Holiday rentals in Hastings

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 990 holiday rentals in Hastings

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Hastings holiday rentals start at £7 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 54,510 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    460 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

    Find 330 rentals that welcome pets

  • Holiday rentals with a pool

    50 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    440 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    900 of Hastings holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Gym, BBQ grill and Laptop-friendly workspace across Hastings rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Hastings stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Top-rated holiday rentals in Hastings

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Top guest favourite
A charming terrace area features two light blue folding chairs with colorful embroidered cushions flanking a circular table. Each place setting includes a white cup. Lush greenery and vibrant flowers are visible in the background, creating a serene and inviting outdoor space.
Apartment
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

Stunning flat, sea views, secret garden & parking

This special place is close to everything making it easy to plan your visit. Stay in our luxury first floor light and airy one bedroom apartment with a large living space with fireplace and sweeping sunset views across town to Beachy Head. With an enchanting terrace and a private garden secluded by trees and situated beneath Hastings Castle, our romantic getaway is just a 5 minute walk to the beach and shops. The Old Town and Fishing Quarter are a scenic short stroll across the top of West Hill

Guest favourite
A charming wooden lodge is nestled among lush green trees, featuring a sloped roof and welcoming wooden deck. Large windows allow natural light to fill the interior, and the entrance opens directly into a spacious and inviting living area. Surrounding greenery enhances the tranquil setting.
Cabin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Goldcrest Lodge Wadhurst

Goldcrest Lodge is a peaceful hideaway within secluded woods on the 140 acre historic estate of Wadhurst Castle. It is designed to blend in to its woodland setting, yet is bright and spacious with modern luxuries - perfect for a romantic break, a restful escape or for reconnecting with nature. It has a double bedroom (5' bed) with huge picture window, a central main room with sofa bed leading to a kitchen area and separate shower room beyond. Decking and private screened bath. Dog friendly.

Guest favourite
The elegant facade of a Georgian terrace house features ornate wrought-iron balconies and symmetrical window arrangements. The building is complemented by a classic entrance at street level, with contrasting light and dark architectural elements adding to its charm.
Flat
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Flat in St. Leonards on Sea

Come stay in St Leonards on Sea in this tasteful, spacious 1-bedroom basement flat, part of a beautiful Georgian terrace. Stylishly decorated, the flat features a double bedroom, modern bathroom, a living room, with a table and chairs, a fully-equipped kitchen and french doors leading to a private patio. Located just a 5-minute walk from the beach, Warrior Square Station, and the vibrant restaurants, cafes, and shops of St. Leonard's, this flat is perfect for a relaxing coastal getaway.

Guest favourite
A view into the living area is provided, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the sea. Double doors are open, leading from the bedroom, revealing a bright, airy space with light-colored decor and a rug. A lantern pendant hangs above the room.
Flat
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 591 reviews

Rooms By The Sea on The Sunshine Coast.

Beautiful, spacious, locally owned first floor one bedroom flat with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the beach, Hastings/St Leonards border. Walking distance to the bars, restaurants and shops of Hastings old town, town centre and St Leonards. Sleeps 2 in king size four poster bed; with a roll top bath, shower and fully fitted kitchen, TV and fast wifi. Nearby free parking. Extensive recommendations for local businesses which we encourage guests to use. Towels and bed linen provided.

Guest favourite
A spacious bed is dressed in soft white linens and a light pink quilt, complemented by decorative pillows. Two bedside lamps provide gentle illumination. A wall-mounted TV is visible above the bed, while towels are neatly arranged at the foot of the bed.
Flat
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 478 reviews

Cosy Central Hideaway

We spent a lot of time an effort creating something that you'd want to come back to and we can't wait to welcome you! It's newly refurbished with a private entrance and lock key box, only 2 minutes walk from the train, 3 minutes from bars, restaurants and shopping, and 6 from the beach. With a comfortable king size bed with hotel bedding, 42" tv and a rainfall shower in the travertine mosaic tiled wet room. Free parking outside outside 11-1pm on weekdays and all the time 50m up the road.

Superhost
A spacious living area features large windows that provide expansive sea views. A round dining table sits alongside wooden chairs, while a cozy seating arrangement is comprised of a brown leather sofa and a vibrant armchair. Soft lighting fixtures hang from the ceiling, enhancing the inviting ambiance.
Flat in Saint Leonards
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 551 reviews

The Sea Room at Lion House

The Sea Room is a glorious 2-bedroom flat situated on Marina in St. Leonards. The flat is incredibly spacious, has wonderful views and an extraordinary terrace, making it one of the most unique flats in the area. PLEASE NOTE: For those who have been following news of our building restoration, we are very happy to report that the scaffolding is now down and our beautiful views fully restored. See the last few photos for the views and the new gleaming building exterior.

