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From Historical Hastings
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HOTELS

THE ALBION HOTEL.

This is at once the most delightful house of entertainment in the town. It is situated in the centre of the sea walk, or parade, and commands a full uninterrupted view of our spacious and magnificent bay, bounded on the west by the bold promontory of Beachy Head, and to the eastward by the low beachy shore of Dungeness. It is sheltered by the surrounding hills from the cold breezes of the north, which, while it adds beauty to the magnificence of the scenery, secures it from all effects of the chilling blasts a circumstance which renders it a most desirable residence. The scale and architecture of the building is such as to afford extensive accommodation.

The honourable and efficient manner in which this hotel has been conducted, is amply displayed by the high patronage it has for so many years enjoyed.

THE MARINE HOTEL

is situated in Pelham-place, and has a good view of the sea.

THE CASTLE HOTEL AND COMMERCIAL HOUSE,

is situated at the south-west end of Wellington-square. It commands excellent sea and land views, and is replete with every accommodation. It is an old establishment, well known, and equally esteemed for its comfortable and snug apartments, its economy of charges, and its delightful situation. Here the epicure may revel in every luxury ; the bon vivant indulge in the choicest vintage ; the commercial man enjoy his chop or joint ; the frugal citizen find his -