Looking for lodging near seven sisters
Yes, the cliffs near Eastbourne.
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UK
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Seven Sisters the area of North London or Seven Sisters the chalk cliffs in Sussex?
Posted by
Lake District, England
12595 posts
Is that Seven Sisters (a suburb of London), or close to the Chalk Cliffs of that name on the south coast of England?
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UK
1204 posts
I’ve just noticed a previous post where they asked about lodging in Eastbourne so I now assume it’s the latter.
Posted by
New England
846 posts
I love Belle Tout Lighthouse B and B right on the cliffs between Beachy Head and Birling Gap, on the South Downs Way walking path. Super-nice staff, unbeatable views, delicious breakfast. Easier if you have a car but I’ve stayed there 3 times relying only on local taxis and the Eastbourne Sightseeing (seasonal) hop on hop off bus.
They book up quickly as there are only a handful of rooms. https://www.belletout.co.uk/
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United States
1140 posts
We walked by here after a day at the Seven Sisters. Haven’t stayed here (yet!) but the property looked lovely!
https://www.beachyhead.org.uk/staying-here/rooms/
They offer cottages, too
https://www.beachyhead.org.uk/staying-here/holiday-cottages/
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada
6153 posts
This was where we started in 2022. I don't recall much about it except it was nice and service was friendly.