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Holiday Insurance IMPORTANT NOTE
Holiday insurance is just as important when holidaying in
The information contained in the following advertisements has
Britain as when travelling abroad. We strongly recommend
been supplied by the individual establishments and we
that you arrange this. This can be arranged through your
recommend that you confirm all details, prices and any
chosen establishment or through your local insurance agent.
special requirements with the establishment of your choice
prior to booking.
High Standards
All the accommodation in this guide has been quality
Every Guest Accommodation, Hotel and Self Catering
assessed by either VisitBritain or the AA or has agreed to
establishment featured in this Guide has agreed to meet the
meet the stringent standards laid down by Eastbourne
stringent standards laid down by Eastbourne Hospitality
Hospitality Association.
Association (a free copy of these standards is available
on request with a stamped addressed envelope to the Look for these symbols for establishments that have elected to
address opposite). join a national rating scheme.
We hope, therefore, that you will have no cause for complaint
during your stay in Eastbourne.
Prices shown in advertisements
or on smaller ads these symbols are displayed as follows:
HOTELS AND GUEST ACCOMMODATION
AAbbb
Prices indicated are per person based on two people
VBbbb (Visit Britain)
sharing a twin bedded room (unless otherwise stated).
For serviced accommodation, there are two separate schemes
SELF-CATERING
to show the quality, services and facilities of an establishment.
Prices indicated are per unit per week.
One is for Hotels and one for Guest Accommodation.
Hotels in this guide are represented by Star ratings.
Guest Accommodation is the category which encompasses
anything from one-room bed and breakfasts to the larger
establishments which may offer dinner and may be licensed.
Guest Accommodation in this Guide is represented by Stars.
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