- The Crown Inn
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- Situated in the very heart of
the picturesque county town of Lewes, The Crown Inn offers comfortable
B&B accommodation at reasonable rates.
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- The earliest mention of the Inn
was as The Black Lyon in 1675 when Henry Townsend was the landlord,
changing to The Crown in 1790 under the care of Joseph Spittle.
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- We believe we are the oldest continuously
trading Inn in Lewes.
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- The Inn is the headquarters of
one of Lewes' famous bonfire societies, Waterloo, who prepare
year-round for the magnificent Lewesian celebrations of November
5th.
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- The dining room is situated off
the conservatory, which was added in the Victorian era.
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- We have 8 guest rooms available,
most ensuite.
- The family room, which sleeps
up to 4 adults, features a four-poster bed, and one further double
room also has a four-poster.
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- Ensuite rooms have either shower/wc
or shower/wc and bath.
- All rooms have tea and coffee
making facilities and hairdryers, and a selection of Sky TV channels.
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- All rates include full English
breakfast and VAT.
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- Rates for the
year 2004 are;
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- Single: Offsuite £38.00
- Ensuite £48
- Double: Offsuite £60 - Ensuite
£70
- Family Room: £80 + £7.50
per child or £15 per additional adult.
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- Lunches are available 7 days a
week in the Bar or Conservatory.
- Dinner is served 6pm - 8pm Monday
to Thursday.
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- Lewes is the ideal touring base
for the beautiful surrounding countryside and coastline, including
attractions such as Glyndebourne, the South Downs, Plumpton Races,
and the new city of Brighton and Hove.
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- The town itself is dominated by
the ruins of a Norman castle, and is filled with bookshops, antique
shops and galleries.
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- Away from the coast the visitor
will find unspoilt countryside and villages offering a perfect
opportunity for walking, cycling and riding.
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- We are pleased to have been awarded
3 Diamonds by the English Tourism Council for 2003.
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- Contact: Karen Lloyd
- Tel: +44 (0) 1273 480670
Fax: +44 (0)1273 480679
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