Local Reviews
In October 2026, David said about The Burlington Hotel
Good breakfasts and evening meals. Staff good and welcoming.
Table tops clean , but dust beneath .
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In October 2026, Kevin said about The Burlington Hotel
Perfect for our needs
Location, nice twin room, large space, two nice windows & a good size bathroom
Decor a little tired now
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In October 2026, Higginson said about The Burlington Hotel
Good location
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In October 2026, Jacqui said about The Burlington Hotel
Definitely will return. Had a fabulous stay
The location was perfect. The staff were amazing. Nothing was too much trouble. I would highly recommend
Nothing
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In October 2026, Thomas Allen said about Tiny Tipper
Great value and good service.
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In October 2026, Martine Noirette said about Harrison Heating Services
I’ve now used Harrison Heating Services twice, and on both occasions I’ve received a reliable, professional and high-quality service. Really happy with the work and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a trustworthy heating service.
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In October 2026, Karen said about The Burlington Hotel
Nice hotel for the price and great location
Great location and only 15 min walk from station right by the pier. Loved the older style of the building with the staircases and telephone booths. Breakfast was the highlight of the stay plus Louis was a great bar tender.
Size of the room, the bathroom especially was so tight had to remove toilet roll from holder to be able to sit on the toilet. Shower was nice but couldnt get dressed in bathroom due to size. Also the smallest lift (as the big one was broken) so not good if claustrophobic at all. Hotel really needs updating but guess this is hard due to listed status
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In October 2026, Lily said about The Burlington Hotel
it was ok but wouldn’t choose to return.
Location and sea views lovely.
Dirty room. Mould in shower, crumby carpet. Windows and windowsills rotten and dirty. Plug sockets not very accessible. No iron/ironing board. Very dated hotel- breakfast was £12pp extra which was fine but felt stuck in the 70s.
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In October 2026, Philip said about The Afton Hotel
Good value friendly staff good location clean simple no frills no spills
The box of half smoke fag nuts by front door
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In October 2026, David Whittaker said about The Burlington Hotel
As someone who has worked in the service industry in various roles I appreciate the Burlington for its perceived flaws as much as it's strengths.
The Burlington is arguably as much a part of the seafront as the pier it almost opens out on to. Here's the important thing, it's just as old.
When you stay in the Burlington you're not so much visiting a modern hotel, as staying in a living piece or archaeology.
Something that though it has changed hands to another chain ownership, feels like it is still run as an iconic private establishment by a small and refreshingly affable and friendly close knit team.
This is something I feel other returning guests appreciate, and I'm going to presume that being a listed building, cheap and quick fixes to interiors such as floorboards might not be that simple.
I personally liked the bellboy lift. We've visited twice and each time the view from our room and at breakfast have been phenomenal.
Speaking of breakfast the selection of choices available is equally as refreshing. I myself have at least two or three separate, and different, breakfast dishes from the buffet on offer to satisfy the Hobbit within.
If you want a slick almost lifelessly sterile, perfect hotel experience then sure there are choices out there for you and your VAT ledger that are way better.
If however you're looking to just take a step back from everything, drop a few gears, and feel like you're travelling back through the history of the quintessential British seaside then yes my friend the Burlington is for you.
PS. Thank you Burlington staff for our wonderful second stay. We're trying to find excuses for a third ❤️🔥
The Burlington is arguably as much a part of the seafront as the pier it almost opens out on to. Here's the important thing, it's just as old.
When you stay in the Burlington you're not so much visiting a modern hotel, as staying in a living piece or archaeology.
Something that though it has changed hands to another chain ownership, feels like it is still run as an iconic private establishment by a small and refreshingly affable and friendly close knit team.
This is something I feel other returning guests appreciate, and I'm going to presume that being a listed building, cheap and quick fixes to interiors such as floorboards might not be that simple.
I personally liked the bellboy lift. We've visited twice and each time the view from our room and at breakfast have been phenomenal.
Speaking of breakfast the selection of choices available is equally as refreshing. I myself have at least two or three separate, and different, breakfast dishes from the buffet on offer to satisfy the Hobbit within.
If you want a slick almost lifelessly sterile, perfect hotel experience then sure there are choices out there for you and your VAT ledger that are way better.
If however you're looking to just take a step back from everything, drop a few gears, and feel like you're travelling back through the history of the quintessential British seaside then yes my friend the Burlington is for you.
PS. Thank you Burlington staff for our wonderful second stay. We're trying to find excuses for a third ❤️🔥
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