St Leonards
St. Leonards is a traditional fishing village near Hastings. The town found itself at the centre of a tourist boom during the 19th century after builder James Burton decided to create a smaller version of Brighton!
Modern day St Leonards merges into the larger town of Hastings but many of the beautiful Victorian buildings remain tucked away behind the sea front and a stroll around these streets will uncover many hidden gems. Queen Victoria frequently visited the town staying in James Burtons House which was built in London and transported to the new town by sea. Throughout the summer St Leonards plays host to many outdoor events, the annual St Leonards Festival being worth a visit if the music of the "80.s appeals ! A stroll towards Hastings will take you past the Pier and White Rock Theatre and eventually into Hastings town centre with excellent shopping and weekly outdoor craft and continental food markets.
Travel Offers invites you to become a Member and stay at our St. Leonards partner hotel, which has been refurbished to capture the charm of its Edwardian origins. All you have to pay for during your stay is your breakfast and evening meal as you get your room absolutely free.
HIGH BEECH HOTEL 2 STAR
St. Leonards on Sea, EAST SUSSEX
Battle Road, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN37 7BS
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This former 18th century country house lies between historic Hastings and Battle. Refurbished to capture the style and charm of its Edwardian origins the hotel has the spacious ‘Mountbattens Bar’ and the elegant ‘Wedgwood Restaurant’ serving French, English and continental cuisine.
Other Amenities: Special diets catered for with prior notice. All rooms are en-suite with coffee/tea making facilities, satellite colour TV, radio, telephone, trouser press, executive rooms with Jacuzzi available at a supplementary cost.
In the Area: Golf (Hastings Golf Course, only 5 min walk), riding, walking.
UK FREE hotel rooms plus Select & the City plus European Free hotel rooms



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