ShareBecome an expert in the kitchen with a Cookshelf cookery course in Eastbourne, before relaxing after a busy day at the 5 star Grand Hotel.
From pasta making and Asian cookery to sugarcraft and fajita making for kids, there is plenty to inspire budding chefs young and old at this cookery school.
As well as cookery, try pottery painting or Christmas bauble making and take home a souvenir or two.
In the evening the Grand Hotel offers the perfect spot to relax. Known as the ‘White Palace’, visit the spa for indulging facials and wind down in the pool or gym. Sip a cocktail or two in the Great Hall, once the venue for BBC’s live Sunday night orchestra show, and dine in the AA rosette award-winning Mirabelle restaurant.
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