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 Regency Square hotel |
1-4 Regency Square Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2FG United Kingdom +44 1273 32 3776 http://www.beachotel.co.uk/ |
Located in a beautiful Brighton square, the Beach Hotel is only minutes away from the Brighton Centre and the seafront. All of the rooms have en-suite facilities and there is also a resident's lounge to relax in after a hard day's work walking round the shops. The hotel backs on to Western Road which leads into the main shopping areas of Brighton, including Churchill Square Shopping Centre. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern stylish hotel |
64 Kings Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1NA United Kingdom +44 1273 32 3221 http://www.thebelgravehotelbri... |
Recently refurbished, this four star hotel on the corner of West Street is bright and spacious. Marble bathrooms and contemporary furnishings make The Belgrave appeal to business and leisure travellers alike. The Seasons restaurant serves modern cuisine to a high standard. West Street houses bars, clubs and cinemas, so you don't have to go far to find some entertainment. The road also leads to central Brighton and its main shopping areas of North Street and Churchill Square Shopping Centre. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant seafront hotel |
11 Brunswick Square Hove Brighton, East Sussex BN3 1EH United Kingdom +44 1273 20 5047 |
Overlooking the sea from the imposing grandeur of Brunswick Square is the eponymous hotel. Stop for a drink in the hotel bar and take a leisurely breakfast in the bright and airy dining room. A stroll along the seafront will build up an appetite for lunch in one of Brighton and Hove's many cafes. Or you could pop into the city centre for a bit of retail therapy in the High Street shops. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stylish Victorian hotel |
34 Upper Rock Gardens Brighton BN2 1QF United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 69 6899 http://www.cavalaire.co.uk |
Built in 1888 for the retired clergy of nearby St Mary's Church, the Cavalaire has been stylishly converted to a hotel whilst retaining the features of the original Victorian building. The rooms are furnished in a contemporary style and are filled with Brighton memorabilia. The owners are enthusiastic in their love of Brighton and are happy to share their local knowledge. The Cavalaire is only a few minutes walk from the seafront and Brighton Pier. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Modern shopping centre |
Churchill Square Western Road Brighton BN1 2RG United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 32 7428 http://www.brightonchurchillsq... |
Now described as South Coast's premier shopping center, this monument was rebuilt in the late 1990s. Over 90 big shops, including zavvi, plus family restaurants and lively cafes are all under one roof, with inexpensive parking for 1,600 cars and a crèche for the youngest children. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Brighton United Kingdom |
Brighton is the one of the best places to shop, eat and drink in the world. Start back at the Adjacent to Churchill Square is the Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small guest house |
17 Madeira Place Brighton BN2 1TN United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 60 3975 |
This small guest house run by Jane and Martyn offers all home comforts close to all attractions including Brighton Pier and the Sealife Centre. The seafront is only minutes away from this quiet street in Kemp Town. This area of Brighton has an ambience of its own. It is a lively district with some real local characters. There are also plenty of bars and cafes close to the hotel, should you decide not to take the short walk into central Brighton. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Best in town |
King's Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2FW United Kingdom +44 1273 22 4300 http://www.grandbrighton.co.uk |
This hotel is one of the most luxurious in Brighton and a true landmark of the seafront. It is very elegant and decorated in fine Regency furnishings. Officially rated a five-star hotel, it should come as no surprise that the facilities are first rate. It is an ideal venue for business or pleasure. If your plans do not require an overnight stay, at least stop by for the fabulous afternoon tea to get a taste of the high life. Extensive banqueting and conference facilities ensure that it is usually booked up well in advance - especially during the summer season. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A home from home |
124 Kings Rd Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2FA United Kingdom +44 1273 32 6302 http://www.granvillehotel.co.uk |
Just a few yards down the road from the luxurious The Grand, lies the far more individual Granville Hotel. Expect a warm welcome, whether it be from the owners or from their very cute cat and dog. Each room is individually designed, with the Balcony Room at the front of the building being the epitome of luxury, fully fitted with a jacuzzi bath. The service is discreet (so discreet you often have to go down to the bar to pick up your own drinks!) and all adds up to a relaxing stay in this vibrant city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Major seafront hotel |
106 Kings Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2FU United Kingdom +44 1273 77 5432 http://www.hilton.com |
