We have just had a short break in Eastbourne for the air show . Our first time in a hotel since i became disabled . in 1999 . we did nt quite know what to expect but my daughter booked us in The Palm Court Hotel and said we had a room for disabled . On our arrival we discovered everything was as described . There was a ramp to enter the hotel . Also plenty of room to manouvre a wheelchair into the room . The room was quite spacious with a disabled shower and facilities . The hotel also had a lift to all floors . The dining area was five star and the staff were very pleasent and professional also the meals were really nice and plenty of choice of food . Even though the weather spoilt part of the airshow .our stay at the Palm Court Hotel was very enjoyable . . We would certainly stay there again .

Wonderfull food, Great staff, A warm friendly hotel well worth a visit. Well placed for the seafront & the town centre, room spaceious comfortable with a good bathroom room, Creaky floorboards adds to its charm, Will return without dought. Wheelchair friendly made my stay easy. Very well maintained.
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Enjoyed a last minute 1 night stay here. Easy parking, welcoming, spotlessly clean hotel. It is 2 star so dont expect the world but for what I paid I was more than happy.
The bedroom was a good size, the bathroom clean but could have done with a bit of attention. Tea and coffee is provided, breakfast was average, I would opt for cereal and toast next time rather than the cooked.
I agree with the previous comment that at 47 I felt like a spring chicken! I walked into the dining room and thought I had wandered into a care home!
I would def stay again. The only down side was that the bed was not particularly comfortable but all in all well worth a visit.

We have been to this Hotel five times, and its predecessor with the same owners, twice.
We look upon it as home from home. The staff, mostly family members, are so friendly and helpful you feel as if they are "your" family too. The food very good, is home cooked and the portions very generous. The lounges are gorgeous - big comfy armchairs and peace and quiet. The bar is well stocked and there is always snacks and drinks of all sorts available. Originally the Hotel was used by the RNIB for blind visitors, so it has a lot of very useful additions, such as a "talking" lift, and a ramp up to the Hotel, and helpful rails in many places. A great place for the elderly and disabled. I have nothing bad to say about the "Palm Court". We love it and will return as often as they can accommodate us!