Compared to other sites nothing really stands out to me. It's okay, nothing wrong with it. They…read moreplay music on the toilet block so you can hum along to 'green sleeves' during your morning shower. There is a dog walk nearby, handy. People seem to leave there caravans here when they aren't using them as they are randomly doted at the back of the pitches you use. No hedges just a few random trees here and there. Good place to stay if you are catching the Eurotunnel the next day from Folkstone.

Great setting, some really nice walks close by. The holiday village is clean and tidy, but the bar…read moreand entertainment area could do with some TLC!

Southern England is famous for its White Cliffs, with the White Cliffs of Dover being the most…read morefamous, but Birling Gap and Beachy Head is where you'll get the best views and experience! There is a convenient stairway that safely lets you go down a couple flights and to do the beaches where you get the very best views of the English White Cliffs...and its glorious! Can't be described in words...epic, beautiful, magnificent, divine, and breath taking....though my wife was very disinterested and bored and went to the cafe after a few minutes. The Cafe is a decent spot for coffee and a Cornish Pastry. Wear good walking shoes, ie cross trainers or hiking boots. Also, this place is free! Well, it does costs to park, but we didn't bother and never got ticketed during our hour visit.

We jumped on the tour bus in Eastbourne and visited Beachy Head and Burling Gap to see the stunning…read morewhite cliffs. They're spectacular up on the cliff's edge and down on the beach. At Burling Gap, they've build a nice stairway to get to the beach with ease. Views are amazing.

Attention to detail is VERY lacking, but the setting is a delight…read more I love The Boship. It's a 5 minute drive from my parent's home and we pop in regularly. It always had a Fawlty Towers vibe. It was never slick. But the food was great and the atmosphere was so relaxed. We'd often have the entire dining room to ourselves. Not good for the owners, be we liked the peacefulness. And, best of all, they welcome pets. The hotel recently changed hands, and the surprisingly extensive grounds have been replanted and dotted with garden furniture and large ornaments. There is a regimented forest of Ash trees and a pool and a peacock and two lakes with row boats and a kitsch swan pedal-oh and several gazebos.. We went there last weekend for afternoon tea to celebrate my Mother's birthday. We had booked for 6 but had a last minute change to 8. We arrived to a warm welcome and wandered about in the gardens. There was no one about. None of the tables that had been used had been cleared. It all looked rather abandoned. Eventually a waiter appeared and said 'How many of you are there?' We said hello and did a head count for him. 'Eight'. We were in the doorway to the garden by the entrance to the pool. 'You wanna sit here?' he blurted out, gesturing to the nearest table. There was a paper Starbucks coffee cup left on it. 'No thank you. We'd like two tables put together further in the garden please'. He turned and left without a word and sometime later emerged with a colleague and laid two tables for us. We asked for tea, finger sandwiches and scones with proper fresh cream and jam. What arrived was very plain big triangle sandwiches, with no garnish. Just tuna, turkey and cheese and processed ham pitted with air bubbles on supermarket bread. The scones were mean little bullet-like supermarket ones and the cream was dazzlingly brilliant white and sugar-sweet and foam-like. Two small pots of tea were brought out with 3 tea bags in each. There is so much amazing produce available in that area. They could have put together an amazing cream tea and charged a few quid more if need be (ours was £9.90 a head). They could set up tables dotted around the grounds. If felt like they were just doing the bare minimum to maximise profits. I had instantly realised that they had brought out tea and food for 6 people, not 8. The 12 scones were a clear indication I was correct. But as the quality was so lacking, we counted this as a blessing. The tea ran out after one and a half cups each. I went to find a waiter to ask for either some hot water or just more fresh pots. No one was in sight. I asked at reception and was told 'This is reception. I don't serve tea. You need a waiter'. Indeed. I headed into the bar and asked for more tea. Then, later, the girl on reception left here computer and came and served us the tea. Such a contradiction. Then I went to pay before my father jumped in. It seemed very expensive. They hadn't allowed for a deposit that had been placed and had charged us for 8 people. They had also charged us full price for the second round of tea. After some debating, the waiter went to the kitchen to confirm how many people they had catered for. It had been 6, because luckily no one thought to convey the change of booking to the kitchen. They deducted two lots of £9.90, but refused to deduct the £20 for the second round of tea. But all in all, we had a delightful afternoon. We could have stayed until nightfall. They never hurry or rush you away. We wandered the grounds. Walked our dog. Played on the swings and climbing frame (my niece) and sat by the lake and chatted and took photos. The setting is really beautiful, and in a few years, when the new planting has been given a chance to get established and grown in, it will be even more charming. However, I very much doubt I'll be back to see it. Note to owner, Afternoon tea should come with limitless pots of tea, especially when your house blend is PG Tips.

Very nice hotel loads of grounds to walk around lots of animals. Very nice heated outdoor pool. A…read moregreat place to relax and unwind.

very nice ,clean ,friendley caravan camp.and good prices,they got good range of on site shops and…read morelots of things for the children to do

this caravan park is in east sussex perfect for families with children, sea close by,indoor pools,…read moresauna,lots of places to eat shops. the entertainment in the evening is great for all the family,bingo,disco,games cabaret,very friendly atmostphere,very reasonable rates. also perfect for anyone who wants to buy a caravan prices are very good.

What a great few hours spent just wandering around. Beautiful gardens, very well tended and…read morewonderful wild areas. Take your time or you will miss those small areas hidden from view. Tea shop for a welcoming coffee was needed after those hours, we must have walked miles. Make the effort to get there, you won't be disappointed. As stated by a previous reviewer. The postcode, if used in your SatNav, takes you to the wrong entrance. Use Wartling Road which takes you to the Main Entrance and parking. Well signposted from there.

Awesome castle and grounds. Could happily spend hours and hours here. Also, as my current condition…read moremakes it difficult to get about, it is flat enough to make travelling on crutches relatively easy. :-) While the tea shop is not cheap, it is not as expensive as other places that I have been to and it is nice to come out for a picnic in the grounds. Also as a nature lover I got lots of photographs of the animals and plants in the gardens. So, in short, come and join in the fun here. There is something for everyone.

We enjoyed three evenings here in late June and early July, while visiting family. The location is…read moresuperb--near the train station, the seafront, and many restaurants, cafes, etc. Our room was clean, tidy, and comfortable. The owners/hosts are very welcoming. And the breakfasts are outstanding. Highly recommended.

This is a friendly, well decorated, ideally located accommodation just off the main seafront road…read moreand a few minutes walk to the pier. I was a solo traveller and stayed at the Gyves House for 1 night. I arrived on the last evening of the Airbourne tatoo and despite having been flat out that week, the owners were still cheerful and helpful. Breakfast was very nice too. I will definitely check the Gyves House first for availability when I next pay a visit to Eastbourne and recommend it to anyone who wants a more personal stay in Eastbourne.