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"Brand new hotel opened a couple months ago, and it’s rockin’! Breakfast was sublime, but most importantly the people who worked there made all the difference. Reece the receptionist, total champion. Leon in maintenance, remarkably polite and hard working. Dan at the bar makes a mean Sun Kiss’d Captain. That’s not all of the super squad that makes up the Maldron Brighton. Don’t miss it."

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2 Feb - 3 Feb

"Fabulous room, great view. "

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3 Mar - 4 Mar

"I have previously stayed at this hotel regularly on business trips for over a period of one year when it was the Jury’s Inn. They have continued to keep up their high standards of cleanliness. The staff are welcoming and helpful. On reflection it everything is even better. "

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16 Feb - 17 Feb

"I liked our stay here. We had an executive king room with full sea view and loved it. The staff are brilliant and helpful. I will stay here again. "

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16 Feb - 17 Feb

"Brilliant place to stay friendly staff, well done to Sarah and Tasha."

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2 Feb - 3 Feb

"Nice room. Nice welcome. Comfortable and clean. Very easy to operate shower - better than most hotels. Free parking in multi storey next door. Only criticism as with most hotels, the room lighting is a bit poor for working or reading. I would stay here again."

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3 Feb - 4 Feb

"Lovely place, full of character and warm staff"

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6 Feb - 7 Feb

Loft, 1 Double Bed, Sea View, Sea Facing | Balcony view

"It was a lovely experience and as e had the best room in the house everything was excellent"

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2 Feb - 3 Feb

Executive Room, 1 Double Bed, Terrace, Sea View | Beach/ocean view

"Lovely place and really well decorated. Loved the room which had a great view. Great to sit and watch the world go by and there was a lovely bar as well. Room was warm, comfortable and great decor. Perfect"

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13 Feb - 14 Feb

"It was clean, comfortable, and efficient. Not expensive,great breakfast. A good find. "

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2 Mar - 3 Mar

Romantic Double Room, Terrace (Sea View) | View from room

"Great place to stay nice room with a great view and very nice bathroom also had a small fridge with 2 cans of complimentary water also plenty of tea and coffee etc it was great to have the choice of using the kettle (could do with descaling) or Nespresso machine. Check in was great very friendly member of staff who explained everything, there was a nice area for breakfast also plenty of places to eat out. Outside the hotel were a couple of bus stops so great for those of us who do not drive....

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18 Feb - 19 Feb

"Lovrly clean hotel. Slept like a log. "

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2 Feb - 3 Feb

"Friendly staff with a warm welcome from reception, lovely room, very clean "

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3 Mar - 4 Mar

"A great stay at a reasonable price"

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3 Feb - 4 Feb

"Fantadtic location, relatively clean and tidy but dated. Would have looked modern 10 years ago but with no updates its tired. "

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2 Feb - 3 Feb

"Special shout out for the breakfasts at Hotel du Vin- I think they are consistently the best that I encounter from similar level hotels. Enjoyed my stay again at this hotel. Some sort of parking validation would be nice as surrounding car parks are pricey if driving "

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13 Feb - 14 Feb

"Great hospitality in a classy environment. Highly recommend "

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4 Feb - 5 Feb

"Parking in basement of hotel with direct access to reception. Cost of £25 per day Lovely warm room as cold day outside. Good bar and popular. "

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16 Feb - 17 Feb

"We enjoyed being next to the sea. Lots of lounge areas. Great breakfast. Hotel a little tired but very popular and great location. Very pleasant stay."

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2 Feb - 3 Feb

"Excellent hotel and location. Only downside was no parking at the hotel. We used an app JustPark abd hired someones driveway for the weekend. This then neant lugging our bags for a 20 minute walk. Not great if you're an older couple. Spa was excellent though."

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2 Feb - 3 Feb

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Our guide on where to stay in Brighton and Hove

Find the best Brighton and Hove areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Brighton and Hove

Brighton which includes heritage architecture

Brighton City Centre

4 out of top 10 points of interest in this area

4/5(24 area reviews)

The stunning beaches and fantastic nightlife are just a few highlights of Brighton City Centre. Make a stop by North Laine or Brighton Lanes while you're exploring the area.

More cheap accommodation in Brighton and Hove

OYO Langford Hotel, Brighton & Hove

8-16 Third Avenue, Hove, England

AU$88

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6 Feb - 7 Feb

6.4/10 (412 reviews)

Stay near top Brighton and Hove attractions

Brighton Beach

4/5(23 reviews)

Visit this famous spot on the Sussex coast, where you can enjoy waterside activities during the day and an energetic nightlife after dark.

