The Langham Hotel - Eastbourne
5 Days from just
£449.00
The Langham Hotel - Eastbourne
This family-owned hotel really is a stunning Edwardian building located on the Eastbourne seafront with magnificent views across the bay & towards the pier.
The Langham is an AA 4-star rated hotel, incredibly popular with Greenliners. It's known for excellent cuisine, combined with wonderful service and accommodation to compliment your stay.
Monday 15th June - Friday 19th June 2026 - 5 days £449
Excursion 1: Enjoy a driving tour up to Beachy Head, the highest sea cliff at 531m. It features stunning white cliffs, which are part of the Seven Sisters and a prominent backdrop in the South Downs, and is a popular spot for walking, cycling, and visiting the famous lighthouse. The area's geology is the result of ancient sea beds, and the name itself is a corruption of the French for "beautiful headland". Then head off to Brighton for a few hours of free time to explore one of our most famous seaside towns.
Excursion 2: Royal Tunbridge Wells is a stunning town, with beautiful architecture, a fascinating history and a plethora of ways to spend your time. One of the most famous places in Royal Tunbridge Wells, the Pantiles is a historic Georgian collonaded walkway. Home to over 70 cafes, bars, restaurants and shops, it’s one of the most-visited places in the town. It’s also where you’ll find the Chalybeate Spring, the iconic spring discovered in 1606 that put the town on the map.
The Spa Valley Railway is a short walk from the Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells and takes you on a picturesque railway journey through part of Kent and Sussex.
Enjoy lovely views as the steam or heritage diesel train winds through five miles of the countryside from Tunbridge Wells to Eridge and back, with plenty to see and do if you choose to disembark along the way.
Monday 13th July - Friday 17th July 2026 - 5 days £449
Excursion 1: Head off to Brighton to explore one of our most famous seaside towns.
With a blend of modern culture and exotic architecture, sea and countryside, make Brighton your base and discover new places and experiences.
Ever since royal party animal George IV fell in love with Brighton back in the 18th Century, the city has been a magnet for visitors in search of fun, frolics and fresh sea air. With its majestic Regency squares and crescents, iconic Royal Pavilion and famous piers, today Brighton is as well-known for being a welcoming and diverse city with a passion for culture, creativity and sustainability as it is for its historic landmarks.
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Head to the historic market town of Lewes in East Sussex for a day trip. Key attractions include exploring Lewes Castle, walking through its medieval streets filled with independent shops, and visiting sites like Anne of Cleves House and the ruins of Lewes Priory.
Excursion 2: Hastings & Rye.
Explore historic Rye for its medieval architecture, unique shops and nearby Camber Sands beach and visit Hastings for its rich history, vibrant art scene, and coastal charm. Start in Rye by walking Mermaid Street, seeing the Landgate, and visiting the Rye Castle Museum, then head to Hastings to experience its bustling atmosphere and the surrounding St. Leonards-On-Sea. You can also visit the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve or the National Trust's Lamb House in Rye for a nature or literary-focused excursion.
Monday 7th Sept - Friday 11th July 2026 - 5 days £449
Excursion 1: Head off to Brighton to explore one of our most famous seaside towns.
With a blend of modern culture and exotic architecture, sea and countryside, make Brighton your base and discover new places and experiences.
Ever since royal party animal George IV fell in love with Brighton back in the 18th Century, the city has been a magnet for visitors in search of fun, frolics and fresh sea air. With its majestic Regency squares and crescents, iconic Royal Pavilion and famous piers, today Brighton is as well-known for being a welcoming and diverse city with a passion for culture, creativity and sustainability as it is for its historic landmarks.
OR
Head to the historic market town of Lewes in East Sussex for a day trip. Key attractions include exploring Lewes Castle, walking through its medieval streets filled with independent shops, and visiting sites like Anne of Cleves House and the ruins of Lewes Priory.
Excursion 2: Hastings & Rye.
Explore historic Rye for its medieval architecture, unique shops and nearby Camber Sands beach and visit Hastings for its rich history, vibrant art scene, and coastal charm. Start in Rye by walking Mermaid Street, seeing the Landgate, and visiting the Rye Castle Museum, then head to Hastings to experience its bustling atmosphere and the surrounding St. Leonards-On-Sea. You can also visit the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve or the National Trust's Lamb House in Rye for a nature or literary-focused excursion.
Monday 30th November - Friday 4th December 2026 - 5 days £449 - Turkey & Tinsel
Excursion 1: Head off to Brighton to explore one of our most famous seaside towns.
With a blend of modern culture and exotic architecture, sea and countryside, make Brighton your base and discover new places and experiences.
Ever since royal party animal George IV fell in love with Brighton back in the 18th Century, the city has been a magnet for visitors in search of fun, frolics and fresh sea air. With its majestic Regency squares and crescents, iconic Royal Pavilion and famous piers, today Brighton is as well-known for being a welcoming and diverse city with a passion for culture, creativity and sustainability as it is for its historic landmarks.
OR
Head to the historic market town of Lewes in East Sussex for a day trip. Key attractions include exploring Lewes Castle, walking through its medieval streets filled with independent shops, and visiting sites like Anne of Cleves House and the ruins of Lewes Priory.
Excursion 2: Hastings & Rye.
Explore historic Rye for its medieval architecture, unique shops and nearby Camber Sands beach and visit Hastings for its rich history, vibrant art scene, and coastal charm. Start in Rye by walking Mermaid Street, seeing the Landgate, and visiting the Rye Castle Museum, then head to Hastings to experience its bustling atmosphere and the surrounding St. Leonards-On-Sea. You can also visit the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve or the National Trust's Lamb House in Rye for a nature or literary-focused excursion.