Top guest favourite
A cozy living area features comfortable seating arrangements, including a gray sofa and a light-colored armchair. A wooden dining table is set for four, while a seating area is complemented by a small coffee table. Natural light streams through a large window, highlighting the neutral color palette.
Cottage
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

Hastings Old Town cottage with sea views

23 Tackleway is a traditional fisherman's cottage in the heart of Hastings Old Town. The three bedroom cottage has the most amazing sea or townscape views from every room and is within minutes walking distance of the sea and all the restaurants, museums, pubs and independent shops the Old Town has to offer. The fishing fleet is launched from the beach at the end of the road and Tackleway has direct access to Hastings Country Park which has many walks and great views.

Top guest favourite
A view from a historic balcony shows the tranquil sea and an expansive sky with soft clouds at twilight. The coastline is visible along with a pier in the distance. The balcony's ornate railings frame this peaceful landscape, hinting at the vibrant surroundings.
Apartment
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Fabulous sea views & relaxing, gorgeous interiors

With amazing sea views across Warrior Square Gardens, this beautiful, spacious apartment offers truly elegant accommodation. Located in the heart of St Leonards, moments from the beach, Goat Ledge and a multitude of wonderful independent restaurants, shops, galleries, cafes and pubs. The apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious, light, and airy reception/dining space, a beautifully designed bathroom, and a relaxing double bedroom with direct sea views.

Top guest favourite
A bright living area features large glass doors opening to a balcony with sea views. Comfortable blue chairs and a wooden dining table are visible, while a colorful rug adds a touch of warmth. Art pieces adorn the walls, enhancing the space's inviting ambiance.
Apartment
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 277 reviews

Elevate your spirits with horizon spanning views

Seascape is a luxurious duplex perched above the artistic hub of St Leonard's-on-Sea. Enjoy stunning sea views from the balcony while soaking in the vibrant local life below. Just a 5-minute walk from the beach, promenade, restaurants, and shops, it’s the perfect seaside getaway. More than a stay, Seascape offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere designed to make you feel at home—whether you're unwinding after a day of exploration or simply enjoying the view.

Top guest favourite
The historic windmill features a distinctive white weatherboard structure, surrounded by lush greenery. Two teak steamer chairs are positioned in the foreground, inviting relaxation in the garden. A clear blue sky with soft clouds enhances the serene rural setting.
Windmill
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 879 reviews

Old Smock Windmill in rural Kent

Old Smock Mill is a romantic place for couples. The atmosphere inside is peaceful and relaxing. Everything is designed to unwind you from the moment you walk in. It is surrounded by the lovely Kent countryside where you can ramble and refresh yourselves by perhaps ending the day in one of the great pubs cosy by a log fire in Winter or in Summer in an English garden. Guests have said how hard it is to tear themselves away, it truly is a treasure to find.

Top guest favourite
Large bay windows provide uninterrupted views of the sparkling English Channel, framed by sheer white curtains. Two comfortable armchairs in green and blue are positioned around a small circular table, inviting relaxation while enjoying the coastal scenery.
Flat
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 379 reviews

Bright sea view 2 bedroom apartment by the pier

We are Richard and Emma. Welcome to our home-from-home opposite the English Channel and two minutes from Hastings pier. Enjoy big skies and stunning uninterrupted sea views from the living room & kitchen and serene cliff greenery from the bedrooms. It is near all local attractions and under 20 minutes stroll to Hastings Old Town, situated between the heart of St Leonards & Hastings town centres. We welcome children aged 12+ and 'babes in arms'.

Top guest favourite
A charming thatched cottage is surrounded by meticulously maintained gardens featuring geometric hedges and a stone pathway. Lush greenery and trees frame the scene, while a tranquil pond reflects the clear sky above.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 367 reviews

The Granary, Organic Vineyard stay with Pool.

Coes Farm offers 50 acres of absolute tranquillity in amongst nature, with a bit of luxury thrown in too! We have formal gardens and ornamental ponds, a large lake, plenty of woodland, open fields, an indoor saltwater swimming pool with hot tub, a tennis court and a games room which is resident in our Micro-Winery! We planted our 5 acre vineyard in Spring 2021 and extended the existing Orchard with cider varieties in 2023.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Hastings?

    Hastings has welcoming stays along the seafront, in the historic Old Town, and near Alexandra Park. These neighborhoods are frequently suggested for their lively atmosphere, easy access to attractions, and characterful architecture.

  • What are the best things to do in Hastings with kids?

    Families often explore the traditional amusements on Hastings Pier, discover underwater life at the aquarium, and play in Alexandra Park's green spaces. Interactive museums and seafront attractions are also popular for younger visitors.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Hastings?

    Explore the historic Old Town streets, climb to Hastings Castle for sweeping views, and discover local marine life at the aquarium. Art galleries, independent shops, and the lively seafront add to the experience.

  • How is the weather in Hastings?

