Luxury hotels and boutique stays
Each room in this Regency townhouse is a canvas for local artists, creating an ever-changing gallery you can sleep in. The cocktail bar downstairs buzzes with creative energy and perfectly mixed drinks.
This sleek seafront stunner offers unobstructed Channel views from its minimalist rooms and award-winning restaurant. The rooftop terrace might just have Brighton's most Instagram-worthy sunset spot.
This modern seafront hotel delivers comfort and location without breaking the bank. The waterfront views and central position make it a smart base for exploring everything Brighton offers.
These stylish serviced apartments give you the freedom to live like a local in one of Brighton's most village-like neighborhoods. Full kitchens and living spaces make longer stays feel natural and comfortable.
This family-run Victorian guesthouse has been pioneering sustainable hospitality since before it was trendy. Every detail, from organic breakfasts to solar panels, reflects genuine environmental commitment.
This relaxed country house hotel brings rural charm to the Brighton outskirts with its kitchen garden philosophy and unfussy luxury. The restaurant's 25-mile menu showcases the best of local Sussex produce.
A sleek, design-led boutique hotel on Marine Parade with freestanding baths, sea-view rooms, and one of the city's best restaurants downstairs.
A bijou Kemptown townhouse hotel where individually designed rooms channel old-school glamour with a modern Brighton twist.
A collection of Gothic revival buildings in the heart of The Lanes. The rooms have roll-top baths and Egyptian cotton, and the bistro does an excellent wine-led dinner.
Brighton's most rock-and-roll hotel delivers themed rooms, a party atmosphere, and zero interest in playing it safe - utterly unique.
A slick seafront hotel with a rooftop bar, spa, and pool that has quickly established itself as one of Brighton's top weekend boltholes.
The white wedding cake on the seafront that has defined Brighton's skyline since 1864. Recently refurbished rooms, a spa, and that unmistakable sense of Victorian grandeur.
A Regency townhouse turned into one of Brighton's coolest small hotels. Each room is individually designed, and the basement bar, The Set, does excellent cocktails.
Dark, dramatic interiors and a prime seafront location make Malmaison a reliably stylish base for a Brighton weekend with grown-up edge.