18 rooms from £135 per night
“1960s motel reborn as stylish New England beach hotel with good cafe and bistro dining, on Camber Beach. Driftwood style, retro detailing and a magnificent sandy beach.”
“1960s motel reborn as stylish New England beach hotel with good cafe and bistro dining, on Camber Beach. Driftwood style, retro detailing and a magnificent sandy beach.”
Hotel Review
The star of this show is the spectacular Camber beach; eight miles of uninterrupted golden sands just a short walk from the hotel. The Gallivant often accommodates photo-shoots, attracted by the beach. The 18 rooms are self-consciously beach orientated with ‘driftwood’ furniture, white painted floors and the broad striped linens and waist-high panelling you might be used to from your cottage in the Hamptons. 1960s telephones add a nostalgic touch for baby-boomers. Two restaurants - the Beach Bistro and the Beach Café - serve the inner man/woman and there are occasional cookery school days, culminating in a feast.
Written by George Pownall
Recommended For
- Cooking classes
- Overnight packages available
- Business meetings
- Windsurfing
- Weddings
- Beach Life
- Views
- Fantastic views over Camber Sands
- Exclusive use
- Wedding license
- Quiet
- Seaviews
- On the beach
- Restaurant
Facilities
- Views
- Fantastic views over Camber Sands
- Meeting Room
- In room DVD
- Wedding license
- Bar
- Restaurant
Activities
- Cooking classes
- Overnight packages available
- Windsurfing
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Sunday Times Ultimate 100 British Hotels 2014
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