    Hastings has mild, wet winters with temperatures typically between 36–46°F (2–8°C), and pleasant, drier summers near 55–71°F (13–22°C). Rain is frequent throughout the year, so packing a waterproof layer is helpful.

  • When is the best time to visit Hastings?

    Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures, longer daylight, and lively outdoor events. The autumn months have fewer crowds, while winter can be rainy but quieter for exploring.

  • What are the best places to visit in Hastings?

    Hastings Castle, the Old Town, and the pier are among the most popular places to explore. Hastings Contemporary and the unique shops along George Street frequently draw people interested in art, history, and local culture.

  • What are some hiking trails in Hastings?

    Visitors frequently explore the walking trails in Hastings Country Park, which feature coastal views and wildlife. Alexandra Park also has gentle paths suitable for a relaxing stroll among gardens and woodlands.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Hastings?

    Families enjoy outdoor play in Alexandra Park, explore the town’s interactive museums, and take part in seafront amusements. The aquarium and beach activities are frequently suggested for fun across all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Hastings?

    Many visitors explore coastal villages nearby, stroll through scenic parks in East Sussex, or visit heritage-rich towns around Hastings. Castles, nature reserves, and local arts venues offer a variety of experiences.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Hastings?

    Hastings has pet-friendly accommodations in areas like the seafront and Old Town. Many hosts welcome dogs, especially near open spaces like Alexandra Park and accessible beach walks.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Hastings?

    Explore the Old Town’s markets early, wander cliffside walking paths for panoramic views, and try traditional fish and chips from locally rooted vendors. Many visitors bring layers for the changing seaside weather.

  • What is Hastings known for?

    Hastings is known for its connection to the historic 1066 battle, medieval Old Town, and vibrant arts scene. The lively fishing quarter and locally rooted festivals contribute to the town’s distinct identity.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Hastings?

    Visitors often mention twittens—narrow old passageways—in the Old Town, secluded viewpoints in Hastings Country Park, and smaller local galleries. Independent shops and historic pubs can also reveal a different side of the town.

  • What are the best foods to try in Hastings?

    Hastings has locally caught fish, fresh seafood, and the traditional treat of fish and chips. Bakery goods, artisan cheeses, and produce from local markets are also frequently suggested to sample.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Hastings?

    Pack a waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes for exploring historic sites and coastal paths. Layers are helpful for shifting seaside weather, and a camera is often handy for the scenic views.

  • What is the nightlife in Hastings like?

    Hastings has a creative nightlife scene in the Old Town and on the seafront, with pubs, live music venues, and performance nights regularly scheduled. Local breweries and late-night eateries contribute to an energetic evening atmosphere.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Hastings?

    Hastings is known for its lively Jack in the Green festival in early May, the Hastings Bonfire celebrations in autumn, and regular seafood-themed events along the seafront. Art and music festivals also take place throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Hastings?

    Family-friendly rentals are often found in the Old Town, near Alexandra Park, and close to the seafront. Many hosts provide amenities such as extra beds, high chairs, and easy access to kid-focused attractions.

All about Hastings

For nearly 1,000 years, Hastings was famous for a battle that didn’t even take place here. Now it’s gained a new popularity as a characterful seaside town with three miles of pebble beach, a thriving arts scene, and a lively community vibe. Dilapidated Turkish baths on the seafront have been remodelled into the world’s largest subterranean skate park, and its derelict pier was reborn as an award-winning minimalist masterpiece. You can still explore the ruins of the stone castle built by William the Conqueror after the invasion of 1066, but there’s plenty of other history too. Nestled between the cliffs to the east of the beach, the Old Town’s narrow streets date back to medieval times; its Tudor and Georgian shop fronts are filled with antiques, boutiques, and tearooms, as well as museums on everything from the art of flower pressing to the town’s seafaring history.

What are the top things to do in Hastings?

America Ground

The triangle of streets surrounding Holy Trinity Church has a fascinating backstory. Originally a bank of shingle washed up by a 13th-century storm, it fostered an independent community outside the reach of the town’s governance, and in the early 19th century even declared its allegiance to the United States of America. Today you can admire its rebel spirit from an indie coffee shop, vegan café, or tattoo parlour.

Hastings Country Park

Take the East Hill Lift, Britain’s steepest funicular train, built in 1902, from the beach to the top of the cliffs and you’ll be rewarded with the freedom of this 850-acre nature reserve. Wildlife and birdlife enjoy its many habitats, which range from woodland to open meadow and stretch all the way to Pett Beach. On a clear day the spectacular views can extend to the French coast.

St Leonards-on-Sea

Hastings’s younger sister was born in the 1820s, when the architects responsible for London’s Bloomsbury area developed this seaside resort for Georgian well-to-dos. Its Regency style has taken on a slightly raffish air in the centuries since, and there’s a bohemian feel to its shops and businesses, as well as a lovely park and a beach that reaches all the way to Bexhill.