Coming to Brighton? Stay somewhere with a bit of personality. Wake up to sea views, check into a quirky guesthouse, find a totally bonkers Airbnb or settle into one of the city’s independent B&Bs. Make where you stay part of the Brighton experience.
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In town for a weekend of gigs & galleries, or you just want somewhere comfortable to sleep it off? Brighton is perfect for couples, solo adventurers, or group trips looking for a memorable stay in one of the most exciting cities the UK has to offer.
Fancy being slap bang in the city action? Book a Brighton city centre hotel and you’ll have shops, pubs & nightlife right on your doorstep. More of a sea-gazer? Brighton’s seafront hotels mean you can soak in the dreamy sunset views, seaside strolls & morning dips a stone’s throw from your room.
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Brighton’s a brilliant city to explore, but parking isn’t always part of the fun. Spaces can be hard to come by, restrictions are common, and city-centre car parks can get expensive, particularly for an overnight stay. Here are some of the best hotels in Brighton with parking.
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Luxury hotels in Brighton offer rooftop cocktails, spa treatments & all the fluffy robes and slippers you can handle.
If you prefer style on a smaller scale, boutique hotels in Brighton offer cool interiors & relaxed atmosphere. And yes, there are plenty of dog friendly hotels in Brighton too – we all love a furry guest.
Forget your gran’s old spare room, the bed & breakfast Brighton scene is full of bold décor, brilliant hosts & breakfasts that’ll set you up for a day of exploring. Discover traditional Brighton guesthouses with sea views or chic little B&Bs in Brighton tucked away near the Lanes.
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We’ve answered the questions visitors ask most to help you choose the right place to stay in Brighton & Hove.
It depends on the kind of trip you’re planning. Stay around The Lanes, North Laine or Brighton seafront if you’d like to be close to the city’s main attractions, shops and nightlife. For a quieter stay, Hove offers boutique hotels, independent cafés and a more relaxed seafront, all within walking distance of central Brighton.
Absolutely. Brighton has plenty of affordable hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs, particularly if you’re happy to stay a little further from the seafront. Thanks to the Brighton’s compact size, most attractions are still within easy walking distance or a short bus journey.
If you’re visiting during Brighton Pride, BrightonSEO, bank holidays, summer holidays or Christmas, it’s worth booking as early as possible. Hotels can fill up quickly and booking ahead usually gives you the best choice & prices.
Yes. Many hotels, guesthouses and holiday lets welcome dogs, particularly around Hove and the quieter parts of the city. Always check the pet policy before booking, as facilities and any additional charges can vary.
If you own or manage a hotel, guesthouse, B&B, holiday let or self-catering apartment in Brighton & Hove, you can create a Spotlight or claim an existing one on Brighton.co.uk.
Every Spotlight gives you a dedicated page to showcase your accommodation to locals & visitors planning a trip to Brighton & Hove.Â