Hotels with outdoor swimming pools in Sussex

The Grand Hotel

Eastbourne

This luxury spa hotel has a wealth of experiences including an outdoor swimming pool available to resident guests only.

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babyfriendly
child_friendly
conferencemeeting_friendly
disabled_facilities
dog_friendly
for_winelovers
garden
gym
historic
honeymoon
indoor_pool
outdoor_pool
parking
romantic
rooms_with_a_view
seaside
spa
vegetarian_friendly
weddings
wheelchair_accessible
wifi

Old Whyly

East Hoathly

It is more than thirty years since Sarah Burgoyne first welcomed guests to her Georgian manor house, ‘in enchanting gardens and grounds’, where ‘deer roam at dawn and birdsong is guaranteed’.

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child_friendly
walking
garden
dog_friendly
guesthouse
wifi
tennis
outdoor_pool
outdoor_pursuits_hunting
parking
rooms_with_a_view
outdoor_dining
boutique
country_house
cycling
historic
good_value
foodie
great_breakfast
vegetarian_friendly
wildlife_watching

Deans Place

Alfriston

On the banks of the river this farmhouse hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool that’s a joy in the summer months.

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babyfriendly
child_friendly
disabled_facilities
dog_friendly
garden
outdoor_pool
parking
rooms_with_a_view
veganfriendly
vegetarian_friendly
walking
weddings
wheelchair_accessible
wifi
conferencemeeting_friendly
boutique
outdoor_dining
cycling
bird_watching
country_house
horse_riding
outdoor_pursuits_hunting
wildlife_watching
romantic
pub_with_rooms
restaurant_with_rooms
historic

The best hotels with outdoor swimming pools in Sussex

In the genteel surroundings of Sussex, hotels are blessed with some of the most charming backdrops, making for an elegant place to enjoy a dip in an outdoor pool. From Eastbourne to Rye, Hastings to the South Downs National Park, there is so much to see and do, but equally this enchanting part of the world envelopes you in an environment that invites you to simply take the time to relax at your hotel, inn or B&B.

From English vineyards that enjoy the balmy climate, to city spa hotels with sea views, Sussex has a particular language to its hospitality that you won’t find anywhere else. That character colours the leisure experiences but there’s variety within that as well. For example, you may prefer an Edwardian country house hotel in the South Downs, or perhaps a charming farmhouse B&B. Then again, you may visit a grand spa hotel in the heart of Eastbourne.