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Lewes Town Centre hotel

A picture perfect pit-stop in the heart of rural Sussex

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The Old Courtroom, Court Road, Lewes BN7 2PG

Sat Nav Directions: BN7 2PG

Directions: From the A27 take the Lewes, East Grinstead, Tunbridge Wells exit onto the A26 at the Southerham Roundabout. Go through the Cuilfail Tunnel and take the first exit left at the roundabout after the tunnel onto Malling Street/A2029. Continue over next roundabout onto Phoenix Causeway and at the traffic lights continue onto Friars Walk B2193. The hotel will be on the left hand side.

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Transport and local information: Lewes Train Station 0.5 miles
Lewes Castle walking distance
Lewes Downs 4 miles
Charleston Trust 7 miles

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7 Oct 2019

juliansperry

London, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Lewes stay"

Good location, comfortable room & great bed. Free WiFi was non-existant requiring upgrade at a price, & no free parking. Would have stayed many more times, but far too expensive for regular visit. Friendly staff.

5 Oct 2019

Lisa S

London, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Dissapointed"

We stayed for 2 nights and were dissapointed in comparison to other Premier Inn's we have stayed in. The beds are not anywhere near as comfortable as others. The parking situation is difficult as can only park for 2 hours so have to move your car to the carpark by the station. It's only a 5 minute walk and costs around £7.00 but this was not specified on the website. We also paid £10.00 for breakfast which was serve ourselves, even though the information said order at the table. We got there at 9:30 and got 1 sausage each, a spoonful of beans, hash brown sand bubble and squeak. We also had to ask for someone to fill up the juice. Other Premier Inn's we have stayed in have had a great breakfast service. The village is lovely but unfortunately we would not stay here again.

30 Sep 2019

Vickyporter

Trip Type: Couples

"Poor service"

Took over an hour to check into our room even though I had checked in online a few nights before. After a long evening at a wedding we then returned to our room to find that our key card no longer worked and we couldn't get into our room for another 20 minutes. Housekeeping proceeded to wake us up at 10 am even though we were only staying one night so surely we should have been last in the schedule to clean. The entrance to the hotel doesn't feel that safe, we arrived back there late at night and it was very quiet with large groups of teenage boys hanging around. The wifi was also poor and in general it just wasn't worth the £110+ price tag. Next time I will be looking to stay in an independent B&B.

28 Sep 2019

travellingsue2019

Trip Type: Family

"Basic and Staff Overworked"

Definitely would not recommend. I usually like PM but this one was pretty dreadful and over priced. Rooms basic and cleanliness substandard. Rooms stuffy and heating system was noisy. Nice staff but very very understaffed. 2 on shift. It looked like they were expected to do everything from serve food, bar, reception, and deal with rooms. At breakfast is was carnage and staff looked so stressed trying to manage the demands of feeding 30 guests. It was not a pleasant experience at all to watch and the poor was cold, and scrappy and you had to que for 20 min to get an egg. No soya or veggie options put out or offered and staff were too busy to ask.

26 Sep 2019

JLOU56

Loughton, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Solo travel

"Very helpful friendly staff"

I found the staff exceptionally polite, friendly and helpful However I have given feedback, directly and by survey. generally about access issues. Bed height and support rails in the wetroom bathroom. These later comments will be in particular appropriate for other disabled travellers, so I would advise that you check these issues carefully, as we know it is so important to do.

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Hotel description Premier Inn Lewes Town Centre is in the middle of the tranquil town of Lewes, East Sussex. Surrounded by rolling countryside and white chalk cliffs, it's a picturesque hiking pit-stop. While you're in town, head to nearby Firle Beacon for a bird's eye view of the South Downs, explore the ruins of 1000 year old Lewes Castle or sample traditional cask ale at the historic Harvey's Brewery. Plus, if you visit around bonfire night, you're in for a treat - Lewes locals celebrate in style, and it's the biggest 5th November event in the world. When it's time for a bite to eat, take your pick from the delicious menu at our in-house Thyme restaurant and then drift off for a great night's sleep in your stylish bedroom with toasty duvet and ultra-comfy kingsize Hypnos bed.

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Lewes Town Centre hotel

A picture perfect pit-stop in the heart of rural Sussex

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