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Hotels in Brighton

Brighton boasts 1,434 hotels, catering to diverse tastes and budgets. The vibrant city center hosts a mix of charming boutique hotels and modern chain accommodations. You'll find the majority in districts like The Lanes and Kemptown. Average prices hover around £120 for 3-star, while 5-star luxury averages £400 per night. Recent standouts include a sustainable seaside retreat, offering eco-friendly amenities and ocean views. Experience Brighton's unique charm and book effortlessly through our platform.

Where to stay in Brighton – a guide to the best areas and neighborhoods

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Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel

• Hove offers family-friendly attractions like the Hove Museum and Art Gallery.

• The wide beaches are perfect for children to play and explore.

• There's a great selection of parks and green spaces for picnics and relaxation.

For families, consider the laid-back yet lively neighborhood of Hove.

The Grand Brighton

• It's close to key business hubs and the Brighton Convention Centre.

• Efficient public transport links make commuting a breeze.

• Numerous cafes and restaurants are perfect for business meetings or after-work relaxation.

Business travelers will find the Brighton City Centre an ideal place to stay.

Leonardo Hotel Brighton

• North Laine buzzes with art, culture, and a diverse array of shops to explore.

• The neighborhood is rich in cultural offerings like theaters and galleries.

• Safe and lively streets make it easy to meet fellow travelers or locals.

Solo travelers should consider the vibrant area of North Laine.

The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel & Spa

• Kemptown's cozy cafes and chic boutiques offer intimate experiences.

• Stroll along the picturesque beach front, perfect for romantic walks.

• Unique architecture and charming B&Bs make it feel like a home away from home.

Couples on a romantic getaway will love the charm of Kemptown.

Queens Hotel & Spa

• The Lanes are a treasure trove of affordable eateries and independent shops.

• Budget accommodations here provide great value with central access to attractions.

• A variety of street events and markets offer free or low-cost entertainment.

Budget travelers can maximize their savings by staying in the lively district of The Lanes.

Brighton Tips You Must Know

• Book your hotel 3 to 6 months in advance to secure the best deals, especially for summer months and weekends.

• Peak seasons like summer and events such as Brighton Festival in May see higher prices and limited availability; consider visiting in April or September for lower prices.

• Reach Brighton easily from London via train for about $20, and use the city’s efficient buses, costing around $3 per trip, to get around.

• Save on dining by exploring local markets and using Brighton & Hove Buses’ day saver tickets for unlimited travel.

• Be cautious in less populated areas at night, particularly around West Street, and stick to well-lit routes.

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