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The Grand Hotel is a Victorian seafront property in Eastbourne on England's East Sussex coast, offering views over the English Channel and Beachy Head cliffs. A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, it combines nineteenth-century architecture with contemporary comfort, indoor pool, spa facilities, and fine dining.
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The Grand Hotel stands on Eastbourne's seafront, with direct access to the beach and panoramic views across the English Channel toward Beachy Head. The town sits on the East Sussex coast, a traditional seaside destination on England's south coast. The hotel's beachfront position makes it a natural base for coastal walks, including the route to Seven Sisters cliffs. Royal Eastbourne Golf Club is located in the nearby South Downs.
The hotel offers 152 rooms across four floors in a range of configurations. Room types include Classic rooms, Deluxe rooms with sea views, Executive rooms and suites with channel views, Junior suites, Studio suites, and signature Master and Penthouse suites. Many rooms feature the expansive proportions characteristic of Victorian architecture.
The Mirabelle Restaurant serves à la carte dining with an emphasis on fine wines. Afternoon tea in the Great Hall is a daily offering, served with pastries and traditional accompaniments in the hotel's principal lounge.
The hotel features an indoor swimming pool and spa facilities. Dining and lounging areas include terraced spaces overlooking the seafront.
The Grand Hotel appeals to couples seeking a classic English seaside retreat, families taking advantage of beach access and pool facilities, and diners interested in fine-dining restaurants. Its location supports both relaxation and activity, from coastal walks to golf.
Editorial verification: The Grand Hotel is affiliated with Small Luxury Hotels of the World; this was confirmed on the brand's own website or hotel list, and the hotel was matched to its official website by our editorial board.
The Grand Hotel is located on the seafront in Eastbourne, East Sussex, on England's south coast. It overlooks the English Channel and has views toward Beachy Head cliffs.
The hotel offers 152 rooms including Classic rooms, Deluxe rooms with sea views, Executive rooms and suites, Junior suites, Studio suites, and Master and Penthouse suites.
Yes. The Mirabelle Restaurant offers à la carte dining with a wine selection. Afternoon tea is served daily in the Great Hall.
The Grand Hotel has an indoor swimming pool and spa facilities.
Yes, the hotel is suitable for families, with beach access and a pool on-site.
Nearby attractions include Seven Sisters cliffs, accessible via coastal walks, and Royal Eastbourne Golf Club in the South Downs.
The Grand Hotel is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
The Grand Hotel is affiliated with Small Luxury Hotels of the World; this was confirmed on the brand's own website or hotel list, and the hotel was matched to its official website by our editorial board.
The Grand Hotel is in Eastbourne, United Kingdom. Address: Little Chelsea, Eastbourne, England, United Kingdom.
| Location | Eastbourne, United Kingdom |
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| Address | Little Chelsea, Eastbourne, England, United Kingdom |
| Brand / alliance | Small Luxury Hotels of the World |
| Official website | slh.com |
| General manager | Dominic Osborne · General Manager · source: travelpr.co.uk, checked 2026-10-03 |
| Area guide | Eastbourne luxury hotels |
| Verified | by the editorial board |
Sources: slh.com/hotels/the-grand-hotel · en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grand_Budapest_Hotel
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