New Inn, Bexhill on Sea

18th century (they claim it dates back to 1376) multi-roomed pub which is much as it was in the 1950s. There are bars to the left and right with ply panelled walls, ply panels on bar counters, brick fireplaces (inglenook style on the left), tongue 'n' groove ceiling and wall bench seating in bay windows. The left bar also has two hatches for service to the three rooms on the left. On the front far left is what looks like an old hall which is now a pool room; another small room has a 1950s brick fireplace and darts; and a small one at the rear also has a 1950s fireplace and bench seating attached to tongued and grooved panelled walls. The bar on the right was extended in the 1970s to twice its size. Bar back shelves and Bakelite electric switches are very 50s.

Update 2011. The floor plan is of four small rooms and the right hand bar, which was two rooms until the 1950s. While lots of 1950s seating and all the 50s brick fireplaces remain, the panels on the bar and some dados are modern, not 1950s ply. This is now Marginal No due to the recent addition of modern fittings.