Top hotels in Brighton
Dating back to 1826, the 3-star Royal Albion Hotel is fine example of Brighton’s Regency style architecture, sitting directly opposite the city’s famous Palace Pier and just a short walk from the Royal Pavilion. Enjoy sea views and tasty food in Jenny’s Restaurant and snacks in the Rogue café bar, or relax with a drink on the Pavilion Bar’s terrace, overlooking the beach. Classic and comfortable, the Royal Albion Hotel’s rooms all have a TV, tea and coffee facilities and a private bathroom.
Cheap Hotels in Brighton
Home Brighton is in the heart of Brighton, walking distance from North Laine and Victoria Gardens. This hostel is within close proximity of St. Bartholomew's Church and Komedia Brighton.
With a stay at The Grapevine Seafront - Hostel in Brighton, you'll be minutes from Kings Road Arches and Churchill Square Shopping Centre. This hostel is within close proximity of Brighton Fishing Museum and West Street.
New Cosmopolitan Hotel is in the heart of Brighton, walking distance from Brighton Sea Life Centre and Brighton Pier. This hotel is within close proximity of Brighton Beach and Brighton Royal Pavilion.
(GH 10/09) Originally built in 1771 as houses the building was converted into a a hotel in 1819 and remains a grand period building.
With a stay at Ei8ht Brighton Apartments - Guest house in Brighton (Kemptown), you'll be minutes from Brighton Sea Life Centre and Brighton Pier. This guesthouse is within close proximity of Victoria Gardens and Brighton Beach.
With a stay at Avalon Lifestyle Guest House in Brighton (Kemptown), you'll be minutes from Brighton Sea Life Centre and close to Brighton Pier. This guesthouse is within close proximity of Victoria Gardens and Brighton Royal Pavilion.
Housed in a 17th-century building overlooking Brighton beach and a short walk from Brighton pier, this is a fantastic destination for visiting the city. The 4-star hotel has played host to famous guests including Charles II and the composer Niccolò Paganini, and features historic cellars dating back 400 years. Keep fit in the exclusive gym, enjoy traditional English afternoon tea and then dine al fresco on the hotel terrace, serving gourmet cuisine made using the finest local ingredients.
This 3-star contemporary hotel is situated a short walk from Brighton Train Station and a 15 minute walk from popular attractions such as the Royal Pavilion and the Sea Life Centre. The interior features a TV lounge, vending machines, and free wifi. The smart rooms each include a TV, mini-fridge, desk, and a private bathroom with free toiletries.
On a quiet side street in the lively area of Kemp Town and a few minutes from Brighton Pier, this 3-star hotel is in a great spot to access Brighton’s famous bars and shops. Well-maintained rooms fill the interior of this converted Victorian townhouse. Here at The Brighton Breeze Hotel, expect a warm, personal welcome when you check in. Please note that all bookings of 4 or more rooms are considered as groups and the hotel does not accept same sex group bookings. Hotel reserves the right to cancel such bookings.
A charming hotel set in an elegant Georgian townhouse, the 4-star Gulliver’s Hotel places you within easy reach of the seafront and Brighton Pier. The style of the guestrooms fuses the baroque with the contemporary, offering modern comforts such as free wi-fi and flatscreen TVs. A breakfast of freshly baked croissants, fruit and cold meats makes a delicious start to the day, and in the evening the New Steine Bistro transforms into a cosy Parisian restaurant, serving French and British cuisine.
The smart, 3-star The Brighton Hotel is just a 15 minute walk from the city centre, where you can explore many of the boutique shops and bars. Enjoy the seaside views from the hotel, while you take sip on a cocktail at the onsite contemporary Lounge & Bar where breakfast is also served every morning. The hotel’s smart rooms are fitted with wifi, a TV, private bathroom, and tea and coffee making facilities.
Housed in a Regency style Grade II listed building, Beach Hotel is ideally situated beside the Brighton seafront, just moments from the shops and arcades surrounding West Pier. The rooms are traditionally furnished and come with en-suite facilities, free wi-fi access and TVs. The Regency Restaurant is the oldest restaurant in Brighton and Hove and offers a range of sumptuous, locally sourced seafood. Celebrated by a number of TV chefs, the food is best enjoyed on the charming outdoor patio.
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Hotels in Brighton
Sitting on the south coast, just an hour away from London, the vibrant city of Brighton and Hove has a long history of welcoming visitors. Brighton became a fashionable place to stay in the 18th century, with the construction of the Prince Regent's exotic residence, The Royal Pavilion, and the city continues to delight guests to this day.
Many hotels in Brighton reflect the city's past, being impressive Victorian buildings with a real sense of tradition, although there are also a number of quirky, contemporary and budget options available.
Buzzing beachfront
The famous beach is one of the city's best spots to hang out, and it's possible to find a cheap Brighton hotel with sea views. Featured in countless movies, TV shows and books over the years, key attractions include the two Piers – the traditional seaside amusements of the Palace Pier, and the now-ruined West Pier, which makes for a dramatic sight at sunset.
Treat yourself
The Lanes and North Laines are intriguing side streets, filled with a number of bars, cafes and Brighton hotels, as well as a unique selection of shops. You can find something to suit every budget, from designer jewellers to cool record stores, and there are plenty of vintage bargains to be had among the stalls of Snooper's Paradise.
Creative thinking
The city has always been a draw to creative types, and the Brighton Festival is well worth a visit, featuring everything from contemporary dance to book readings. The summer months see the city stage a number of events, including the colourful Brighton Pride.
Make some noise
Music runs through Brighton's veins, from the infamous Mods and Rockers rivalries of the 60s to today's thriving scene, which has launched acts as diverse as Fatboy Slim, The Kooks and Bat for Lashes, and there are scores of venues dotted around the city putting on shows every night of the week. We particularly recommend the Concorde 2, a beautiful Victorian building right on the beach, which hosts the latest buzz bands, and the Dome, a grand theatre within the grounds of the Pavilion, where ABBA gave their Eurovision-winning performance.
Party the night away
Booking in to a cheap hotel in Brighton is a great way to experience the city's thriving nightlife. One of the centres of UK gay culture, there are a wealth of clubs and bars to choose from, including the iconic gay club Revenge, hip Digital and boutique Bar 76, while up-and-coming comedians frequently stop by the intimate space of the Komedia.
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