Camelot Lodge Hotel

Been here last year at a number of years before and in the town again this weekend for this mission worship conference at the congress theatre lovely guest house Dee would ask what time we needed breakfast in the morning if we where on a early start she would do so. And one morning there was no wheatabix so I asked if they had some she went away and then come back a little time last with some. The following morning when we went down for breakfast and in a bowl for me was 3 wheatabix in place. This year we was hoping to be back here but we had to change as back in August had a change of use so won't be there but the new hotel is nearer to the theatre witch is good will miss this guest house

One night stopover whilst attending a retirement function in the town. Was accommodated in a nicely appointed spacious room that sleeps up to three, so had more than enough space for myself. It appeared to have been relatively recently refurbished, so was in excellent condition. All the facilities you'd expect including tea/coffee making facilities and decent sized TV. As other reviews have mentioned, the road outside can get quite busy, but I did not find traffic noise too much of a problem, and the comfortable bed was nice to sink into at the end of the day. Breakfast is served in a pleasant, bright room, with full English cooked to order if required. There is a small bar downstairs which I did not use, but it looked a nice place to relax in during the evening. This establishment does not serve evening meals, but the owners will recommend local venues. I was travelling by train, but noted that there seemed to be adequate parking space in front of the building. You could walk from the station in about 15/20 minutes, otherwise take a taxi or bus - there is a bus stop no more than a couple of minutes from Camelot Lodge. The surrounding area consists mainly of mature properties of a similar style, you could describe it as "leafy suburbs". A couple of bedrooms were being refurbished, although no work was going on whilst I was there, it being a weekend. I can't imagine this would be very disruptive for guests as they would probably be out during the day. I mention this more to highlight how the owners are keen to maintain their high standards by upgrading facilities where appropriate. The standard of housekeeping is very good. If you need to be right on the seafront this isn't the place for you, but if you don't mind that (it's not difficult to reach either the front or the main shopping areas) and prefer a less hectic location, this family run property will fit the bill. Certainly good value for the quality provided, happy to recommend and to return myself should I visit the area again.

This family run guest house is ideal for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Eastbourne. It`s not too far from the seafront and has its own parking area.The breakfasts are hearty and served in a friendly atmosphere.