Overlooking the seafront, Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront Waterfront benefits from its own entrance at the front of the hotel in the right corner and is just 400 metres from the Brighton...
Karen
United Kingdom
It was very clean and the staff were so friendly! The breakfast staff, Zoe and the lovely gentleman (Tom?) on the podium went above and beyond for us!
This striking Georgian property is on the seafront, overlooking Brighton beach. The property is just a 5-minute walk from Brighton Pier, shops, lively bars and popular restaurants.
Situated in central Brighton and with views of the seafront, this magnificent Grade II Listed building overlooks the West Pier and offers free Wi-Fi.
Suzette
France
The location and the staff were both great….. The first thing we notice was the cleanliness of the communal areas. I definitely think the lady who we saw frantically polishing and vacuuming took pride in her work… and it was noticeable and lovely to see :-)
Having parking spaces available in such a busy town was a bonus.
With a city centre location on Brighton’s Western Road, the adult-only Britannia Study Hotel offers contemporary en suite rooms with free WiFi, and is situated within minutes of numerous shops and...
Located in central Brighton, the refurbished New Steine Hotel - B&B is set in a 5-storey Georgian townhouse and offers contemporary accommodation with free WiFi access throughout the property.
On the seafront in central Brighton, Pelirocco is a townhouse hotel featuring boutique-style themed rooms with free Wi-Fi. The Playstation Bar serves a varied cocktail list.
OYO Ruby Pub & Hotel provides accommodation located in Brighton & Hove, 4.4 km from Komedia and 5 km from Brighton Dome. The aparthotel offers a terrace.
Drakes is a luxury boutique hotel on Brighton’s seafront, overlooking the Brighton Palace Pier. It offers unique 4-star accommodation, and has a fine-dining restaurant and vibrant cocktail bar.
Everything, it was clean, beautiful atmosphere, friendly staff
Malmaison Brighton looks out over Brighton Marina to the sea. It has free parking, a bar, a restaurant, modern rooms with monsoon showers and outdoor terraces looking out over the water.
Lovely and clean - great room - breakfast was the best!
Next to Brighton Railway Station, in the city centre, Leonardo Hotel Brighton is a 15-minute walk from the beach. It boasts a 24-hour reception, bar and restaurant.
The smell of the reception area what a welcoming smell
The Best Western Princes Marine Hotel is situated on Hove seafront opposite Hove lawns and the English Channel. There is limited private parking, free fibre optic WiFi and a 24-hour front desk.
On the seafront in central Brighton, Pelirocco is a townhouse hotel featuring boutique-style themed rooms with free Wi-Fi. The Playstation Bar serves a varied cocktail list.
Wonderfully quirky and amazing staff! Breakfast was fantastic!
With a city centre location on Brighton’s Western Road, the adult-only Britannia Study Hotel offers contemporary en suite rooms with free WiFi, and is situated within minutes of numerous shops and...
Clean and comfortable with a very good breakfast.
Very good value
Just 4.5 miles from the seafront, this large Brighton lodge offers a Miller & Carter Steakhouse serving tasty grills. Free parking is possible on site.
Staff were very helpful.
Situated perfectly for my needs.
In Brighton’s vibrant city centre, The Selina Brighton is located on the promenade. With stunning sea views and surrounded by clubs and restaurants, the hotel also offers free WiFi.
Great walking distance from the shops and seafront
Situated in the heart of the vibrant city of Brighton, by the railway station, ibis Brighton City Centre boasts modern, soundproofed rooms, a bar and a restaurant.
Very good price, convenient location, and very clean
Well set in the Kemptown district of Brighton & Hove, The Willows is located 300 metres from Brighton Beach, 2.1 km from Hove Beach and 800 metres from Brighton Pier.
Location excellent,basic hotel but great for one night
The X Hotel Brunswick Square offers a superb base in the most elegant Grade I listed square in Brighton and Hove, less than a minute's walk from the beach and close to a fine selection of quality...
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Located in Brighton & Hove, within an 8-minute walk of Brighton Pier and 800 metres of The Royal Pavilion, Red Brighton Blue offers accommodation with a terrace.
Everything was great. I could not recommend enough
Ideally situated in the heart of Brighton, and just off Brighton Rail Station, Hotel Una offers modern and stylish accommodation, a bar, spa rooms and cinema room.
