South Coast Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in South Coast, England

"My room was lovely. Spacious and clean. A modern take on the Regency style. It had a partial sea view too which was a bonus. "

"Lovely clean room, friendly staff, overall a brilliant stay. The only issue we had was ordering room service! Too late for food from restaurant, but couldn't order room service until 11pm, we ordered an deliveroo in the end!"

"The room was clean and well equipped. The staff were great and made sure everything was okay throughout "

"Very convenient walk from the train station, and a great starting point to walk down to the lanes. Nice and quiet given the activity outsides. "

"Great value and nice room - shame there isn’t free WiFi - but a small point"

"Nice room, could do with more charging points, nice coffee machine Very comfortable beds and pillows, good shower and nice to have a bath too even if it was a little bit small! Friendly staff will definitely stay again "

"Loved our stay. It was my birthday & they left a card & 2 mini bottles of wine & water. Had been upgraded to Executive seaview balcony room sadly the weather was atrocious so couldn't use it. Comfortable bed, pillows, lovely clean room & bathroom. Just perfect. Had a nice lunch in Leo's & breakfast was excellent. "

"Rooms need better soundproofing, the hotel is busy and noisy, which can be heard in the rooms."

"Room clean .No charging points on sockets for phones etc. Staff generally helpful and well turned out. Food: gtasty and well presented and reasonably priced BUT only scrambled eggs on the breakfast menu!!! The help yourself breakfast menu is NOT appreciated by most guests in my experience. The toaster doesn't really work and the food in the heated trays is generally luke- warm by the time guests have got their own tea toast etc and returned to the table. Confusion amongst staff and customers re price of drinks at Happy Hour: drinks should be half price not two for one. Then everyone would understand the system and singles would not be forced to have two drinks when they only wanted one. "