An elegant Victorian 3-star hotel that enjoys a relaxed, laid-back seafront location just 20 yards from the sea and a pleasant stroll from Eastbourne's pier and town centre. With the South Coast literally on your doorstep, the Best Western York House Hotel is the ideal base with lots to see and do around Eastbourne. Go fishing from the pier, take walks with your dog along Beachy Head, explore the Sussex Downs or simply stroll along the stunning 4-mile promenade right outside the hotel.
Our rooms range from small doubles ideal for solo travellers to deluxe four poster rooms to celebrate special occasions and studio and multi-room serviced apartments, perfect for longer stays.
Our rooms range from small doubles ideal for solo travellers to deluxe four poster rooms to celebrate special occasions and studio and multi-room serviced apartments, perfect for longer stays.
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Whether you're looking to stay in Eastbourne for a week or if you are just looking for a B&B in the Sussex area, the Best Western York House Hotel has some of the best rates available. We have a selection of singles, twins, doubles and family rooms with and without sea views with prices that fluctuate between 45 and 145 depending on the room type and the availability we have.
We have a number of standard rooms available to book, comprising of single, double and twin rooms. We have a number of executive rooms available to book, including double and family rooms large enough to sleep three, four and five guests comfortably with a mixture of standard double, standard single and double sofa beds.
We're happy to welcome dogs in many of our rooms for a small charge per night per animal. Eastbourne offers fantastic and scenic routes ideal for a long dog walk or whether your four-legged friend just needs a short stroll. The hotel must be notified of pets in advance which are subject to a 20 charge per night per animal to cover for additional cleaning.
Best Western York House Hotel, Eastbourne is the ideal place for your group to be based when visiting East Sussex. Situated on Royal Parade, with panoramic views across the English channel, 200 yards from the pier and a 10 minute walk into Eastbourne's town centre guests will find there is plenty within easy reach for those free days where they are not exploring further afield.
Reviews (9)
Zach Hawkins
May 19, 2022
The hotel is in a very good location by the station and it is literally over the road and around the corner from the late night bars. The staff were very good as when I walked in check in was minutes and was very fast. I am very impressed with this hotel. The room was nice, bathroom was a bit small for anyone needing the extra space but doesn't bother me.
Matthew Crowther
May 12, 2022
Terry Martin
Dec 03, 2021
I stayed at hotel and was allocated room 215 which was very nice until i when to have a shower; there was a big shower head and a small one the big one did not work and the small one the bracket was broken, i had to hole the small shower head whilst having a shower, i inform the reception that if they could fix this i would like to move rooms.when i return that evening i was in form the manager would repair this in the morning and there was no rooms available i ask for some string to tie the shower head up but with no success all i got form the gentleman was laughing and no help ---i would not recommend this hotel to my work colleagues
Tim C.
Nov 22, 2021
Disappointing. Room was not clean properly - main lighting and card switch/socket did not work so I had no light in bedroom ceiling nor in the bathroom. Had to survive with a small bedside lamp only. Also very dirty carpet. Reception was not helpful at all. During the night somebody was really loud on the corridor, I went to see the receptionist, but nobody was there, door locked ( It was suppose to be 24/7 ). Will not stay again. Do not recommend.
Dave R.
Nov 10, 2021
Hotel is really close to the train station, but that's it. I think this place is a homeless shelter. Most guess of the hotel are homeless. Some of them asked me for food and money. It's great that they want to help these people, but can't really call yourself a hotel in that situation. Reception was not 24/7 as I was informed when I arrived. Light in the room did not work.
Gavin Beattie
Sep 22, 2021
T. G.
Aug 17, 2021
I'm a disabled man and I did have a few problems when I first arrived at the York House Hotel, Drury Lane, Wakefield on the 23/07/21, however once I had spoken to the manager and owner of the hotel, all the issues I raised were quickly rectified and sorted out. The staff at the hotel cannot do enough to ensure that your stay at the hotel is a pleasant one.
The hotel complied to all of the current Covid-19 government guidelines. Rooms were kept very clean. I have been at the hotel 10 days now and a very much look forward to the next week's or months.
The hotel complied to all of the current Covid-19 government guidelines. Rooms were kept very clean. I have been at the hotel 10 days now and a very much look forward to the next week's or months.
Ryan Mitchell
Jul 21, 2021
Don't stay here. Stayed for 2 nights while I was on business. It felt like some kind of half way house. Room was tiny, no furniture, no lamps in the room, shower barely worked and had no pressure. Mini fridge was radiating heat had to keep it turned off! It reminded me of a place you'd go for a one night stand. Place is awful! Definitely won't be staying again. Go elsewhere!
Seb Craft
Jan 25, 2020
I really enjoyed my stay here. Very welcoming and friendly throughout. My room was compact but plenty of space for me and the bed was comfy. The bathroom was clean and fresh looking. The temperature of the room was perfect, quite often hotels are too warm. Breakfast was great too, the menu looked good but didn't feel like a cooked breakfast, and opted for yoghurt, toast and a banana. The lady who served me was very friendly and attentive.
