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• Brighton hotels – find out more here

  Located right on the British Riviera, Brighton is a cosmopolitan bustling city with much to offer. The beach is popular, though pebbly, and the famous pier has all the usual amusements and attractions that you might expect of a British seaside town. Check out Travelodge. Brighton is extremely accessible from London and other parts of the South with a fast Thameslink train service from central London, making it an ideal destination for a short city break. Brighton has a wealth of tourist attractions from admiring the Regency architecture such as the Royal Pavilion to shopping at boutiques in the Lanes or at bigger chains in the Churchill Square shopping centre.

  The beautiful South Downs are also just on the doorstep for those of you who like to go for a good walk to blow those cobwebs away and perhaps partake in a pub lunch or two.

  As you may expect from a city with such a diverse range of attractions there is also a huge variety of accommodation. From bed and breakfast and guesthouses to boutique hotel, Brighton has it all. You can stay right on the seafront or further out of the city in a country house hotel: it really is yours for the choosing.

  If you are looking for a hotel to stay in whilst visiting Brighton we recommend you take a look at the Visit Brighton official tourism website who list a great variety of hotels to suit every budget.

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• Check out these fabulous Brighton hotels here!

  Brighton is one of those cities that you must visit at least once in your lifetime! It is one of the most colourful and creative cities in Europe. Cosmopolitan, compact, cultural, care-free – it is truly one-of-a-kind! Check out Travelodge. Voted one of the top ten beaches in the world, it has a buzzing beachlife, with fantastic waterfront clubs, bars and restaurants. If you are into outdoor activities, you can check out the swimming, sailing, cycling, beach volleyball and even extreme mountain boarding! If you are more of a culture-seeker you can experience the heritage of the Royal Pavilion and Preston Manor, indulge in the seaside fun of Brighton Pier and the Sea Life Centre or don your cultural hat for a visit to Brighton and Hove Museums.

  When it comes to booking your hotel in Brighton, there are loads of choices for a range of different tastes and budgets.

  For a mid-range option, check out the Park Inn Brighton.It is a new Boutique Hotel, set just off of Brighton's bustling seafront and within strolling distance of the town centre. Rates for a double room in August start from around 80GBP per night.

  If you are on a budget and you don’t want to stay smack-bang in the centre of the city, then a good choice is Preston Park Hotel. With a double room starting from 69GBP per night, this hotel is situated in Preston Village, to the north of central Brighton, this attractive hotel is set near Preston Park and provides a peaceful alternative to bustling central Brighton.

  If money is no issue then you can’t go past the Holiday Inn Brighton. Sitting directly on the beach road, this hotel offers sea facing bedrooms and a lounge bar and restaurant with uninterrupted views of the beach, sea and horizon. It is 20 minutes drive from London Gatwick Airport. A deluxe room starts from around 170 GBP per night.

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• Experience Great Hotels and Beaches in Brighton

  Brighton is one of Britain's most popular beachside holiday resorts; located on England's south coast, it has a lively atmosphere that has loads of visitors pouring in! Why not take a break in Brighton and explore the magic this city has to offer first-hand. There is no shortage of hotels and we've got the pick of the crop for you to choose from. Check out Travelodge. The De Vere Grand on King's Road is the only 5-star hotel in Brighton; this seafront accommodation provides nothing less than luxury. Each room has a mini bar, a satellite TV, a radio, a direct-dial telephone, a modem compatible telephone socket, high-speed broadband Internet, trouser press, tea/coffee makers, a Playstation, in-house movies, and a mini safe; you can even get a suite with a sea view! Join their Leisure Club for a dip in the heated, 12m indoor pool; pamper yourself in the European-style sauna, tropicarium, and steam room, or work out using the cardiovascular and resistance equipment in the fitness studio. 'Tranquility in the city' is the motto of their beauty salon, which offers massages, facials, and body treatments. Have a delicious meal at the King's Restaurant, or the Victoria Lounge. Hotel du Vin on Ship Street, also near the sea, is a wine aficionado’s paradise; they have Cruvinet wine machine, aside from a selection of whiskies, cognacs, armagnacs, and others. Rooms have a DVD and CD players, handsprung mattresses, Egyptian linen, deep baths, and power showers. This child-friendly hotel also has board games you can borrow from the reception, as well as complimentary Arran Aromatics toiletries for the kids; they’ll also find the hotel’s gargoyle statues cool. Have some “Modern European” cuisine at the in-house Bistro, or a drink at the bar.

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