East Sussex Hotel map and travel info
Getting there
Planes, trains or automobiles – we show you the best way to go to East Sussex
- Planes
- Gatwick (www.gatwickairport.com) is the best of the region’s airports, 30 miles north of Brighton on the M23; the train takes half an hour from there. Heathrow and Luton are also handy, with fast transport connections.
- Trains
- Brighton has great national rail links, with direct services to London Victoria, Reading, Bath and Bristol, among others. Elsewhere, East Sussex is not as well served: the journey to Rye via Ashford takes two hours.
- Automobiles
- Brighton can be reached via the M23, although parking can be costly and you don’t need a car if you plan to stay anchored in the city. You’ll want one to explore the more rural parts of East Sussex, though.