I stayed here for 5 nights. I stayed in a double room on the 3rd floor for 3 nights, and a single…read morefor 2 nights (only reason because it was cheaper). The double room is nice, has fresh towels and complimentary toiletries in the en suite. TV with good signal and a set of drawers. The decor is a little more updated than the rest of the hotel. The bed is comfortable and everywhere is clean. Brilliant! The single room - Doesn't have an en suite, it just has a sink. Which I found rather odd! instead there is a shared bathroom down the hall which is small and doesn't really have a light (it does but it's more like a night light). The wallpaper was hanging off above the bed, and the carpet needed vacuuming. There was a lot of hair on the floor, my toes got tangled in it... I thought chewbacca was the last customer! Haha but other than that, the room was fine. The rooms themselves are quite small, but it's enough if all you are doing is sleeping there and going out for the day. Both rooms supply you with enough tea/coffee/hot choc to last at least 2 nights! And refill them each day even if you did use it all! But where this hotel shines, is it's breakfast!! Each morning, come downstairs, sit at the table that is designated to your room and breakfast is included in the price! There's a lot to choose from, I had cereal, 4 slices of white toast (with selection of condiments), Apple juice, pot of tea (enough for 3 cups) and a full English... Yes I know... That's a big breakfast! I'm not ashamed! The full English is amazing! Best I've had! The staff are really nice and friendly, approachable with any questions you may have. I would happily stay here again, but there is a big difference in quality between single rooms and double rooms. So I'd stay in the double! especially when there isn't much of a price difference.

From the owner: Jane & Martin Home and the staff welcome you to their family run B&B in Seaford.read more

We arrived at the place way before dinner service has started and just enjoyed our "Apéros" (ok, it…read morewas Gin and beers) in the yard of that lovely place in that lovely town of "Ooolfrinston" (did I pronounce that right?). We then enjoyed dinner inside, and it was delightfully fresh and seasonal. It's not the cheapest place to eat though so bring the large wallet. Met the head chef on the way out who was just as nice as the service personnel who did an outstanding job that night. Will be back someday for sure.

A place to check out of the hustle and bustle world and into a homey warm oasis of log fires, tea…read morelights and neutral tones. Understated, sophisticated yet casual and unpretentious. Service is excellent and friendly, every need catered to if possible. Food is delicious fresh and seasonal, locally sourced and well balanced. Wine list very good. The rooms are beautiful, beds so comfortable and competitive in price. By far the nicest place to stay in Alfriston. Nick the owner is a brilliant host, warm and helpful.

I only stopped by here for a quick drink so I am really only commenting on the pub and the service…read morein this review although I plan to come back to eat and possibly stay while walking the South Downs Way. I had been out in Alfriston for the day with the new boy and after a visit to the local gallery and a glorious walk through the Sussex countryside, we popped in her for a quick glass of red before heading home. The pub, like everything in the picturesque village of Alfriston, is old (14th century) and quaint. Think open fires, low wooded beams and lots of character. Wanting to make the most of the early spring sunshine we sat in the garden which is also beautiful. The service was reasonably friendly if a little brisk and the wine was decidedly average, but the surrounding more than made up for this. We bumped into friends that were having the Sunday roast and they also commented that they had waited a long time for the food and there was nothing special about it, I would like to try this for myself though before making a judgment, maybe something from the al la carte menu which look pretty tasty. I will be back and will happily update my review when I can judge the food for myself!

Having enjoyed another lovely visit to The Cathedral of The Downs, then this is the place to get a…read morepint and a good lunch.No, a superb lunch. You should try the Mustard Baked ham, egg and chips! Well looked after ales will more than slake your thirst, ( if you're not driving). Lovely area to stroll around.