Tracey welcomes you to her family run Old Town Guest House. Situated just 50 metres from the beach, in the heart of Hastings Old Town. Our Guest House is the ideal base for exploring the many delights of this historic fishing village at the centre of 1066 country. We offer affordable, clean, friendly accommodation and pride ourselves in our personal service ensuring all our guests have an extremely comfortable and pleasant stay. We are delighted that many of our guests return to enjoy the high standard of hospitality we offer. We have four tastefully styled rooms, all refurbished, modern facilities and of course fully stocked with everything you'd expect to find. We have two double en-suite rooms, one standard twin and one standard single. Standard rooms have a bathroom adjacent to the rooms. All beds are dressed with crisp white linen and plump luxury pillows, white fluffy towels are also supplied. Wake up to panoramic views after a comfortable night's sleep, followed by one of our famous breakfasts to start the day before you head off to see what Hastings has to offer. Situated right in the centre of Hastings' famous Old Town. Take a look at the famous fishing boats and the Net Huts along Rock-a-Nore, view the characteristic buildings of time gone by, some dating back to 1450. Maybe you'd like to sample some of the many bars and restaurants on offer, many offering meals cooked from fresh local produce. Just 50 metres away is the beach, where you can enjoy a peaceful stroll along the promenade whilst sampling some of the best fish and chips around, coastal walks, shopping in Priory Meadow or Crazy Golf (www.hastingsadventuregolf.com) on the seafront. You'll find everything you want for a short break.

The Old Town Guest House is situated just 50 metres from the beach in the heart of Hastings Old Town, ideal for exploring the many delights of this historic fishing village at the centre of 1066 country. Admire the quaint fishing boats and the net huts along Rock- a- Nore and view the characteristic buildings of time gone by, some dating back to 1450. Surrounded by a choice of popular cafes, pubs and restaurants many offering meals cooked from fresh local produce.