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It is perhaps not surprising to find a hotel based on the principles of feng shui in Brighton, however to find one that has been designed by Karim Rashid, ...
With its history, grandeur and class, the Hilton Metropole probably just pips it as the swankiest of the traditional seafront hotels. It may have changed ...
Without a shadow of doubt, this is one of the finest hotels in Brighton. To be perfectly frank, we can't really think of anything negative at all to say ...
They very fact that this hotel's name features the word 'bistro' tells you this is much more than just a place to sleep. The main focus of the Hotel du ...
It's remarkable what you can find these days behind the façades of the Victorian terraces that line the streets off of the seafront. Probably the best ...
Drakes is arguably the stand out hotel of the sea front, although it is in a very different mould to many of the established big boys further towards the ...
This gem of a hotel, made up mainly of suites, is one of the finest in Brighton. Despite being housed, like many an establishment in this town, in a Regency ...
It may be part of a chain of hotels, but this doesn't mean that the Thistle lacks charm. Sure, it's not a revolution in terms of design or innovation, ...
Tucked away off the seafront, the Neo is a little gem of a hotel with some of the best interior design in the city and full of thoughtful touches that ...
If there exists a more exquisite property in Brighton, then please, enlighten us. The thought and attention that has been put into Kemp Townhouse is unrivalled ...
We should all be thankful that Nineteen's owner, Mark, took the decision to get out of the rat race in the mid-Naughties, or else this intimate guesthouse ...
Occupying an envious position on the Brighton seafront, this hotel, which is on a historical sight, is one of the most rounded hotels in the city. Its ...
One of our favourite hotels in Brighton, the Oriental is a fun, modern, homely property with great rooms, a quiet location and a modern décor. The B&B ...
This is unlike any other hotel you will come across in Brighton, and we'd be surprised if there was a similar one in the whole of the UK. One of the first ...
There is something particularly serene about The White House. Maybe it's the light that fills the hotel, perhaps the highly tasteful, soft on the eye furnishings ...
Although this hotel is a major venue for conferences and weddings, it should not be overlooked for leisure travellers as a base for a break in Brighton. ...
A fairly standard hotel with only one type of room, the Jurys Inn is the kind of chain hotel that meets your basic needs and no more. True, it is comfortable, ...
This perfectly placed hotel is a great budget option for leisure stays of any length. Although there are no dormitories, it does have a hostel feel to ...
Brightonwave is a smart and stylish bed and breakfast with an envious location, which goes to prove that all good things come in small packages. A quiet ...
A jolly little hotel on one of the nicer seafront garden squares, sea spray is the ideal weekend break base for both couples and families. With 16 individually ...
Square comfortably finds its place amongst the relatively new tradition of stylish boutique hotels housed in Georgian town houses. The property can claim ...
This is it, the real McCoy. For those looking for a bone fide Brighton bed and breakfast experience, The Lanes is the place for you. Sure, this place isn't ...
The Artist Residence is more than just a hotel - it is a long-term project, a vision shared by a group of young artists with an infectious passion for ...
While The Kings Hotel is certainly not fit for a monarch, it is however, a comfortable, unfussy property which should meet most basic needs of the leisure ...
The Amsterdam hotel is somewhat of a Brighton institution. One of two openly gay hotels on the seafront, it is has a thronging terrace scene attracting ...
We love Snooze precisely because it is the antithesis to almost every other hotel in Brighton: the most unlikely of owners, a complete disregard for uniformity ...
Just as with the Best Western, the big advantage of the Holiday Inn is that you know what to expect and you can be sure of a certain level of quality and ...
The advantage of staying at a Best Western is that you can expect a certain level of quality which the brand prides itself on. Let's not pretend that this ...
The Imperial, unfortunately, does not deliver what its name promises. Seemingly stuck in the early 1990s, it is a sad-looking hotel with an old-fashioned ...
There is no doubt about it; there is still a buzz around The Grand that no other hotel in Brighton can compete with. Very much the old boy of the city's ...