Marine Parade Hotel

13-14 Marine Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England

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About Marine Parade Hotel

The Marine Parade Hotel is located on the seafront in Eastbourne, ideally located for the beach, pier, shops and town centre. We offer a basic standard of accommodation, but can assure you of a clean room and a warm welcome. Whatever your reason for visiting Eastbourne, our hotel can be an excellent base. Located right opposite the pebble beach, we have many rooms with sea-views. We hope to appeal to visitors, holiday-makers and business guests alike. Please note that all our bedrooms are non-smoking, and that we do not have a car park. Parking is available on the sea front and surrounding streets. All check-ins must be before 21:00 unless by prior arrangement.

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