Guest House in East Sussex, England:

With the sea, here just down the road you really have no excuse. Get up early in the morning and nip down for a swim. You will feel so much better for it and we will be pleased to give you a complimentary brandy if you feel a little chilled afterward

Holiday in Brighton, East Sussex: Buzzing with energy, Brighton really rocks - where else can you take in the sea air and surf the net at cyber cafes, tread the boards of a Victorian pier, rollerblade along the esplanade or see pre-West End shows in the theatre or cutting edge comedy at intimate café-cabarets.
Shops for antiques, jewellery, designer clothes in the famous Lanes just 10 minutes walk from the Hotel. Or try the North Laine, the bohemian quarter with its fun mix of unusual shops.
Eat at the Le Marinade French restaurant where "angels dance on your tongue" or in a Chinese junk moored in the Marina or English's for fine sea food, or Terre Terre, some say the best Vegetarian restaurant in Britain, or ask us where to eat.

Beside the Sea: As young children in the 1950’s, the highlight of our year was our one-week annual holiday spent in Brighton or Bournemouth. The coach or car journey and our arrival at the boarding house – we always went back to the same one each year – were just the prelude to a week of fun and excitement. Bathing in the sea, building sand castles, donkey rides, Punch and Judy twice a day and evening coach excursions filled every moment and the week passed much too quickly.
It would seem that we would never have enjoyed those wonderful childhood holidays in the 1950s if our Georgian ancestors had not discovered the great benefits to be had from sea air and sea bathing, and if our Victorian ancestors had not made the seaside accessible to all and introduced new brands of fun and excitement. The ‘seaside’ has not been always with us – it was in fact a wonderful discovery, which took place over many years! Now go out and enjoy yourself.

Serving organic Food: Choice of fruit juices, fruits, apple puree, thick and creamy greek yoghurt, the milk comes from a farm in Brighton. There is also organic muesli, bran ond cereals. Toast, an organic brown or a white seedy bloomer both baked locally, home made marmalade, jams, peanut butter and choice of honeys including our own almond honey.
Choice of fair-trade tea or freshly ground coffee, decaffeinated coffee, hot chocolate. Ask about our large choice of herb and fruit teas.
Soya milk, organic preserves and vegan butter is available on request and today’s papers are on the side.
Most of our food is organic and wherever practical it comes from local Sussex farms. None of our food, where applicable, contains genetically modified products.
Our bacon is the real thing, bought from Old Spot Farm in Uckfield, pickled in brine for up to four weeks, then smoked over oak and hardwood. Sausages are always an adventure as we aim to have tried at least fifty different varieties in a year.

The rental rates for this property are quoted in GBP per person per night.

Rooms are from £30.00 per person per night, inc. full breakfast, service and taxes.
En suite Double/Twin rooms: from £35.00 per person.
En suite Single rooms: from £35.00 per person.
En suite Luxury Double rooms with 4 poster bed: from £45.00 per person.
Not en suite Double rooms: from £27.50 per person.
Not en suite Twin rooms: from £27.50 per person.
Not en suite Single rooms: from £30.00 per person.

Vegetarian & Delicious Breakfasts: At your table you will enjoy an original healthy cuisine using organic and farm fresh local produce, and vegetarians will particularly appreciate starting their day on a breakfast that is both imaginative and varied.
We normally have a range of sandwiches such as some locally smoked salmon or vegetarian mature cheddar cheese with a choice of pickles or tuna and sweetcorn. They are all are freshly made on organic brown or the beautiful seeded white bloomers from a local baker. We are happy to bring these to your room during lounge opening hours (9am to 9pm).
The Art Deco lounge is on the lower ground floor, where you can order selection soft drinks, coffee or a choice of teas.

Parking: In front of Paskins hotel there is currently free street parking on our side of the road and a double yellow opposite. If you cannot see a parking space in our road, it is quite legal for you to park on the double yellow to unload. When you arrive we will give you directions to park. At present the surrounding area there is free on-street parking and even in busy times everyone finds a parking space. Shortly the Council are going to ‘help’ us by excluding parking for all but residents and hotel guests. This should make parking easier but will cost £5.00 a night. There is an NCP not far away from the hotel, which costs approximately £8 per day.