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Hastings: The 'Birth Place of Television' is well worth a look. Situated on the coast of East Sussex, this charming seaside town has a long tradition of seafaring, and fishing. It was a major port in the time of William the Conqueror, and was one of the Cinque Ports, which made up the defensive force of the country. |
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Once the home of the Scottish engineer and inventor of the television, John Logie Baird, it is today a relaxed and delightful place to spend a holiday, or just a few days away.
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The Lindum is superbly situated right on the Hastings seafront, and has magnificent views of the beach and surrounding area, yet is just a hop and a skip from the centre of town for shopping, restaurants, and entertainment.
Stroll along the seafront promenade from Hotel Lindum, and you will find the Pier. Though not open to the public, it is a great Hastings landmark.
This four star guest accommodation has twelve luxuriously appointed en-suite rooms, all with twenty inch TV's, Tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers, direct dial phones, and room service.
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Each room has been beautifully dressed, to retain the character of the building, and the utmost care has been taken to create a relaxed and comfortable environment for guests to enjoy. Breakfast is ordered through room service, and is a delightful continental choice of croissant, fruit, tea or coffee, yoghurt, and orange juice.
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Rooms at The Lindum range from single, double, and twin to penthouse: Many of the rooms have balconies with sea views, and all have en-suite bathrooms with lovely fluffy towels and a selection of toiletries.
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Let The Lindum relax the stresses and strains and the hustle and bustle of modern life from your shoulders, and give you a serene and tranquil break that will leave you revitalised and refreshed, ready to conquer the world.
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The Lindum
1a Carlisle Parade
Hastings
East Sussex
TN34 1JG
Tel : 01424 434070
Fax : 01424 718833
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Please mention hastingsbedandbreakfast.co.uk when booking.
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