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Hastings has accommodation across several distinct areas. The Old Town provides guesthouses, small hotels, holiday cottages and self-catering apartments among historic streets and independent venues. The seafront and central promenade offer hotels, bed-and-breakfast properties and room-only guesthouses, including options with beach views. St Leonards-on-Sea has Victorian seafront buildings, boutique accommodation, guesthouses and apartments, with additional properties around the town centre. West Hill and quieter residential areas include established hotels, B&Bs, holiday homes and larger self-catering properties. Accommodation types in Hastings range from budget rooms and family-run guesthouses to serviced apartments, coastal cottages, boutique hotels and traditional inns. Longer-stay options include holiday parks and self-catering apartments in and around the town.

Hastings offers a mix of seaside heritage, historic landmarks and creative culture. Hastings Old Town features timber-framed buildings, independent shops, galleries and atmospheric streets leading towards the Stade fishing quarter. Hastings Castle provides historic views, while Hastings Pier and the seafront offer space for walks beside the English Channel. Hastings Contemporary presents modern British and international art near the beach-launched fishing fleet. The East and West Hill railways connect the town with elevated viewpoints, and Hastings Country Park provides coastal scenery and open walking routes. Local food includes freshly landed fish, traditional fish and chips, seafood from the fishing quarter, artisan coffee and varied independent cuisine. Regional menus also feature Sussex produce, cheeses and locally sourced ingredients.