T he guest lounge where you are invited to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere the Chalfont offers. The Chalfont is a peaceful friendly house that likes guests who appreciate and respect their surroundings. The excellent Chalfont breakfast gives you a head start to enjoy the rest of the day. Once you have stayed in this guest house you will know where to come when you next visit Eastbourne. There is a comfortable guests lounge available and a dining room where breakfast is served.
Children are welcome and there is also a guests payphone.
A train station is nearby. The Chalfont is 50 yards on the right. Eastbourne has been a popular holiday resort since the 18th century, but it's history dates back to before the fall of the Roman Empire and the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons, the ancestors of the English people, in the 5th century. Originally known as Burne or Bourne after a local stream, it became Eastbourne by 1787 when King George III's children came for a holiday. The first ever guide book of Eastbourne, published in 1787, was dedicated to the Kings children.