The Sherwood

7 Lascelles Terrace, Eastbourne, East Sussex, East Sussex, England

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About The Sherwood

An attractive late Victorian town house with sea views, just steps from Eastbourne's beautiful seafront and the town centre. At just 5 minutes' walk from shopping and the station, this hotel is ideal for those planning on enjoying the sights of Eastbourne. The Sherwood offers excellent service and relaxed comfortable surroundings, complimented by traditional English breakfasts and home-cooked evening meals. Close to three theatres, there is no excuse not to see a performance. Take a short drive to the chalk cliffs at Beachy Head, or step outside the hotel to turn into the delightful Eastbourne promenade. Stroll beside the sea and enjoy the beach. Return to the hotel for a meal, or to relax in the lounge area before retiring to your comfortable room.

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