Featured Hotels & Guest Houses in Brighton, East Sussex
Choose from 49 hotels and guest houses in Brighton. Shown below a just a selection of the hotels available. To search within an area please use the menu on the right.
| Square - 4 New Steine, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1PB |
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The stylish Square Hotel is 'more than just 4 corners', boasting a location in the fashionable Kemp Town just off the seafront and an immaculate Regency garden square. As well as offering its own exclusive bar, which is open to the public, the hotel is just a short stroll from all of Brighton's greatest restaurants, attractions and amenities. The friendly staff will be happy to provide recommendations on the best places to go. Why not spend an afternoon getting pampered with a range of health and beauty therapies within the comfort and privacy of your own room? Many of the 9 double and king-size rooms enjoy views of the ocean. |
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| Hotel Seattle - Brighton Marina, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 5WA |
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Fresh, funky and fabulous, this contemporary hotel in exclusive Brighton Marina has a big personality. It is ideal for nightlife and offers ocean views and intriguing menus. Life is easy going at Seattle: parking is free and the hospitality is relaxed. The friendly, intelligent team is never shy with tips on places to visit in Brighton. With cool designs, art installations and retro furniture, Hotel Seattle is a stylish home from home. Sip cocktails in the stylish bar and admire the sunset and marina views from the veranda. The restaurant has an outdoor terrace and floor-to-ceiling windows and a conservatory that add plenty of light. Food is fresh, modern and unpretentious. |
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| Gullivers Hotel - BandB - 12a New Steine, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1PB |
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Gullivers Hotel is a charming, elegant and tranquil Georgian town house in central Brighton, located on the picturesque New Steine square. Following recent refurbishment, Gullivers Hotel has reopened with a mix of baroque and contemporary design incorporating a unique attention to detail and the most personal and friendly of service. The hotel is an ideal base for business trips, for visiting the conference centre, or exploring shops, bars, restaurants and Brighton's exciting nightlife. The hotel is fully equipped to service your every need, from the stylish lounge, cosy French restaurant (at the New Steine), to the intimate conference facilities. |
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| Urban House and Urban Retreat Spa - 20-21 New Steine, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1PD |
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Enter this classic Regency building to find a stylish Brighton hotel with a newly created spa. Urban House has a good location in the centre of Brighton. The small, privately owned hotel has rooms with Elemis toiletries and a flat-screen TV. Urban Retreat Spa offers a variety of spa treatment packages and has a sauna, steam room and relaxation area for use at an additional cost. |
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| Holiday Inn Brighton Seafront - 137 Kings Rd, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2JF |
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With fully air conditioned bedrooms and public areas and with free Wi-Fi access for guests eating in the lounge, the Holiday Inn Brighton-Seafront sits directly on the beach road. The hotel offers sea facing bedrooms and a lounge bar and restaurant with uninterrupted views of the beach, sea and horizon. It is 20 minutes drive from London Gatwick Airport. The internal areas of the hotel, restaurant and bar are provided with a comfortable relaxed, informal atmosphere. It has 131 refurbished bedrooms all with en suite facilities including bath and shower, trouser press, television with pay movies, tea/coffee making facilities, natural daylight with double glazing, direct dial telephone and individual heating / air conditioning controls. |
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| Alvia Hotel - 36 Upper Rock Gardens, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1QF |
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Perfectly positioned for all of the area's main attractions, this recently refurbished Victorian building is situated in Kempton, one of the most attractive areas of Brighton. Only recently named as a city, this popular seaside resort has a lively marina and many attractions for both adults and children. The famous Arts Festival in May attracts some of the world's finest performers and artists, but Brighton is bursting with theatrical and musical events all year round. The Alvia Hotel is ideally located just off the seafront, close to the centre of Brighton, with most of the major conference and meetings venues, including the city's major convention centre - the Brighton Centre - only a short walk away. |
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| De Vere Grand Hotel Brighton - Kings Rd, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2FW |
