Holidays to East Sussex

Thinking of escaping to East Sussex? Great idea – in our opinion, it’s one of the best parts of United Kingdom. So you start planning your holiday wardrobe, and we’ll take care of everything else.

 

Most holidaymakers stick around for 2 nights and usually travel in August. If you prefer to keep things low-key, though, consider visiting in October – it tends to be the quietest month of the year.

 

Whenever you go, you won’t have any trouble finding accommodation. We’ve currently got a whopping 475 hotels in East Sussex, so whether you want somewhere family friendly or you’re travelling with a big group of mates, there’s sure to be something that ticks the right boxes.

 

Most people visiting East Sussex go for a 3 hotel, which tends to cost around €48.29 a night. And you might also like to know that Travelodge Brighton Seafront Hotel, Royal Albion Hotel Brighton, Mansion Lions Hotel, The Kings Hotel and Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel are our most tried-and-tested options.

 

Prices do vary though, depending on what you’re after. A three-star room usually costs around €48 per night, although we could sort you somewhere for as little as €18. For a four-star hotel, the minimum you’ll pay is €19, but it’s more likely to be around €77. And if you’re feeling fancy and thinking about a five-star place, you should expect to pay €126 per a night – if you’re lucky, though, you might be able to nab somewhere for just €126.

 

When it comes to getting to East Sussex, you’ve got options aplenty there, too. There are currently 5 airlines operating direct flights, with Ryanair, Aer Lingus and easyJet proving themselves firm favourites.