The Lansdowne Hotel Hastings

General Information

During the 1st half of 2010, the Lansdowne Hotel was taken over by recent proprietors and features since been undergoing plenty of changes and improvements. The Lansdowne is situated in Robertson Terrace, which was named after Patrick Robertson, the Conservative Member of Parliament, who was responsible for the development of this highly luxurious district in the early 1850’s. The heritage of the Robertson Street/town heart district in Hastings is far richer and more uncommon than a lot of persons would ever believe. A locality covered by Harold Place, the Queens Hotel, Robertson Terrace, Carlisle Parade, White Rock, Robertson Street, Trinity Street, and Claremont, this district to the West of the Priory-Stream was outside the Hastings Borough boundary and was the result of the sea receding. The occupants living in the region hoisted the American Stars and Stripes flag which was a symbol for victory and declared independence. This is how the region became known as the America Ground. Located in what features to be one of the majority delightful locations of Hastings seafront, all you need is right on your door, whatever your needs. Since taking over in June 2010 we have made a lot of changes i.e. all the beds features been changed with memory foam mattresses, there is WI-FI in 80% of the suites. We have put all recent linen, recent pillows, duvets, network curtains and flat screen televisions in all suites. We have improved the hall region with draught ale on tap and free i-net for our dear guests in addition to recent sofas. As you are able to appreciate there is a limited amount we able to do in peak season. We intend to carry out some of the principal works in winter when we will close off the upper floor and do a entire refurb on this floor. We will put in recent windows, shower suites, ceilings, carpets and all recent fixtures and fittings. We hope to do at least one or possibly 2 flors this way whilst keeping disruption to a minimum.