Brighton hotels

Q: Are hotels in Brighton safe during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis?

Hotels are safe environments for travelers as long as they properly implement sanitary measures in response to coronavirus (COVID-19). However, we recommend getting in touch with the local authorities regarding safety procedures for hotels in Brighton. For more advice, please view our information page on what to know about coronavirus (COVID-19) and travel .

Q: Where to stay in Brighton?

Hotels near Brighton Beach have the most searches on KAYAK.

Q: What are the best hotels near Brighton Beach?

Travellers who like staying near Brighton Beach recommend The Old Ship Hotel, Queens Hotel, and Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront.

Q: Which hotels in Brighton are adults-only?

The Brightonwave is a charming bed and breakfast that is less than a 10-minute walk from the Brighton Palace Pier and only allows guests over the age of 13. The Red Brighton Blue hotel is a chic choice that is a 3-minute walk from the oceanfront and has a strict adults-only policy.

Q: Which hotels are best near the Pavilion and Victoria Gardens?

The Bond Hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the local train station and a 5-minute walk from the gardens, while the My Brighton hotel is a chic choice that is a 3-minute walk from the gardens and just a 2-minute walk from the Brighton Dome.

Q: Are there any hotels in Brighton that allow pets?

Ensure that the family pet can tag along on vacation by staying at the budget-friendly Ibis Brighton City Centre only 2 minutes away from the train station. Other choices include the Hilton Brighton Metropole, an upscale option that is directly on the beachfront.

Q: Which hotels in Brighton have a good pool?

The Queens Hotel Brighton is just 2 minutes from the Brighton Palace Pier and has both an indoor and an outdoor pool. The Hilton Brighton Metropole is a Victorian-style, seaside hotel only 12 minutes away from the pier and offers an indoor pool.

Q: How can I find hotels near me?

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Good to know

Low season	January	Cheapest month to stay with an average 27% drop in price.
High season	August	Most expensive month to stay with an average 20% rise in price.
Average price (weeknight)	£88	Average Sun - Thu price over the last 2 weeks.
Average price (weekend night)	£130	Average Fri & Sat price over the last 2 weeks.

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Top tips for finding the perfect Brighton hotel

For travellers looking for activities that are fun for the whole family, consider booking one of the many hotels near Brighton Palace Pier, a Victorian pier centrally located in the city that includes fairground attractions, two arcades and a classic chippy stand. The Royal Albion Hotel is a family-friendly seafront hotel that is only a 5-minute walk from the Pier.
If you’re looking to learn more about Brighton’s rich history, you might want to stay near the Royal Pavilion, an early 19th century landmark once home to George IV that has since been transformed by John Nash into an exotic, Indian-inspired palace. The Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront is an upscale 4-star hotel just a 6-minute walk from the Royal Pavilion, while the Hotel Ibis is a budget choice located a 10-minute walk away.
The Brighton Centre contains many different forms of live entertainment such as music performances, comedy shows, and exhibitions, making it a popular destination for visitors. The Old Ship Hotel is a 4-star choice with a history that dates back to the 16th century and is only a 4-minute walk from the Brighton Centre.
Many of the city’s bars, restaurants and shops are located in the picturesque narrow passageways known as the Lanes. In the heart of Brighton, the Lanes boast a reputation for antique shops, independent cafes, and great finds for both bargain and designer shoppers. Consider staying in one of the many hotels near the Lanes, such as the sleek Hotel du Vin & Bistro which has its own wine cellar.
Looking to get active and take advantage of the Brighton coastline? Consider staying in one of the numerous seaside resorts, such as the budget-friendly Travelodge Brighton Seafront, or an opulent 4-star hotel like The Grand Brighton where you can easily partake in water sports such as kayaking or sailing. Kayaks are available to rent by the hour on the beach and paddling around the pier is a great chance to take in the sights and enjoy being in nature.