We stayed here for 3 nights and loved every minute of it.
We stayed in room 6 right on the top floor. It was beautiful, with a good size bathroom, although we did find that the room did get quite hot, so we kept the windows open all time, day and night.
The breakfast was amazing with a lovely variety of fresh fruits [strawberry, melon, blackberries, blueberies, grapes] , cereals, yoghurts, followed by ample tea, coffee, toast etc etc. You certainly don't go away hungry! I can recommend the scrambled eggs and smoked salmon - to die for,and I have never seen such a HUGE full english breakfast in all my life. We didn't have to eat again until we went out in the evening!
It is a good 15 minute walk into town but we didn't mind this at all.
We found a really good pub called the 'Marine or Marina' [can't remember but Yvonne knows the one!] The drinks prices are a little bit steep but the food is fantastic. Good old fashioned home cooked grub, and the portions are HUGE!! Lots of locals frequent it which is always a good sign.
We also found a really good Italian called 'Dolce Vita' and a Chinese called 'Beijing'. Both very good.
Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definately go back.

A charming and very well located small hotel within 5 minutes of the seafront and a short stroll of the Seven Sisters walk and trail to Beachy Head. The room was elegant, the beds extremely comfortable ant the en-suite bathroom was large - as was the roll-top bath! The breakfasts were very good, as you might suppose, with an excellent selection of fresh fruit as well as perfect cooked breakfasts. The optional evening meal was not taken up by any other guests, but we do urge you to try to dine in at least once, even though eating at 6pm did seem rather early, although this timing does enable you to enjoy the evening out. The three course dinners were really excellent - generous portions, fresh ingredients and prepared and served with real style - you would have to pay treble the price for something similar at The Grand, we suspect. The wine list was limited, but what there was on offer was fine, and this is a small hotel after all, not a pub. All in all, a great break away and made memorable by the personal attention of hosts Yvonne and John.

The Brayscroft House B&B in Eastbourne is what a good British B&B should be. Its location, just a block from the beach and a couple of blocks from the Pier is perfect, making it easy to get around on foot. Well done double decker bus tours depart from the Pier, so its also easy to see the sights all over Eastbourne and return to the Pier so near the Brayscroft. Yvonne is the hostess of hostesses - personable, funny, gregarious -- and the server of the best B&B breakfasts anywhere. Whether it's kippers and eggs, British bacon, Scottish pancakes, or homemade crumpets and scones, the breakfasts are wonderful; if you don't leave Yvonne's breakfast happy, entertained, and full, something's wrong! Rooms are spacious and comfortable with well appointed bathrooms. I heartily recommend the Brayscroft House!

A lovely welcome, stylish house and room, great brekfast, and good location. Simply unbeatable.