Eastbourne - Imperial Hotel

Eastbourne - A Robinsons Hotel

Eastbourne is an ideal holiday destination; it has one of the top sunshine records in the UK and has been awarded the Seaside Award for its clean and safe beaches for the past eight years. There is a huge variety of activities and events to suit all ages and tastes, frominternational tennis andWest End Shows to the spectacular RAF air show in August. Whatever type of holiday you prefer, Eastbourne is sure to cater to your every need.

Imperial Hotel

An impressive Victorian hotel, situated at the seaward end of Devonshire Place, less than a hundred yards from the seafront, on a delightful tree-lined boulevard less than fiveminutes walk fromthemain facilities and town centre amenities. A night porter ensures 24 hour reception service.

Facilities

All rooms have private facilities, internal telephone, television, and complimentary tea/coffee
Traditional English breakfast
Lunch snacks available daily
4 course evening meal with choice of menu plus tea or coffee
Live entertainment most evenings
Two lifts serving all floors
Porterage

The following excursions are included

Chichester
Compact and intimate, Chichester is made for exploring. There is history on every corner from the Tudor Market Cross to the dominant Norman Cathedral. There is also the modern Chichester with a range of restaurants and cafes and a haven for the “professional shopper.” The return journey is by way of Arundel, which is dominated by the 11th century Arundel Castle.

Alfriston Lewes and Glynde
Travel from Eastbourne via the Cuckmere Valley to the typical English village of Alfriston for a morning coffee stop. Continue to Lewes, the county town of East Sussex with time available for lunch and sightseeing. The return journey will be by way of Glynde, the home of the English National Opera Company (Glyndebourne), and Michelham

A Half day mystery tour