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With its grandiose Italian Renaissance style, this hotel commands centre stage on the seafront, and is one of the most famous Victorian landmarks on the South Coast. Ideally positioned for all the town centre attractions, the hotel is within walking distance of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, The Lanes and the main conference and exhibition venues. The De Vere Grand opened in 1864 and immediately became one of the Europe's finest and most majestic hotels, where high standards of service, comfort and elegance were its watchword, and continue to be to this day. |
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| myhotel Brighton - 17 Jubilee Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 1GE |
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Positioned on regenerated Jubilee Street, in the North Laine area of Brighton, this newly-opened hotel fuses cutting-edge design with state-of-the-art technology, serene spirituality and Feng Shui. Described as 'a hotel where Freddie Mercury might have met the Maharishi', myhotel Brighton is a unique property spread over 4 floors, with 2 event spaces, a restaurant and a bar. Next to the Pavilion and the Dome, the hotel is a short stroll from the seafront and within walking distance of the railway station. It is no more than 5 minutes from Theatre Royal, The Lanes shopping district, Churchill Square shopping centre, the pebbled beach and the Pier. At Merkaba, the cocktail lounge bar, signature cocktails are prepared with super fruits and natural ingredients. Watch Brighton go by with lunch or an espresso at Cup caf?, or enjoy eclectic, modern British dishes at Table restaurant. |
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| Brighton House - 52 Regency Square, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2FF |
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Described as a 'luxurious Regency hotel with immaculate rooms' by The Lonely Planet Guide, Christine and Lucho welcome you to their historic, recently refurbished town house. According to the AA, Brighton House puts 'hospitality and comfort high on the agenda', and its clean, fully en suite rooms are well located in the heart of Brighton. Start the day with the largely organic buffet-style breakfast before exploring the beach, The Brighton Centre, The Metropole, the Lanes and Preston Street for dining, all of which are all within walking distance of Brighton House. |
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| Brighton Breeze Hotel - 17 Charlotte Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1AG |
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Situated in an excellent location, the Brighton Breeze is a boutique hotel in the heart of fashionable Kemp Town, only 20 metres from Brighton seafront. The Brighton Breeze Hotel is in a quiet spot between the trendy, cosmopolitan area of St James Street and vibrant St George Street. Kemp Town is a vibrant neighbourhood full of antique stores and great places to eat and drink, to suit all tastes and budgets. All rooms are contemporary and stylish, with a TV and en suite facilities. The central hub of Brighton offers unrivalled shopping opportunities and a multitude of independent cafes, bars and restaurants. |
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| Atlantic Seafront - 16 Marine Parade, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1TL |
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Located opposite Brighton Pier, this seafront guesthouse is a minute's walk from the city centre, clubs, restaurants and bars. Atlantic Seafront has recently been refurbished and has free Wi-Fi access and some sea-facing rooms with flat-screen digital TVs with a DVD player. Full English breakfast is included in your room rate. |
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| The Queensbury Hotel - 58 Regency Square, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2GB |
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With a great location, close to the seafront and the centre of Brighton, this fully refurbished Grade II listed hotel offers free Wi-Fi and comfortable accommodation at great-value rates. Just minutes from the beach and the conference centre, the Queensbury Hotel is close to all that Brighton has to offer, including theatres, shops, restaurants, bars and clubs. This carefully preserved historic building now houses a wide range of comfortable accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. Some rooms have en suite bathroom facilities and rooms with shared bathrooms are also available. Many of the rooms have sea views, high ceilings and chandeliers. A continental breakfast is included in the price. Free on-street parking is available between 20:00 and 09:00, or at an additional cost underneath Regency Square. |
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| Hudsons - 22 Devonshire Place, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1QA |
