Cavendish Hotel

Grand Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England

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About Cavendish Hotel

The Cavendish is a majestic hotel commanding the premier sea front position on Eastbourne's Grand Parade. Accommodation is uniquely luxurious, and many of the suites enjoy breathtaking views across the sea. The Marine Restaurant provides a magnificent setting for all forms of dining, with its panoramic sea views and seating for 250 guests. The Marine restaurant offers a superb ambience, excellent food and friendly service to create a lovely dining experience. The bar area, named the Coronet Bar, is situated at the front left of the hotel, overlooking the beach. The Coronet Bar offers a delightful selection of cocktails, spirits, wines and beer to suit all tastes, for both guests and visitors and caters for lunch with its popular ''Dish of the Day'.

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