Sedlescombe Golf Hotel

Sedlescombe Golf Club, Kent Street, Sedlescombe, East Sussex, England

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About Sedlescombe Golf Hotel

Sedlescombe Golf Hotel is set in Beautiful 1066 countryside. Nine holes of golf included in the price of a room. The Golf Hotel sits right next to the first and tenth tee of Sedlescombe Golf Club, offering views of the course. The hotel has twenty luxury bedrooms all of which have large en suite bathrooms with twin basins. All the rooms have individually-controlled air-conditioning and heating systems. They all have televisions, telephones and Internet connections. Every hotel guest receives a free nine holes of golf with their booking.

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