Everything! The staff, location, decor and spacious room.
Close to the beach, Brighton Marina House is located in Brighton & Hove, an 8-minute walk from Brighton Pier. Popular points of interest nearby include The Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome and Komedia.
Clean, comfortable, quiet and close to everything.
In the centre of Brighton, the Artist Residence Hotel faces the iconic West Pier. This unique property features 25 individually decorated rooms with free WiFi and quirky original artwork.
Friendly and welcoming staff.
Amazing art
Amazing location
Located 300 metres from The Royal Pavilion and a 5-minute walk from Brighton Pier, One Broad Street offers accommodation in Brighton & Hove. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Great little place. Great location. Great venues nearby.
Opposite a iconic beach, Harbour Hotel & Spa Brighton is set on the lively seafront, about 2 minutes' walk from The Brighton Centre and offers free WiFi.
Stunning views from our room and spa was beautiful
This fully refurbished Grade II Listed hotel is opposite Brighton’s West Pier. It offers free WiFi and seafront accommodation, 15 minutes’ walk from Brighton Rail Station.
Continental breakfast good choices
Comfortable bed
FAQs about hotels in Brighton & Hove
On average, 3-star hotels in Brighton & Hove cost £94 per night, and 4-star hotels in Brighton & Hove are £130 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Brighton & Hove can on average be found for £158 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Brighton & Hove this weekend is £223 or, for a 4-star hotel, £302. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Brighton & Hove for this weekend cost on average around £326 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £189 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Brighton & Hove for tonight. You'll pay on average around £245 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Brighton & Hove will cost around £185 (based on Booking.com prices).
Brighton & Hove is accessible via train from London (approx. 1 hour), Gatwick Airport (30 minutes), or by coach from various UK cities. International travellers can fly into Gatwick Airport. No direct water transport services are available.
Colourful by Day and Night
Known for colourful nightlife and traditional English seaside pursuits, Brighton and neighbour Hove are the closest beach resorts to London, making them popular end points for classic car runs from the capital. Many end at the racecourse, a few streets from Brighton Marina, Europe’s largest, housing several shops and eateries. Many Brighton guest houses on Booking.com are also nearby.
Running along the beachfront is the world’s oldest operating electric railway, ending by Brighton Pier. Lit up at night and also known as Palace Pier, this city icon houses amusements and rides, and is one place to pick up some famous Brighton Rock, the confectionery sharing its name with an edgy Graham Greene novel set here.
A new addition, the Brighton Wheel is right by the pier, while one of its most famous attractions is the Royal Pavilion, a former royal retreat built in Indian style.
Just west are 2 of the most popular Brighton shopping spots – Churchill Square shopping centre and The Lanes with its narrow streets and unusual shops. This area also has several Brighton hotels with parking, and the Artists Quarter, a series of ex-fishing huts that are now galleries. The arts are a big thing here and Brighton Festival is the UK’s 2nd largest arts festival, while Brighton Pride is also a big event on the annual calendar.
Love Brighton for long walks and shopping with plenty of...
Love Brighton for long walks and shopping with plenty of places to eat & drink, like a lot of places post Covid it can be a bit scruffy and run down in places with empty shops but all the staff we came across were great, obviously gets a bit lively at times but the council have security patrols walking around during the day and evenings so feels safer than some places we've been.
Kevin R. Wanstead
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It's just great to walk around. The Pavilion is a must.
It's just great to walk around. The Pavilion is a must. And if the weather's nice, visit Rottingdean! It's a lovely village on the edge of the city. Strangely the city tour bus doesn't go there. But the bus services are generally excellent and you can explore East Sussex and the coast. No buses to Arundel or Petworth to the west, Brighton is missing a trick there.
Martin
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A bustling town with plenty of the usual UK High St stores...
A bustling town with plenty of the usual UK High St stores and many buses that run along the coast to Littlehampton to the East and Eastbourne to the West. Hard to walk and sit on LARGE PEBBLE beach though!
Celine
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Small quiet city. The sea views are very beautiful.
Small quiet city. The sea views are very beautiful. Safe to walk around at downtown even late.
Lot of halal food options. Scenery attractions and villages. Excellent public transportation to late times.
sarah
10
Scored 10
Brighton is a mini London.
