article_snippet.sent: The owner of the Cooden Beach Hotel says The owner of the Cooden Beach Hotel is virus-free after 100 holidaymakers were struck down by what health officials have described as a norovirus outbreak.
article_snippet.sent: Dozens of people who visited the Cooden Beach Hotel earlier this month came down with vomiting, diarrhoea and other symptoms of the highly-contagious airborne bug.
article_snippet.sent: A Rother District Council spokesperson said A Rother District Council spokesperson is believed that 100 people have been affected by the so-called 'winter vomiting bug' after visiting the hotel in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex.
article_snippet.sent: Health officials said it is believed that 100 people have been affected by the 'winter vomiting bug'
article_snippet.sent: Owner James Kimber told MailOnline Travel that the source of the illness has not been identified, but many of those who fell ill attended a wedding at the Cooden Beach Hotel on 11 April.
article_snippet.sent: Owner James Kimber said some staff experienced symptoms as well.
article_snippet.sent: Richard Parker-Harding, service manager for environmental health, said: ‘Richard Parker-Harding, service manager for environmental health have received a large number of reports of people who attended the Cooden Beach Hotel over the past week who have complained of suffering from acute sickness.
highlights_snippet.sent: Almost everyone who has visited in the last two weeks has fallen ill .
  