The Metropole has a long history of providing luxurious accommodations for visitors to Brighton. Located on the seafront, it is one of Brighton's finest buildings with opulent and grand furnishings. It is no wonder that it remains a firm favorite for business and private clients. The Metropole is probably the most comprehensive hotel in Brighton, even outpacing the more expensive Grand in terms of leisure facilities. The hotel has several restaurants including the Arundel, which serves modern British cuisine in stylish surroundings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sub-culture dedication |
10 Regency Square Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2FG United Kingdom +44 1273 32 7055 http://www.hotelpelirocco.co.uk |
This just has to be the trendiest hotel in Brighton. Each room's theme centers around an aspect of youth culture. Pop-stars such as Bobby Gillespie and Asian Dub Foundation have designed rooms here, as have Brighton based artists and DJ's. There is a hip-hop room with disabled access, a twin-bed Mod room and a room dedicated to Muhammed Ali complete with boxing ring ropes. There is a Playstation bar and restaurant and a conference centre sponsored by Nokia. Every room is equipped with a Playstation console and modem access. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Brighton United Kingdom |
The above is the Brighton most visitors see. There is so much to do in this central area that many do not venture further afield, but they are missing a lot. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Brighton's genteel neighbour |
Off the A259 Beside Brighton Brighton, East Sussex BN3 United Kingdom |
Walk westwards along the seafront from Brighton and before you realise it you will be in Hove. Although often incorporated into "Brighton", Hove insists on maintaining an identity and status of its own. Once a notorious smuggling village, Hove is now home to the fine regency squares of Brunswick and Palmeira and also to the neat seafront Hove Lawns. The beach is always emptier, the promenade wider and life is just that little bit quieter than in loud and lively Brighton. St Georges Street has a range of everyday shops whilst Church Road has antiques and restaurants galore. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Vibrant Brighton district |
East of Brighton Pier to Brighton Marina Brighton, East Sussex BN2 United Kingdom |
Bristling with activity, day and night, Kemp Town epitomises the spirit of Brighton, lively, colourful and slightly seedy. This area of town is full of good pubs, antique and junk shops, B&Bs and interesting churches. At the eastern end are Sussex Square and Lewes Crescent, stunning white Regency town houses which have been the home to, among others, Lewis Carroll and Ozzy Osbourne. Kemp Town is also the spiritual home of the city's large gay and lesbian community. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Brighton United Kingdom |
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Panoramic sea views |
139-141 Kings Rd Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2NA United Kingdom +44 1273 82 0854 http://www.kingshotelbrighton.... |
Why not stay in one of The Kings Hotel's seafront rooms for something different? This centrally located hotel offers fabulous panoramic sea views with all attractions within walking distance. There are plenty of restaurants along the seafront, should you not fancy going right into the city centre for dinner, some serving excellent fish and seafood. The seafront promenade is perfect for an evening walk before returning to your hotel for a wonderful night's sleep on that waterbed! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Picturesque heart of old Brighton |
East Street Brighton United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 29 2589 (Tourist Information) |
This series of narrow alleys and cobbled streets make up the oldest and most historic part of Brighton. One of Brighton's most popular attractions, The Lanes are where you can wander, window-shop and watch the buskers, enjoy a meal in one of the many bistros, cafes and restaurants, or have a drink in one of the excellent pubs in the area. It is also famous for its antique and jewellery shops, as well as a number of fashionable clothes shops. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Imposing Upper Promenade hotel |
70 Marine Parade Brighton BN2 1AE United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 67 4231 http://www.laneshotel.co.uk |
This stunning building overlooks the sea between Brighton Pier and Brighton Marina. The spacious lounge area is an ideal place to relax. Comfortable furnishings and good service will make your stay at The Lanes a pleasant one. All of Brighton's attractions are within easy reach on foot or on one of the many efficient buses. You are advised to leave your car at the hotel—parking in the centre is a nightmare. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Newly refurbished seafront hotel |
31-38 Kings Road Brighton BN1 1NR United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 32 9001 http://www.oldshiphotel-bright... |
