The Langham dates back to 1913 when it was originally opened as a hotel and is formed of six houses to make the hotel as it stands today. The Langham Hotel is situated along Royal Parade on Eastbourne's magnificent seafront with spectacular views across the bay towards the pier. We are a privately owned and have 77 Bedrooms.
Whether you are visiting us for business or for pleasure, you can always be assured of a warm welcome by our excellent team. Why not enjoy a drink in the elegant Langham's Bar or sit outside on our terrace and watch the world go by? Dine in our Conservatory Restaurant, or share afternoon tea with friends in the cosy lounge or a Grand Afternoon Tea served in the Conservatory Restaurant.
Whether you are visiting us for business or for pleasure, you can always be assured of a warm welcome by our excellent team. Why not enjoy a drink in the elegant Langham's Bar or sit outside on our terrace and watch the world go by? Dine in our Conservatory Restaurant, or share afternoon tea with friends in the cosy lounge or a Grand Afternoon Tea served in the Conservatory Restaurant.
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Our Inland double rooms offer well appointed, cosy and comfortable accommodation. The Inland rooms have a view of the residential areas behind the hotel and some of the South Downs. Our Inland twin rooms offer well appointed, cosy and comfortable accommodation with two single beds. Our Superior Inland rooms offer a larger space than the Inland double or twin.
The Langham serves as a perfect base for any bowls group visiting East Sussex. Eastbourne has both indoor and outdoor clubs and most are within a close proximity to the hotel. Our comfortable lounge and bar areas are perfect for you to relax and socialise in. We also have a 120 seater Restaurant and our West Dean Suite function space is perfect for presentation events and is also an ideal space for evening entertainment.
Gill Perkins, CEO of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, gives an inspiring and entertaining talk on these very special insects. Shaun Williamson, a man of many diverse parts, from Barry in EastEnders and starring in West End comedies and musicals to winning Celebrity Pointless twice! Described as a walking encyclopedia of British comedy, Robert Ross recalls the great who have sadly gone but are just a memory away.
Located on the edge of the South Downs National park The Langham is close to Beachy Head, Seven Sisters, Birling Gap and the Cuckmere Haven. The Langham is the perfect place to stay when exploring and walking the South Downs and seven sisters.
South Downs Tours invites you to experience the beautiful South Downs on Eastbourne's doorstep including the truly iconic, world-renown coastline that is 'The Seven Sisters' and the historic village of Alfriston.Individuals or groups of up to 8 guests can be picked up directly from The Langham. Enjoy a great family day out at Drusillas Park, located near Alfriston, just a 20 minute drive from the Langham.
South Downs Tours invites you to experience the beautiful South Downs on Eastbourne's doorstep including the truly iconic, world-renown coastline that is 'The Seven Sisters' and the historic village of Alfriston.Individuals or groups of up to 8 guests can be picked up directly from The Langham. Enjoy a great family day out at Drusillas Park, located near Alfriston, just a 20 minute drive from the Langham.
The Langham Owners remarkable story of how he went from Park Lane to Royal Parade. From washing dishes in the Grosvenor House Hotel basement aged 15 1/2 to eventually buying a multi million pound hotel of his own. Now in his 50th year in the business Neil Kirby's career has been truly inspirational.
Reviews (12)
Diane Walker
Jan 04, 2022
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Michelle Hutton
Dec 30, 2021
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John Stygle
Dec 26, 2021
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Ann Chandler
Dec 23, 2021
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John Cooper
Dec 19, 2021
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Stayed for 1 night in December 2021
I have stayed in many hotels over the years and this really is very nice. The parking is easy, the staff are very friendly and the rooms are nice (some squeaky floorboards, but it is an old building).
BUT THE BREAKFAST - 1 small sausage, 1 rasher of bacon, 2 tablespoons on scrambled egg, 2 tablespoons of baked beans, a few mushrooms and a slice of fried bread the size of a playing card. Just not enough after a night out.
I have stayed in many hotels over the years and this really is very nice. The parking is easy, the staff are very friendly and the rooms are nice (some squeaky floorboards, but it is an old building).
BUT THE BREAKFAST - 1 small sausage, 1 rasher of bacon, 2 tablespoons on scrambled egg, 2 tablespoons of baked beans, a few mushrooms and a slice of fried bread the size of a playing card. Just not enough after a night out.
Daniel Stickland
Nov 22, 2021
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Lovely place to visit for afternoon tea. Visited today as a group of 4 and were immediately made to feel welcome. We had an allergy in our party that was catered for brilliantly which showed good attention to detail on their part and they still provided a delicious selection of food. We were also celebrating a birthday, and once we finished lunch the waiter surprised us by bringing out a beautifully iced sponge cake which said happy birthday on top. A very thoughtful touch which we certainly did not expect! All in all a fantastic place to visit for afternoon tea, and the rest of the hotel looked
Roger Dawson
Nov 17, 2021
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Just had three days at the Langham . Accommodation fantastic , our room was squeaky clean. Bed was very comfortable. The food was excellent with a great choice. The staff were polite and extremely professional, nothing was too much trouble. Comfortable lounge and bar area. A very well run Hotel and a notch or two up from most, can't wait to return, thankyou.
Sammvegan Edgy
Oct 24, 2021
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Anji Spencer
Oct 19, 2021
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Katt W.
May 14, 2018
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I had a lovely stay at the Langham. I had a double room with a sea view and was pleasantly surprised to find that I had a room with a large bay window. The room was bright and clean and had a somewhat newly refurbished bathroom. Tea facilities were what I would expect, there was a hairdryer at the vanity table, and a couple of chairs with a table to look out over the ocean. The bed was comfortable and the towels in the bathroom were also nice.
My only 'complaints' would be that a lot of light came in in the morning, so I was woken up a few times by that, and the shower struggled to
My only 'complaints' would be that a lot of light came in in the morning, so I was woken up a few times by that, and the shower struggled to
Qype User Archie
Aug 15, 2009
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We stayed at this hotel in August 2009 whilst visiting Eastbourne on a coach holiday 90% of the guests were on coach holidays which seems to be the main part of the hotels customer base. WE found our room to be excellent recently renovated with excellent décor and fittings a nice clean on suite well stocked welcome tray and a wonderful sea view from the window. Our friends however had a dingy poorly decorated room with views of drain pipes at the rear of the hotel and gaffer tape across broken floor coverings in the bathroom. To make things worse for them they overheard the manager describing
Qype User Onesta
Jan 29, 2009
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We stayed here for 1 night in August. The first impressions of the hotel are very nice, but once you get past reception it starts to look a bit tired. Our double room was probably the smallest I have ever stayed in and the decor was dated with wallpaper hanging off and filler on walls. The shower was minute in that you couldnt help soaking the bathroom floor when you had one and the seleant was peeling off and mouldy.
However the staff were friendly, and the breakfast was nice.
However the staff were friendly, and the breakfast was nice.