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This fashionable private bed and breakfast hotel with garden provides comfortable and stylish 4-star guest house accommodation in a convenient location, close to the beach, town centre and local amenities. Hudsons offers you a great location from where you can explore all that this popular seaside resort has to offer. You will be within walking distance of many attractions including Brighton Pier, Brighton Museum, the Royal Pavilion and the Komedia arts and entertainment centre. Moments from the sea and convenient for cosmopolitan Kemptown's bars, Stephen Speight and Alex Cooke's immaculate cream painted guest house is friendly and unpretentious. The rooms are tastefully presented, pristinely maintained and comfortably furnished with an eclectic mix of wall hangings and objet d'art. Crisp white linen, beautiful d?cor, a beautiful private garden and a free DVD library ensures that you should have a comfortable and enjoyable stay at his trendy bed and breakfast accommodation. |
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| Royal Pavillion Townhouse Hotel - 12A Regency Square, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2FG |
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Opposite Brighton's famous West Pier and boasting lovely sea views across Regency Square, this beautifully renovated townhouse provides luxurious accommodation in the heart of the town centre. Within walking distance of many of Brighton's main attractions, during your stay at The Royal Pavilion Townhouse Hotel you can easily visit the beach, popular shopping at The Lanes and The Brighton Centre, offering many shows, concerts and conferences. Brighton is also famous for its lively nightlife. With just 8 individually decorated guestrooms, The Royal Pavilion Townhouse Hotel aims to ensure a relaxing, welcoming atmosphere complemented by a friendly and personal service. Please note that the hotel is completely non-smoking. |
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| The Beach Hotel - 1-2-3-4 Regency Square, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2FG |
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The Beach Hotel and Regency Restaurant date back to 1828, when the restaurant was Lawson & Son jewellery shop and the hotel known as St. Alban's Hotel. In 1930, Lawson & Son jewellery shop became the Regency Restaurant and the hotel was renamed The Beach Hotel. The hotel has recently been refurbished to a high standard yet is still in keeping with the regency era. |
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| Jurys Inn Brighton - 101 Stroudley Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 4DJ |
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Centrally located, adjacent to the railway station, the hotel sits in the heart of the city's New England quarter, a new urban area boasting retail, housing, community and educational facilities. The Jurys Inn Brighton is a mere 5-minute walk from the retail centre of the city and tourist attractions such as Brighton Dome, Theatre Royal Brighton and the Gardner Centre. The hotel is also within walking distance of the seafront and the Brighton Centre. |
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| The Brighton Beach Hotel - 41-42 Marine Parade, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1PE |
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The Brighton Beach Hotel is located on Brighton seafront and most of its good-value rooms have a sea view or views of the Palace Pier. Brighton Beach Hotel is a 3-minute walk from the beach, a 5-minute walk from the pier and a 10-minute walk from the town centre. It is a Regency building with many of its original features intact. The location is perfect for those looking to visit Brightons famous sights without spending too much. |
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| Grand Pier Guest House - 11 Maderia Place, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1TN |
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Close to the seafront and the heart of Brighton, this recently opened guest house offers an excellent location; comfortable, brand new boutique accommodation; and great value for money. Recently thoroughly renovated, the Grand Pier's 200-year-old fa?ade conceals comfortable, modern accommodation and contemporary amenities. There are 10 stylish, modern, and elegantly furnished rooms, each with an en suite shower-room, a 19-inch flat-screen LCD TV with built-in DVD player and free wireless broadband internet access. Breakfast is included in the price and guests can choose from a lighter continental breakfast and a generous full cooked English breakfast. The guest house has a great location, within easy reach of all that Brighton has to offer, including the seafront, the pier and The Lanes, with its narrow alleyways of stylish shops and exclusive boutiques. The Grand Pier is also only a few metres from the lively St. James Street, offering fabulous restaurants and bars. |
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| Cecil House Hotel - 126 Kings Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2FA |
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Cecil House Hotel is a friendly and affordable seafront hotel in Brighton. It offers good old-fashioned hospitality and modern, clean en suite rooms. The Fishermans Rest is the Cecil House Hotels own gastro pub. It overlooks the sea and is the perfect place to relax. |
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