WE ARE OPEN!!
After recent Government announcements we are delighted to let our guests know that we have opened our doors again. We have been working hard at the hotel to ensure that our staff and guests remain safe,
We have been working alongside Best Western Head Office who teamed up with Quality in Tourism to adopt a new gold standard for anti-Covid-19 across all its 297 hotels by the start of July and hoping to make them 'the safest hotels in Great Britain' when they reopen to the public. This new kitemark for safety and cleanliness will see Best Western hotels 'overlay new standards' on top of the brand's cleaning requirements and processes and involves 'comprehensive risk assessments of every area of the property'
The new gold standard requires that Best Western hotels be independently audited by QT-trained assessors to enable us to be able to display a new kitemark accreditation.
We so look forward to welcoming you back and we thank you for all your support and good wishes and words of encouragement.
Stay Safe and See you Soon
The Best Western Lansdowne Hotel, Eastbourne, is privately owned, and has been in the same family ownership since 1912. It is this that has given the hotel the personal touch that remains evident today. We are flattered that so many guests express their appreciation of this fact.
The Hotel occupies a premier position on Eastbourne's elegant seafront overlooking the Western Lawns and Wish Tower with splendid views of Beachy Head and the sea.
The Congress Theatre, Winter Garden, Devonshire Park Theatre and grounds are just three or four minutes' walk away. Two theatres offer spectacular productions, and there are two cinemas: one a short walk away in the town centre, and one in the harbour. The 300m long pier also offers entertainment.
The cosmopolitan city of Brighton is 35 minutes away, and Tunbridge Wells 40 minutes. There is a wealth of picturesque villages in the surrounding areas, and Kent and Sussex boast glorious gardens, vineyards and historic homes - all of which are waiting to be explored.