Brighton Hotels with Parking

It's actually a homestay. There's only one British old lady who registers guests when you come in, and no other waiters. The rest are all self-service, and sometimes there's no one. There's no phone in the room, and the environment is average. The only bright spot is the beautiful view outside the window, and the beach is across the road. If you want a better accommodation, you should definitely choose a hotel.

The place will send you a code to gain access on the day. There was actually someone there on the day to help if I needed it. The room was really clean and comfortable aswell as spacious. Considering the price, the location was really good too!

Stayed here over Christmas and had a wonderful experience. The hotel is very clean, with friendly and helpful reception staff who even offered a free upgrade to a sea-view room on Christmas Day! The breakfast was lovely, and the hotel itself feels new and modern. There’s a convenient car park just across the road with a discount for guests, which is perfect for travellers with a car. I also enjoyed the movie night held in the basement — such a nice touch! The location is ideal with easy access to Brighton’s main attractions. Highly recommended for a comfortable and pleasant stay.

It was a decent stay and at off peak for £80 on a Saturday it’s not too bad. It’s a nice area of town and near to everything whilst still being quiet. The key code system as helpful asyou could come and go at any time and no check in process was needed. The room was a reasonable size but the bathroom was very small and tight. The room gad basic creature comforts like soap, small shower gel/shampoo pots and hot drinks facilities. The overall cleanliness was fine but the extractor fan in the bathroom was very dusty and the shower could’ve been cleaner with some hairs in it. The bed and key hygiene elements were clean though. The floors were quite thin so you could hear neighbours at times and the room could’ve done with a blackout blind really. If it was cheap to stay again I’d consider here, but I wouldn’t pay more than I did given the overall experience as some basics were overlooked as mentioned. Hopefully the feedback is constructive.

The location right by the sea is fantastic, and the staff are really friendly and enthusiastic. The only thing is that it's an old building. The wooden floors are covered with thick carpets, but they still creak a bit. It seems like it's been around for quite a few years.

Arrived at midnight, and the front desk guy was incredibly helpful. When he heard we didn't want to park on the street, he personally showed us to the parking lot next door. Waking up in the morning, the restaurant view absolutely stunned me, washing away all the fatigue from the previous day. This seaside town has such unique scenery, it's a must-see. I was extremely satisfied just spending one night here.

Welcoming and friendly Reception from Abba. Check in was easy and offered the QR Code for wi-fi. The location was excellent and room was comfortable. Some of the negative reviews are a bit harsh as it is a old hotel but the price reflects some moderation which would be nice to have if you are looking for reasonable rate with clean and great location and a comfortable bed and enough facilities - a iron, kettle and even a fan this is a great choice. TV had Netflix as well . Thank you and I would stay again . Mrs Brennan .

the location is great - near the sea! The weather was great, so we are satisfied. We did not expect more amenities from the hotel, because everything was appropriate for the old city. The owner of the hotel was friendly, even allowed to leave things until the evening. we recommend!

Very good value. Huge room and extremely comfortable bed. Breakfast was nice and service friendly and efficient. