St Leonards-On-Sea Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in St Leonards-On-Sea, England

"We have stayed at this hotel over half a dozen times and have always found it comfortable and clean. We always request a low floor room and when we first booked about 3 years ago the hotel always allocated this. The last two times we have been allocated higher floors, when asked only to be told, we are fully booked. We always book months in advance and why our request isn’t taken into consideration, I don’t know. We pay for a premium room and with better planning I am sure our request could be made."

"A nice traditional hotel with a lot of history. In need of freshening up, but staff are friendly and the rooms are well kept"

"Fantastic stay. Everyone there was friendly, accommodating, and had great suggestions for things to do around town and great places for dinner. Couldn't of had a better time. Will highly recommend to anyone coming to Hastings. "

"Staff are pleasant and speak English. I had a problem with my leg and they managed to find me a room opposite the lift."

"Lovely hotel. Spacious and airy. Good staff. "

"The bathroom had an extractor fan that was broken, black mould around the shower tray, the shower tray is unsafe, being very slippery when wet. The bathroom mirror was fitted withe incandescent lighting which gives off heat. Entrance to the bedroom was through French double glazed doors, the stay holding the door was disconnected. A strong gust of wind could cause injury to someone. The room had cobwebs and the curtains were dirty. The TV was not properly installed, resulting in loss of programs. The bedroom furniture was well used with a staple for some reason half inserted. The bed mattress was flimsy and unsupportive. The doors opened onto a poorly maintained patio area, which was also a smoking area. The result was the during the current heatwave we could not open doors as there were smokers satisfying their addiction. This is despite stickers all over the property stating that there is no smoking on these premises. Premises includes garden and patio by definition. Entrance to the room was through the main building, which included the occupants area. Where their washing was on clothes airier. The so called garden view was obscured by a bush. The grounds need attention and the preparation of a bonfire in the middle of rear garden is hardly appealing. The dining room had a chandelier with a lot of the bulbs missing. A continental breakfast with cornflakes? The crockery was mismatched. The side entrance is unsecured, anyone can just walk in. Photos are availabl "

"Our stay at Grand Hastings was wonderful! Peter was fantastic and very accommodating! Will definitely stay again! Darcy "

"Nice hotel fan was good in the hot weather very quiet showerwas hot with"

"Staff amazing and great views. Some really nice rooms and some slightly dated but still very large spacious rooms."