Town House Rooms

Pub downstairs is probably the best kept secret in Hastings. Great music, and a warm welcome. If I lived here this would be my local. Spent 4 days in the kingsized room. I don’t usually stay in pubs, especially when I am traveling alone as I prefer a hotel. My needs were for a proper desk space as I was working remotely from my room all week while my son visited family nearby. I needed space to unpack and work without having to perch on the edge of the bed - but also wanted the comfort of a bath and easy access to the town. Most other hotel rooms in the town are a bit too small for my needs or don’t come with a proper bath. Most of the apartments are either at the far end of the old town or in areas that I wouldn’t have felt comfortable walking alone at night. Room was very clean and comfortable. Room was ready early and check in friendly. It’s more of a guest house than a hotel or B&B. No breakfast available but I don’t eat it anyway so that suited me. Full sized fridge in the room and close proximity to supermarket so I bought snacks and fresh milk. Decent coffee and tea in the room and full sized kettle. Bed was very comfy and the room is quiet - although read on for more details. Pub downstairs was no bother and served decent alcohol free beer on draught (plus real beer of course) Menu looked good but I ate in various places across the town. It’s easily walkable to St Leonard’s and the Old Town. Would recommend for someone with similar needs to mine. It’s a period building so plenty of character. That means it’s a bit creaky and has a narrow staircase to the room. Room was large and has 4 large sash windows, so could sometimes be cold. The heating was good but it’s a large room. It’s on a busy road, so there is some road noise. Not a lot but you could feel the larger lorries. From 6am there were moments when I thought I was experiencing an earthquake. Nothing too serious though and not enough for me to mark them down.

We liked everything. It was a last minute booking. The photo on booking.com looked fairly grim, but I was short of time. In the event it was definitely a different room from the photo, and it was particularly nice - so I didn’t get what I seemed to have paid for, but actually something very much better, oddly. The people we dealt with were all lovely.

We had a large room with pleasant decor and large fluffy towels. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The location was good - close to shops, cafes and the Promenade. We could walk to all the sites. The railway station was also within easy walking distance. The Pissarro restaurant was more like a cosy English pub. Very inviting and reasonably priced.

We checked in easily in the restaurant next door and they checked we were ok with the front door entry code. The room was excellent - lovely and warm even though it was cold and windy outside and the room does not have double glazing. The room was tastefully decorated and well lit. There was spare tea and coffee in the hall outside which was appreciated. The room was in a perfect location for the town centre - we cut through the car park opposite to the shopping centre to avoid the rain and wind.

The entire staff plus cleaning staff are lovely and helpful! The restaurant downstairs has got a wide choice of food and the stake evening is of good value , including a bottle of wine. There is also a Fajita night and it was delish. They have live music on various nights . We have returned for the 2nd time and we will be back for sure 🙂 Thank you to the entire staff for making our stay so enjoyable !