Cheap Hotels in Hastings
This charming Hotel is set in Hastings. Phoenix Guest House guarantees a quiet stay as it counts with just 6 rooms. Pets are not permitted on the premises.#CheckIn:16:00:00-CheckOut:
Sea Spirit Guest House offers 4-star silver award-winning accomodation in the heart of St Leonards On Sea. Less than half a mile from the seafront and train station, it has beautiful period features, pretty rooms, and free Wi-Fi. Free on-street parking is available outside the property. In the heart of St Leonards-on-Sea, Hastings, the Sea Spirit is a beautifully refurbished and family-run. Its rooms have an en suite or private bathroom, and plenty of facilities. The guest house has recently earned a Visit England Silver Award. Guests can enjoy a hot English breakfast or a lighter continental option each morning. There is a lounge with a 42-inch plasma flat-screen TV. The large garden has a patio area. There is also a large Koi carp pond with a waterfall.
A 5-minute walk from Alexandra Park and one mile from Hastings beach, Churchills boasts a bar, Chinese restaurant and gardens with a patio. Free Wi-Fi and free parking are available. Rooms at Churchill's Hotel have classic decor and some have large bay windows. All rooms have a TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a bathroom. The Double Dragon Chinese Restaurant boasts a wide selection of dishes, including duck, beef and seafood options. The bar features a changing selection of beers and real ales. Alexandra Park offers boating, fishing and tennis courts. Hastings Railway Station and town centre are a 20-minute walk away, providing easy access to Hastings Castle, the Cliff Railway and Flamingo Park.
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Hotels in Hastings
Few people could disassociate Hastings with the infamous Battle of Hastings of 1066, which, according to many historians, was the last successful invasion of English soil.
The event
There is no question that this charismatic seaside resort, one of the most handsome on the South Coast, will always have a very special place in English history. It was, after all, the first settlement to be claimed by the notorious Norman leader William the Conqueror, who was responsible for the creation of many of Britain's most treasured medieval landmarks. The revolutionary battle, which occurred on October 14th, probably took place several miles from the town, in a place called Battle. It proved to be a decisive victory for William's army, who managed to defeat King Harold's troops thanks to the Normans' markedly superior military techniques.
The castle
Certainly, no visit to Hastings would be complete without visiting the town's fascinating castle. Although now in ruins, this landmark is the oldest Norman castle in the country, and commands fine views over the town and the coastline. However, the building was besieged by the French during the Hundred Years' War and the Second World War, although it has since been preserved and is now one of the most popular visitor attractions in East Sussex.
The Hastings Museum and Art Gallery
This popular venue organises several temporary exhibitions each year and showcases the works of one of Britain's most distinguished late-Georgian architects, James Burton. He founded St Leonards-on-Sea, adjacent to Hastings, and designed many buildings in London's historic writers' district of Bloomsbury.
The Hastings Country Park
Overlooking dramatic sandstone cliffs, Hastings Country Park was founded in the 1970s and is part of the magnificent High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The park, which is still open every day, has been an area of human habitation since the prehistoric era and is maintained by the Friends of Hastings Country Park association.
The Hastings Fishermen's Museum
Based in the Victorian Gothic-Revival style Fishermen's Church, this museum opened to the public in 1956 and examines the area's important fishing and maritime heritage. The building, which is now Grade II-Listed, was due to be demolished in the 1950's but was protected thanks to a campaign led by the Old Hastings Preservation Society.
Where to eat
If you're looking for some delicious fresh pizzas, head to Pizzarelli, or enjoy delightful Turkish flavours at Nazar. For mouthwatering Thai food, dine at the Boulevard Bookshop and Thai Café, or head to the Two Bulls Steakhouse for some fabulous steaks.
Hotels
For elegant surroundings and superb hospitality, stay at the Bannatyne Spa Hotel or the Zanzibar Hotel Hastings, two of the most luxurious Hastings hotels. For excellent value for money, book a stay at the stylish Premier Inn Hastings, or try the affordable Best Western Royal Victoria Hotel with its charming, traditional interior.
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St Benedict B&B, Zanzibar and Astral Lodge are some of the popular hotels in Hastings.What is the lowest price for a double room in Hastings?
The cheapest price for a double room in Hastings is £43, offered by Apollo Guest House.What are the best hotels in Hastings near the center?
The best hotels near the center of Hastings are Zanzibar, Hastings House and Summerfields House.120,000 Hotels
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