The York Hotel

92 London Road, Bexhill On Sea, East Sussex, England

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About The York Hotel

The York Hotel is a contemporary cafe bar with seven delightful en suite bedrooms. The hotel benefits from car parking, home-cooked meals and friendly staff. Please note that The York has a late licence on Wednesday and Thursday until 01:00; Friday and Saturday until 03:00 (This is the reason we keep our prices low). If this is a concern for you please do not hesitate to contact us direct. Bexhill on Sea is the spiritual home and birthplace of British Motor Racing and also houses the famous Art Deco building of the De la Warr Pavilion. The beaches are all excellent quality, and the long promenade is ideal for an afternoon stroll or brisk morning run. The town centre is only a few minutes drive away.

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