Brighton Accommodation

About Brighton

It is really with the visit of the Prince Regent in 1783, that Brighton became one of the most famous place to visit in the south of England. Some of the finest Regency architecture can be admired in Brighton.

Brighton boasts a reputation of a fun, cosmopolitan and lively city.

On the seafront, Brighton Pier where you can enjoy both traditional and modern rides, the Artists’ Quarter and Fishing Museum. Or perhaps the Regency Town House, Preston Manor offering an Edwardian atmosphere, the famous Royal Pavillion designed by John Nash, has a very Indian appearance on the outside but boasts a chinese and indian influence in its interior, are all there to delight the visitors.

The abundance of international cuisine is breathtaking and with Brigthon and Hove’s 400 cafes and restaurants, you will never be at a loss to find something to satisfy both your budget and taste. Try an afternoon tea, a fish and chips on the pier or something more exotic, Brighton has it all!

If shopping tempts you, indulge in the charm of the Lanes, or the North Laine to the indoor shopping mall in the city centre offering you all the high-street stores. Wether you are after something different or this antique jewellery, you will find it here.

But Brigton is also the ideal touring base for discovering the Sussex Downs and its beautiful countryside and lovely villages such as Alfriston, Lindfield, Petworth and many more.

The choice of accommodation in Brighton is as varied as the town itself, from luxury hotels to family-run bed and breakfasts to self-catering facilities, suitable for all budgets and tastes.

Brighton Attractions

BRIGHTON MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY
BRIGHTON TOURIST INFORMATION

Some of our Accommodation in Brighton