Hove Hotels

Where to stay in Hove

Central Hove

Staying in central Hove is like having the best of both worlds. Picture this: charming streets lined with local shops and eateries, perfect for those who enjoy a morning stroll to pick up freshly baked pastries or a leisurely lunch. It's a hub of activity with easy access to transportation, making it a breeze to explore further afield. You'll find everything you need within arm's reach, from quirky cafes to convenient amenities. In central Hove, you're never far from the action.

Seafront accommodations

For those who dream of waking up to the sound of waves, seafront accommodations in Hove are the way to go. Imagine sipping your morning coffee with panoramic ocean views—absolute bliss! Popular hotels along the beachfront offer direct access to sandy shores, perfect for a spontaneous dip. And let's not forget the vibrant promenade, bustling with activities and entertainment. Whether it's a leisurely stroll or a lively evening, the seafront has something for everyone.

Nearby attractions

Hove isn't just about the seaside; it's got plenty of green spaces too. Hotels close to Hove Park and other lush retreats are ideal for nature lovers. And for culture buffs, accommodations near landmarks like the Hove Museum and Art Gallery ensure you're right where the action is. Whether it's a peaceful afternoon in the park or a deep dive into local history, staying near these attractions keeps you close to Hove's hidden gems.

Family-friendly areas

Families will find Hove a welcoming spot, with neighbourhoods that cater to the young and the young-at-heart. The best areas boast child-friendly hotels packed with amenities that make travelling with kids a breeze. Plus, with plenty of parks and recreational activities nearby, little ones will never be bored. Whether it's a family picnic or a day at the playground, Hove’s family-friendly vibe makes it a top choice for those travelling with children.

Luxury stays

Seeking a bit of indulgence? Luxury stays in Hove promise an experience that's both opulent and unforgettable. High-end hotels offer premium services and facilities, from spas to fine dining. For those looking for something truly unique, luxury experiences abound, ensuring a stay that's every bit as memorable as the destination itself. In Hove, luxury isn’t just a stay—it’s an experience.

Budget-friendly options

For the savvy traveller, budget-friendly options in Hove offer comfort without breaking the bank. Affordable hotels and guesthouses provide value for money, ensuring you enjoy your stay without the hefty price tag. Tips for budget-conscious travellers include booking mid-week or during off-peak seasons, when rates are lower. Whether you're saving for a special treat or simply stretching your travel funds, Hove has plenty of wallet-friendly accommodations to choose from.

Boutique hotels and unique stays

Hove's boutique hotels and unique accommodations offer a dash of charm and character, perfect for those seeking something a bit different. From quaint boutique hotels to quirky stays, these accommodations offer personalised experiences and hospitality that make you feel right at home. Whether it's unique decor or bespoke service, these spots promise a stay that's as individual as you are.

Thriving Arts

Of course, what Brighton & Hove is best known for is its exciting nightlife and thriving cultural scene. The town first began to flourish after a train line was built between it and London in the Victorian era, and people have been coming in their droves ever since to relax and unwind.

If your idea of a night on the town does not necessarily include a thumping bassline and some blue drinks, never fear, for Hove caters to all needs. The Old Market Theatre is housed in a charming whitewashed building off the Western Road.

The venue offers an extensive and high-quality programme of live music, theatre and innovative comedy, and regularly attracts some of the biggest names to its spacious hall. Another great place for stand-up and music is Komedia which, though in Brighton, is just a short walk from your Hove hotel.

Nightlife

The night does not have to end there, as the Hove seafront is teeming with bars and clubs in which to dance until the wee small hours. Sticky Mike's Frog Bar may sound peculiar, but there is nothing unnerving about its great DJs and delicious cocktails.

Another local favourite is Life, which does what it says on the tin really. With three rooms regularly hosting some of the biggest names in dance music, you will not fail to leave, at whatever hour you choose, feeling invigorated and wearing a giant smile.

Food and drink

What with all that dancing and laughing, you'll probably be feeling a little peckish. Luckily Hove boasts some of the best restaurants and most exciting cuisine in the whole city. Azaro is a lip-smackingly tasty Indian restaurant on Church Road that has some of the most delicious vegetable curry you will try anywhere.

A very different flavour, but similar quality, can be found at Archipelagos. This local Greek favourite has a wonderful atmosphere and some dangerously good souvlaki. For food from very close to where you'll be sitting visit the Little Fish Market, which serves up fresh and ethically caught seafood to queues of hungry punters.

Brighton and the South Downs

Of course, your Hove hotel is ideally placed for you to explore all that the exciting city of Brighton has to offer. Take a walk along the Victorian promenade that connects it to Hove and spend hours of fun on Brighton Pier. Take a dip in the sea and cool off with an ice cream on the beach.

Another short journey in the opposite direction will bring you into the majestic beauty of the South Downs. This national park is full of rolling hills and charming villages, so lace up your walking boots and come and explore!