Brighton Hotels

Hotel Name	City	Star Rating	Discount Price
Drakes of Brighton	Brighton	4	£99.00
Griffin Guest House	Brighton	4	£90.00
The Oriental Brighton	Brighton	4	£53.00
Motel Schmotel Brighton	Brighton	3	£63.00
myhotel Brighton	Brighton	4	£69.00
Amherst Hotel Brighton	Brighton	4	£95.00
Hotel Pelirocco	Brighton	4	£40.00
Brightonwave Hotel	Brighton	4	£95.00
EI8HT Brighton Apartments	Brighton	4	£75.00
Five Hotel Brighton	Brighton	4	£120.00
The Claremont	Brighton	5	£60.00
George IV Hotel	Brighton	4	£90.00
Landseer House	Brighton	4	£60.00
Grey's Hotel Brighton	Brighton	4	£80.00
Mews House Brighton	Brighton	4	£100.00
No1 The Laurels	Brighton	4	£80.00
The White House	Brighton	4	£55.00

Choosing Brighton Hotels

Brighton carries the nickname London-by-the-Sea and many people say this is because it takes all the best elements of the capital city and does away with the things people don't like about it. You get an enjoyable, liberal and lively atmosphere without any of the downsides of the Big Smoke. Choosing from the selection of Brighton hotels can be tricky because you want to find the best location as well as a great price.

Brighton: A holiday by the Seaside

Brighton offers some of the best hotels and is one of the most easily accessible seaside resorts from the major airports surrounding London and an excellent train service runs from the capital to this beautiful seaside town meaning that it is easy for visitors to get access. It is also a location that is very popular with the rich and famous and many celebrities call the town their home. Boxing champion, Chris Eubank lives in Brighton as does the dance music legend Fatboy Slim and Sir Paul McCartney also lives nearby. Many people wonder what is so special about this relatively small town in the south of the country but there is a certain magic to the place that make it attractive for famous faces, other locals, and tourists alike.

Some of the magic might be down to the young and trendy crowd that seem to occupy the city, especially on the weekends, when the bars and clubs in the town come to life. Live music is also a big part of Brighton and many famous bands started performing in the town. It is also the unofficial gay capital of the UK and this liberal attitude is something that many visitors find appealing and a great part of the town's charm.

Brighton Attractions

There are also many attractions that draw people to the place and one of these would definitely be the seaside. Since the railway arrived at the start of the 19th century it has remained consistently popular with residents of the UK as a beach resorts. Two centuries later and this position has not been shaken in the slightest.

Brighton Pier is one of the greatest attractions on the seafront and is full of the arcades and attractions that you would expect. In the summer Brighton Beach is filled up with visitors and you will find plenty of entertainment taking place. In the evening fire dancers show off their skills and lanterns are launched up into the sky. Anyone who comes to Brighton leaves the town with a feeling that they have visited a very magical place and unless you visit it, is very hard to put your finger on exactly what that magic is. Search Brighton hotels online today to benefit from advanced booking rates.