Mark Cross Holiday Rentals

"East Sussex National offers a peaceful retreat in a quiet and peaceful location. We visited over the Easter Weekend with pleasant weather but there were no activities for children (egg hunting, etc.) The rooms are clean, spacious and with good amenities (coffee and tea in the room). The gym is very good if you want to give it a go. The pool has great changing rooms along with a steam room and sauna. The 2 restaurants have really good food with set menu, and they also have a kid’s menu which is really tasty and big portions. The staff are friendly and accommodating in most cases as for example at the restaurant. However, we had to talk to different staff to see if we could use the pool with our kids on Easter Monday as initially we were told that they are using a normal Monday schedule. Overall positive experience. Tips: -You can ask for fresh milk (free of change) to be brought in the morning at your room -There is no fridge in the club room but only in the suites -The hotel is more for golf enthusiasts and not so much for families (not any children activities, and the pool can be used only on specific hours by kids)"

"Amazing beds and great size. Clean bathroom with power shower. Excellent breakfast."

"Room was clean and comfortable. Staff very friendly."

"lovely pool and jacuzzi. I would have like the pool to open earlier in the morning (it opened at 8am)."

"Great hotel right on the beach. Staff were friendly and helpful, and food at the restaurant was great (we had breakfast, lunch and dinner over 2 days). Small spa area which was a nice treat after a days cycling! Our room was on the small side but it was perfectly fine for a short stay (and the bathroom was big!) Would recommend! "

"The internet was slow to begin with. All the staff were friendly and the laundry was clean bright and white "

"Nice hotel with lovely grounds"

"Clean and decent spa/ gym area. Cozy room. "

"They have a cute town but it’s not really shopping. You can get your hair and nails done and even a tattoo and a Tesco "