Find out more about Brighton and Hove

Discover the vibrant coastal charm of Brighton and Hove

Brighton and Hove, located on the stunning south coast of England, offers a range of geographic delights that will satisfy any traveler. With its beautiful beaches and vibrant LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, it's the perfect destination for a relaxing holiday. The friendly locals, diverse shopping options, and delicious dining scene will make you feel right at home. Explore the city's rich history by visiting its fascinating museums and iconic landmarks. The beach, known for its lively atmosphere and stunning views, is a must-visit. For a day trip, head to the nearby Albourne Estate or enjoy a relaxing bath at one of the top-notch hotels. With its proximity to other cities and attractions, Brighton and Hove is an ideal base for exploring the wonders of England.

Top reasons for your visit to Brighton and Hove

Beautiful Beaches: Brighton and Hove boasts stunning beaches that are perfect for relaxing and soaking up the sun.
LGBTQ+ Friendly Atmosphere: The city is known for its inclusive and welcoming atmosphere, making it a popular destination for the LGBTQ+ community.
Diverse Shopping Options: Explore the vibrant shopping scene in Brighton and Hove, offering a wide range of shops and boutiques to satisfy every shopper.
Delicious Dining Scene: Indulge in mouth-watering seafood and other culinary delights at the city's numerous dining establishments.
Rich History and Landmarks: Immerse yourself in the city's rich history by visiting its fascinating museums and iconic landmarks.

Great and cheap hotels in Brighton and Hove

When it comes to finding accommodation in Brighton and Hove, you'll have plenty of options to choose from. Whether you're looking for cheap hotels or luxury accommodations, there is something to suit every budget. Brighton is known for its vibrant outdoor scene, so many hotels cater to outdoor enthusiasts. From beachfront hotels with stunning views to cozy bed and breakfasts nestled in the countryside, you'll find the perfect place to stay during your outdoor themed holiday in Brighton and Hove.

Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront - This hotel is located just 4.2km away from Brighton and Hove and offers close proximity to museums, theaters, the sea, and friendly people. With its stunning views and eco-tourism focus, it is the perfect fit for your outdoor-themed holiday. The hotel also features a steam room and offers fishing opportunities nearby. Additionally, its beachfront location allows you to enjoy the beautiful coastline.
The Grand Brighton - Situated 4.3km away from Brighton and Hove, this hotel offers easy access to friendly people, theaters, shopping areas, and a fantastic view of the sea. It is also suitable for eco-tourism enthusiasts and provides a great opportunity for walking along the beach. Moreover, the hotel is close to museums, allowing you to explore the local culture and history.
DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole - Located 4.3km away from Brighton and Hove, this hotel is known for its friendly staff, theaters, stunning views, and beach access. It offers an ocean view and features a steam room. The hotel is also in proximity to museums and shopping areas, making it ideal for a well-rounded outdoor-themed holiday. Additionally, it caters to wedding events, adding a touch of elegance to your stay.

Where to stay in Brighton and Hove

Planning a holiday visit to Brighton and Hove? Get ready for an outdoor-themed adventure! This beachside destination offers something for everyone. From the friendly locals to the vibrant LGBT-friendly atmosphere, you'll feel right at home. Explore the lively shopping scene, indulge in delicious seafood dining, and take romantic walks along the seafront. Brighton and Hove is also family-friendly, with plenty of activities for the little ones. Don't miss out on the buzzing bars and fascinating museums. Get ready to soak up the sun and make unforgettable memories in this exciting destination.

Brighton: Brighton is a vibrant city known for its beautiful beach, welcoming LGBTQ+ community, friendly locals, and great shopping opportunities. With its stunning sea views, museums showcasing local history, diverse dining options, and lively theater and art scene, Brighton offers a unique experience for outdoor holidays. Visitors can enjoy relaxing on the beach, exploring the city's artistic side, or simply immersing themselves in the lively atmosphere of its bars and cafes.
Eastbourne: Located just 30.3km away from Brighton and Hove, Eastbourne is a popular destination with its charming seaside atmosphere, friendly locals, and abundance of cafes and bars. The city offers a range of outdoor activities including swimming, fishing, and exploring the nearby countryside and forests. Visitors can also enjoy budget-friendly options, such as visiting the local aquarium or simply taking in the beauty of the sea.
Gatwick: Situated 34.2km away from Brighton and Hove, Gatwick is a bustling city known for its excellent dining options, friendly locals, and shopping opportunities. The city is family-friendly and offers various excursions, including walking tours and visits to nearby attractions. With its LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere and vibrant bar scene, Gatwick is a great choice for outdoor holidays.

