Sussex: great hotels, old English villages, the sea to France and great fun
Sussex is rich in quality restaurants, cafes and gastro pubs. Many use predominantly local produce. In many towns there is a range of great places for breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner or even a party. If you decide to holiday in Sussex this year, pop down for a break or arrive in the UK at Gatwick Airport one thing you will be sure of is that you will eat well and have many great restaurants and cafes to choose from.

Sussex Traveller discovers the best customer experiences and value currently available, so its well worth checking these pages before you leave home. Chef's and restaurateurs. Tony Tobin (pictured left) opened his Dining Room just over the border in Redhill and very near to Gatwick Airport. Sussex has its share of Hotel Du Vin's with its high food standards and unique restaurants like Terre e Terre in Brighton and Michelin winners Gravetye Manor. Aldo Zilli recently opened in Brighton. Find many others, great places to stay, arts interest and fun to have, here in the pages of the Sussex Traveller.

Sussex stretches from Chichester to Rye, from Brighton to Gatwick. It has many attractions from a raunchy night life, cricket on the village green, to nudist beaches and top class restaurants.
It also boasts a very active art and literary scene.