Brighton is a mini London. You can find all things there, but within walking distance. I felt safe, however on Friday night I smelled weed throughout the main street and pretty packed. Brighton is built on hills, so expect to use your legs, it reminded me of walking in San Francisco. Weather was pretty cold in April, raining, very windy, but overall, I liked It a lot!
Adam
Hungary
10
Scored 10
All these amenities rolled into one: seaside, beaches, a...
All these amenities rolled into one: seaside, beaches, a historical place with interesting sights like the Royal Pavilion, easy shopping, restaurants and cafes; good, cheap and reliable public transport, cycling easy plus the added bonus of Brighton's proximity to London.
Victoria
Austria
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Brighton & Hove
Everything, super friendly & helpful hosts, our welcome basket was amazing and the extra gifts give in the week were such a surprise. The place is clean, comfortable & so well equipped, with kitchen utensils & bathroom toiletries. Our hosts told us about the buses, which run so frequently to Brighton & Saltdean, the nearest beach for swimming, which is the best way to reach both destinations. We loved our week's stay & will return at somepoint 😍
Breakfast was excellent! A great choice of food. The host was very welcoming and friendly. Every comfort was thought of, tea and coffee/ hot chocolate was provided, a selection of biscuits were given also a complementary cake was left for us.The location was ideal for Brighton, right on the seafront. We would highly recommend this Boutique Hotel. Our time there was very enjoyable and wouldn’t hesitate to return.
everything about this boutique hotel is amazing. I’ve never seen staff so personable, friendly, helpful and willing to go the extra mile. They helped us get our luggage downstairs to our room, recommended restaurants, served a great breakfast and more. our room was very comfortable as were the beds. in a month of staying in hotels in England, both large and small, this was by far my favorite.
Excellent location, close the beach and nearby attractions such as Brighton Pier, The Lanes and cute independent restaurants, parking is also near an NCP car park right opposite the hotel. Decent breakfast with hot and continental options. Family room was spacious enough and warm with TV and ensuite. Ground floor family bedroom made it easy with younger kids.
I was amazed at the location which was right on the beach the size of the room let the children play the bathroom was amazing and very up to date the ice do this hotel no justice only fault was no tv but we stayed out late anyway take your own towels or you will have to pay but will defo be returning to this hotel for its value and location
The hotel was located right on the beach and near the heart of Brighton, making it easy to access all the sights of Brighton while having food and entertainment nearby. Aside from the location, the staff was wonderful, and the breakfast was top notch. The bar service staff working in the evening were also great.
Very nostalgic and nice hotel in a great spot of Brighton. Our room was with sea view overlooking the Pier and the beach and we had such a nice time while watching outside sitting on our armchairs in the room. The bed was comfy. The room was spacious. The breakfast was very good. The staff were really helpful.
Super Breakfast! Also tasty gluten free bread available. I loved my cosy quite and little room at the third floor. Excellent area for food and drinks near by. From the hotel you see the pier and you are in 2 minutes at the lovely Brighton pebble beach…I can highly recommend it and like to come back next time.
The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to the beach, local stores and the railway station. The room was comfortable and fairly clean. The buffet has several options for breakfast, baked beans, sausages, scrambled eggs, grilled tomatoes, ham, cereals, muffins, cheese and juice.
We had a good week end in Brighton despite the weather. The hotel is in a very good location near the beach and the main attractions. Breakfast was really good and our host Oscar was very friendly and hepful.
Hotel is in sight of the beach and Brighton pier. Room was fine for single person. Area has plenty of dining options.
A little noisy at night but this was the jubilee weekend so have to give some slack.
for the price , where it is and our room actually overlooked the beach with a balcony , I was very surprised and the hotel is very nice , got a good shower etc , we even managed to park outside for free
Amazing location we were near everything we wanted in brighton and so close to the beach just a minutes walk! The flats lovely, arcade machine was great fun all the old classics. Had the best night
Quite a funny hotel - very central & close to Brighton beach! It is a youth hostel though, don't forget that, even when staying in individual rooms. Good facilities and bus connections nearby.
The location was good, close to seafront and near the main attractions. The twin beds were comfortable. It was the cheapest room we could find in centre of Brighton on a bank holiday weekend.
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