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The Horam Hotel

The Horam Hotel is a traditional pub and a welcome reminder of the art of British Inn-Keeping, boasting six quality en-suite rooms, as well as two comfortable bars
and a separate games room. There is also a garden and heated patio for smokers at the rear.

Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the Horam Hotel is the ideal base to enjoy the many delights of East Sussex including the famous Cuckoo Trail - a 12 mile route built on the former Eastbourne to Tunbridge Wells railway
suitable for cyclists and walkers of all abilities.

Other places of interest include The Spring Valley Vineyard, The Lakes Nature Trail & Museum, Merrydown Cider and numerous golf courses including The East Sussex National approx 30 minutes away. Eastbourne and Tunbridge Wells are both within 15 miles of The Horam Hotel

The hotel boasts a range of quality cask conditioned ales and seven house wines by the glass. Freshly prepared bar meals are available seven days a week 12.30pm to 2.30pm
and 7pm to 9.30pm. Traditional Sunday Lunch is available every Sunday. The Horam Hotel

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