Granville Hotel

Snug and homely, Cecil House Hotel offers affordable 3-star accommodation on the seafront, right next to Brighton Pier. Enjoy traditional B&B-style hospitality during your stay, and make yourself comfortable in your simple, clean room, with DVD player, TV and wi-fi. With views of the sea, the hotel’s own gastro-pub – The Fisherman’s Rest – serves up traditional homemade meals and a selection of beverages in a peaceful, friendly atmosphere. 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.

Is set in a fine regency square of elegant stuccoed houses built in 1828, with the square facing directly out to the sea. The Hotel has been sympathetically renovated and the unique hand-painted interiors have transformed this fine early nineteenth-century building. The hotel provides an ideal setting for special occasions: honeymoon, birthday celebration, wedding anniversary, romantic break.

Near Brighton Centre

Exquisitely designed, our colorful boutique building offers guests a range of accommodation options, an elegant sea-view restaurant, a friendly co-working space, a quirky bar, and a cozy late-night venue. Hove is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway as well as a convenient base for longer stays. Head to reception and check out our rich event calendar packed with local tours, yoga classes, local talks, workshops, and a wide variety of live music gigs. In the mood for some culture? Swing by the i360 for impressive views before grabbing an espresso martini from the bar back at Selina.

The Kings Hotel Brighton is located right on the seafront, just a few steps from the beach and a short stroll from the fun of Brighton Pier, the state of the art facilities of the Brighton Conference Centre and the trendy boutiques of The Lanes. Beautifully restored within and without, the hotel is a fine example of the elegant Regency architecture for which this historic seaside hotel in justly famous. Visitors can choose from a flexible range of accommodation including singles, family rooms, doubles and panoramic sea-view doubles. All rooms are en-suite, with flatscreen TVs and Wi-Fi, and decorated in a soothing, airy style that complements the seaside setting.Guests in local cafes and restaurants can fortify themselves for a day of sight-seeing or shopping gourmet breakfast menu of local seafood specials such as smoked salmon and scrambled egg, kippers and poached haddock, plus healthy cereals, pancakes and a traditional full English. After a bracing hike across the rolling hills of the South Downs, an exhilarating flutter at Brighton Racecourse or a tour of Brighton Pavilion, there's the chance to enjoy more sea views from the window of the Kings Hotel's cosy cocktail bar. Here you can browse an extensive wine list ,while you contemplate your evening plans, whether that's to check out one of the town's comedy clubs, enjoy a night of high quality drama at the Theatre Royal or book yourself a table at a Michelin-starred restaurant.