Explore the best activities and sights in Brighton and Hove

Brighton and Hove is the perfect destination for an outdoor-themed holiday. The coastal city offers a lively and friendly atmosphere, with a beautiful beach and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. You can explore the vibrant shopping scene, indulge in delicious seafood dining options, or simply relax by the sea. The city is also known for being LGBT-friendly and family-friendly, ensuring a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for all visitors. With a range of museums, bars, and romantic spots, Brighton and Hove has something for everyone. Nearby cities and landmarks are easily accessible, making it an ideal base for exploring the rest of England. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach getaway or an adventure-filled holiday, Brighton and Hove is the perfect choice.

Brighton Marina: This marina is a vibrant hub filled with friendly people, offering a picturesque view of the sea and beach. With a variety of bars, dining options, and shopping opportunities, you can indulge in a delightful waterfront experience. Explore the museums and art galleries, or simply relax at the cafes while enjoying the serene marina atmosphere. Perfect for those seeking beach, outdoor, and adventure-themed activities, Brighton Marina is located 7.8km away from Brighton and Hove.
Brighton Dome: Known for its music concerts, Brighton Dome is a captivating venue with a friendly ambience and stunning views of the sea. Immerse yourself in the diverse range of museums, beachfront attractions, and shopping opportunities. The theater and art scene add to the entertainment-themed experience, while the abundance of bars, dining options, and cafes ensure an enjoyable time. Located 6.7km away from Brighton and Hove, Brighton Dome is a must-visit for music and entertainment enthusiasts.
Brighton's Naturist Beach: This beach is a haven for beach lovers, offering a tranquil and natural environment. Enjoy the serene beauty of the coastline and unwind amidst the soothing sounds of the waves. The Naturist Beach is the ideal spot to relax, sunbathe, and take refreshing dips in the sea. Located 7.5km away from Brighton and Hove, it provides a perfect beach-themed experience.

How to save money on a holiday visit to Brighton and Hove

Consider booking your accommodation in advance to secure lower rates and availability.
Use the search filters on Expedia to find hotels that are family-friendly, LGBT-friendly, or located near the beach.
Save on transportation costs by walking or cycling around Brighton and Hove, as it is a compact city.
Take advantage of the local bus network to explore the city and nearby attractions at affordable prices.
Enjoy free attractions such as the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery and the Preston Manor to save on entrance fees.
Look for happy hour or early bird deals at restaurants and bars to save on dining expenses.
Check for discounted tickets for shows and performances at the Brighton Dome and other venues.
Consider staying in budget-friendly accommodations such as hostels or apartments for a more affordable stay.
Plan your visit during off-peak seasons to find lower hotel rates and fewer crowds.

Discover the flavours of Brighton and Hove

When visiting Brighton and Hove, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining options. The neighborhood is home to several popular restaurants that are sure to satisfy your food cravings. For a taste of Italy, head to VIP Italy, a highly rated and popular pizzeria. If you're in the mood for seafood, Regency Restaurant is the place to be, known for its excellent seafood dishes. Another top choice for pizza lovers is VIP Very Italian Pizza Saltdean. Whether you're looking for a restaurant in the neighborhood, a restaurant with rooms, or a hole-in-the-wall bar, Brighton and Hove has it all. And don't miss out on the chance to dine at a sea restaurant, where you can enjoy delicious food with a stunning view of the ocean.

Best time to visit Brighton and Hove

Looking to avoid the rainy, cloudy, or uncomfortably hot or cold months? Our table below will help you find the perfect time for your visit to Brighton and Hove. Here you will find a year-round average temperature of 11.3°C, reaching a peak of 17.2°C in August, its warmest month, and dropping to an average low of 5.9°C in January, the coolest month. The annual rainfall averages 66.5mm, with October experiencing the heaviest showers, while April is the driest month.

Month	Temperature (Celcius)	Rainfall	Cloud coverage
January	5.9	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy
February	6.0	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy
March	7.3	No Rain (Dry)	Mostly Cloudy
April	9.2	No Rain (Dry)	Mostly Sunny
May	11.9	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny
June	14.9	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny
July	17.0	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny
August	17.2	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny
September	15.7	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny
October	13.2	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy
November	9.7	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy
December	7.4	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy