The Corn Exchange

19 High Street, Hailsham, East Sussex, East Sussex, England

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About The Corn Exchange

The vibrant Corn Exchange is more than a bed and breakfast, offering a café, bar/restaurant, traditional real ale bar, a nightclub and function room. Breakfast, lunch, lights snacks, a la carte dinner, coffee and cake are all served. All the bedrooms and public areas were recently refurbished to offer you clean, comfortable accommodation with a prime location. Found in the centre of Hailsham, there is a cinema and bowling complex within walking distance. Sky Sports is available in the real ale bar and the nightclub on a large screen. Special offer extended to the end of April: cut price rooms. Book early to avoid disappointment.

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