Albany Lions Hotel

Grand Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England

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About Albany Lions Hotel

Situated in a prime position on the Eastbourne seafront, close to theatres and 5 minutes walk to the town centre. The Hotel has a high reputation for its friendly and welcoming service. Eastbourne is a beautiful thriving seaside resort and has one of the best sunshine rates in the South.The Albany Lions Hotel is a privately owned 3 star Hotel, located on the magnificent seafront. The Hotel has been recently refurbished to a high standard and you will be immediately impressed on entering the Hotel by the beautiful decor.The Carvery restaurant on the ground floor offers a good selection of foods and beautiful views across the English Channel. The Lions Bar and adjoining Sunlounge are where you can enjoy a leisurely drink or snack lunch. A good selection of entertainment is offered on selected evenings throughout the year. The Town's main theatres are just a few minutes walk away and these offer a superb selection of plays, concerts, musicals etc to please every palette.

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