Forest Row
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Bull Inn Lodges
View live rates →
★ 3.9Cooden Beach Hotel
Cooden
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Lookout in Rye
View live rates →
★ 3.9Premier Inn Newhaven
Saltdean
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Ship Inn
View live rates →
★ 3.9Ashdown Park Hotel & Country Club
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Regent Motel
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Kings Head Rye
View live rates →
★ 3.9The Relais Cooden Beac
Cooden
View live rates →
East Sussex on the map
Where each stay sits. Tap a pin to open it.
East Sussex, like a local
Don't miss
- Brighton Pier: An iconic attraction with rides and seaside entertainment.
- Seven Sisters Cliffs: Stunning natural beauty and a perfect spot for hiking.
- Battle Abbey: Historical significance as the site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
- Charleston Farmhouse: A hidden gem showcasing the Bloomsbury Group’s artistic legacy.
Where to eat
- The Coal Shed: Renowned for its high-quality steaks and seafood.
- Moshimo: Unique sushi experience with a focus on sustainability.
- The Chilli Pickle: Vibrant Indian cuisine using local ingredients.
Do this
- Brighton Festival: A city-wide celebration of arts and culture every May.
- Theatre Royal Brighton: Catch a show in one of the oldest theatres in the country.
- Walk the South Downs Way: Experience breathtaking views and the natural beauty of the countryside.
Local tips
- Visit the North Laine area for independent shops and quirky cafes.
- Check out local farmers' markets for fresh produce and artisan goods.
- Use the seafront cycle lanes for a scenic and easy way to explore the coast.
- Explore the less touristy villages like Alfriston for a taste of rural Sussex life.
Know before you go
Best time
May-Sep. This period offers the warmest weather and the most vibrant events, perfect for outdoor activities and festivals.
Getting around
Buses, trains, and local taxis; the area is well-connected by Southern Rail services.
Airport
LGW
Language
English
Money
Pound Sterling (£). Most places accept cards, though cash may be preferred in smaller shops.
Safety
East Sussex is generally safe, though standard precautions should be taken in busy tourist areas.
More destinations
Browse all →Not sure which area is right for you?
Tell StayBotic your dates, budget and vibe, and we'll pick the right stay in East Sussex and hold it while you decide.
Plan my East Sussex trip →