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1. The Grand Brighton
The Grand Brighton



2. Maldron Hotel Brighton City Centre
Maldron Hotel Brighton City Centre



3. Hotel du Vin Brighton
Hotel du Vin Brighton



4. DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole
DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole



5. The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel and Spa
The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel and Spa



6. ibis Brighton City Centre - Station
ibis Brighton City Centre - Station



7. Legends Hotel Brighton
Legends Hotel Brighton



8. Malmaison Brighton
Malmaison Brighton



9. Staybridge Suites Brighton by IHG
Staybridge Suites Brighton by IHG



10. Queens Hotel
Queens Hotel



11. Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront
Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront



12. Best Western Princes Marine Hotel
Best Western Princes Marine Hotel



13. Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel
Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel



14. Drakes of Brighton
Drakes of Brighton



15. West Beach Hotel Brighton
West Beach Hotel Brighton



16. Q Square by Supercity Aparthotels
Q Square by Supercity Aparthotels



18. Numa Brighton Pavilion
Numa Brighton Pavilion



19. A Room With A View
A Room With A View



20. Hotel Pelirocco
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Four Points Flex by Sheraton Brighton Seafront
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Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront
Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton WaterfrontGo beyond your typical stay in Brighton
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Top neighborhoods in Brighton





The Lanes
Explore narrow lanes filled with small shops and antique stores in Brighton's famous Lanes. Wander from Meeting House Lane to Market Street, discovering hidden gems along the way.

Kemptown
19th-century Regency architecture defines this residential estate in Brighton, featuring Arundel Terrace, Lewes Crescent, and Sussex Square. Stroll through the Kemp Town Enclosures, a formal garden oasis.





Brighton City Centre
Brighton City Centre dazzles with its perfect mix of beachy vibes and quirky British charm. The ornate Royal Pavilion stands like an exotic dream next to the iconic Brighton Palace Pier with its vintage rides and arcade games. Wander through The Lanes' twisty cobblestone streets packed with unique shops or hit Brighton Beach for people-watching and ocean breezes. Food options range from classic fish and chips to international cuisine in every price bracket. Hotels blend Victorian charm with modern comforts, many offering those coveted sea views. Getting around is a breeze with the central train station connecting you to London and comprehensive bus routes covering the entire seafront.




Seafront
Brighton's Seafront dazzles with Victorian charm and endless entertainment. The iconic Palace Pier juts into the English Channel, packed with vintage arcades and fairground rides that'll make you feel like a kid again. Stroll the bustling promenade where street performers compete with crashing waves for your attention, or snap photos of the elegant 1884 Bandstand during seaside concerts. Seafood joints and ice cream stands line the pebbled shore, perfect for grabbing a classic fish and chips. The area is super walkable with frequent buses connecting to Brighton Station just 10 minutes inland. Hotels with grand Victorian facades offer rooms with dreamy sea views, though prices climb during summer months.



Seven Dials
Seven Dials radiates from its iconic Victorian clock tower where seven streets meet in Brighton's coolest corner. Boutique shops line Dyke Road, displaying vintage treasures and local art in converted Victorian houses. The D-Day Aviation Museum offers a cultural pause, while cozy cafes with mismatched furniture invite you to linger over artisanal coffee and people-watch. Independent eateries serve everything from vegan treats to international cuisine in charming period buildings. Most accommodations are Victorian B&Bs and boutique guesthouses with character to spare. Getting around is easy with frequent buses, and Brighton station is just a 10-minute walk away.
Top landmarks in Brighton

Brighton Beach
American Express Stadium

Brighton Centre

Brighton Marina

Brighton Pier

Preston Park

Brighton Royal Pavilion

Brighton Dome
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Wander the Royal Pavilion's fantastical interiors, where the Prince Regent's oriental obsession created what looks like an Indian palace having an identity crisis. The pebble beach fills with sunbathers displaying remarkable optimism about English weather. Brighton Pier offers arcade games and candyfloss with a side of nostalgia. The narrow Lanes hide antique shops and cafes where locals debate which pub serves the least disappointing Sunday roast. Brighton's unofficial status as 'gay capital of the UK' gives the city a celebratory air. For the best fish and chips, join the queue at any shop with steamed-up windows and the smell of vinegar wafting onto the street.
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Leonardo Hotel Brighton
"Clean and good value for money"
Queens Hotel
"Great"
West Beach Hotel Brighton
"We stayed for two nights. The bed was very comfortable and the sheets were beautiful. Good location too"
The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel and Spa
"The charm lives up to its name. Cute little place with character. This part of Brighton has lots of bars and restaurants but parking is a real challenge. If I were to stay here again I’d use ride share or public transportation to avoid the hassle."
Holiday Inn Brighton Seafront by IHG
"Really friendly and helpful staff in a great location and smart environment. Some noise from neighbours."
Malmaison Brighton
"We booked a sea view room and the view is nice, but there is an open balcony area accessible from all the sea view rooms on that level. This meant other guests were outside our room all night playing music and chatting loudly. We would come back to this hotel but would avoid the sea view rooms next time"
ibis Brighton City Centre - Station
"X"
Central Wave Brighton
"Comfortable bed, tea/coffee making facilities in room, decent shower. Rooms basic but clean, buildings are in need of TLC. Plus points for being close to beach, pier and town centre where there is a good variety of shops, restaurants and bars"
Four Points Flex by Sheraton Brighton Seafront
"I was very happy I paid extra for a Seaview room, the room was large and the view fantastic. Great location, right on the seafront, lovely and easy walk to either Brighton or Hove. My only concern was the bath/shower, it was an over the bath shower that was very narrow and slippery, I was very concerned about slipping."












































































