This hotel has en-suite facilities in every room. A new brasserie, Redz, serves food and drinks all day and evening from its seafront location close to Brighton Pier and backing on to The Lanes. This is an ideal local from which to explore Brighton's many sights. Many of the rooms have glorious sea views out across the English Channel. Business visitors are catered for with extensive conference facilities. Children are especially welcome at special rates. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Individually designed rooms |
9 Oriental Place Brighton BN1 2LJ United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 20 5050 http://www.orientalhotel.co.uk/ |
A hotel for artistic types, The Oriental has individually designed rooms complete with oil burners and candles. All of the furniture was designed and made by "friends of the Oriental". It is very stylish and hip in the Ultralounge bar and reception area; definitely a place to go star-spotting. The hotel is on a rather unassuming street, just off the seafront and not far from the Lanes, the place in town to pick up something really unique from one of the jewellers or antique shops. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central Location |
19 Russell Square Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2EE United Kingdom +44 1273 32 7969 |
There is a warm welcome awaiting guests at this long established guest house. With all rooms en-suite, Russell Guest House is situated just minutes away from the Brighton Centre and Churchill Square, perfect for shopping and business visitors. The seafront is only five minutes walk away with its shingle beach and two historic piers as well. Don't forget to stop at the several cafes and bars along the beachfront to take in the view. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The only campsite in Brighton |
East Brighton Park Off Wilsons Avenue, Brighton, East Sussex BN2 5PB United Kingdom +44 1273 62 6546 |
The only campsite in Brighton! This beautifully kept campsite is run by The Caravan Club of Great Brighton. Caravanners and campers are kept separate in perfectly mown pitches. Toilets and facilities are spotless, rules are strictly adhered to. The site is a 15 minute walk to Brighton Marina and a 30 minute walk into the city centre. There is a Lidl supermarket a few minutes away and a huge Asda at the Marina, which also has plenty of restaurants if you don't fancy cooking. Prices vary according to season and vehicle size. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central seafront hotel |
10/12 Grand Junction Road Brighton BN1 1NG United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 20 2035 http://www.st-christophers.co.uk/ |
With its own nightclub, Belushi's, downstairs, St. Christopher's hostel is the place for a lively weekend break. Single sex parties are welcomed, which can make for a noisy time, and dorm rooms are available if you're on a shoe-string budget. The resident's bar is open until 4am and the pubs and clubs of Brighton are only moments away. Brighton Pier and the Lanes are almost next door, making this a very centrally located accomodation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury 4 star hotel |
Kings Rd Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2GS United Kingdom +44 0870 333 9129 http://www.thistlehotels.com |
The Thistle Brighton is a luxury seafront hotel in the centre of Brighton. It has all the facilities of a modern, four star international hotel along with a splendid location. The hotel offers extensive conference facilities including a boardroom and ceiling mounted projectors. There are three restaurants and a bar. A full menu is offered as is 24-hour room service, including films to watch in your room. The Thistle is close to all city centre attractions and major conference centres. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stylish Brighton guest house |
21 Charlotte Street Brighton BN2 1AG United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 68 6450 http://www.thetwentyone.co.uk |
A hotel for Brighton's chic and trendy visitors. Hotel 21 has six gloriously decorated rooms, several with four poster beds. The immaculate exterior is hung with baskets of flowers and the hotel is a five minute walk from Brighton Pier and even closer to the seafront area of East Brighton. The Kemp Town area is a lively mixture of people with plenty of bars and cafes, should you choose not to venture into Brighton central. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Award winning small hotel |
38 Russell Square Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2EF United Kingdom +44 1273 70 0800 http://www.valentinehousehotel... |
The flower-decked Valentine House Hotel occupies a central position only minutes from the Brighton Centre and Churchill Square. It is tucked away in a quiet square which allows some respite from the hubbub of Brighton, yet remains conveniently central. The rooms are clean and comfortable. All of Brighton's attractions are within easy reach on foot. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Views of West Pier |
135 Kings Rd Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2HX United Kingdom +44 1273 323 161 http://www.westbeachhotel.co.uk |
This imposing seafront hotel is situated near the West Pier and offers views along the coastline. Close to the Brighton Centre and central Brighton, it is convenient for leisure and business activities. The dining room looks out to sea for a fine view whilst eating your breakfast. All rooms include ensuites and televisions. The hotel's has its own night club, the Engine Room, so you don't have to go far for an evening's entertainment. Review © 2007, Wcities |