We took over the ownership of the Reymar in August 2016. The team is Nick and Daughter Hannah the owners, James the son, We also have a dedicated team of housekeepers that keep the hotel looking good. We are pretty good at places to go, things to see and loads of local knowledge we can always offer a great place to go to what ever the weather. We love having a busy dinning room and a great atmosphere which makes all guests feel at home.

The Eastbourne Reymar is a small family run B&B on the South Coast. We offer a personal touch that the larger hotels cannot offer. The building is two semi detached Victorian houses joined together and spread over three floors. We have a guest lounge with views of the beach and Prom, which has a lovely family friendly feel. The building may be Victorian in age but the facilities are not, which means some of the rooms are therefor a little quirky in order for en suites etc to be in them and may have the sink in the main room. Our economy doubles are ideal for a shorter stay as they are smaller in size than doubles. For longer stays we recommend a double room, the same goes for the twin rooms, if you are staying longer as they have more space. All of our rooms that can accommodate more than two people, consist of two interconnecting rooms, giving everyone some space. If you require more space consider the next size up than what you require for that little extra privacy. The Reymar is a member of the Eastbourne Hospitality Association and therefor offers a brochure to every guest with money saving offers and discounts. Frankie our fairy has her door by the main front door.

The hotel is situated literally yards from the beach, a short walk to the pier and the local shops. The main town centre is within walking distance and is also accessible by car, taxi or bus. Bus stops are on both the roads by the hotel, including the bus that will get you to Brighton and Hastings. We are in a residential part of the town, but still within the tourist area. At the top of the road we have the Pavilion tea rooms and the Redoubt Fortress with its museum and ongoing exhibitions. Parking around the guest house is free on street (we are just outside the controlled parking zone).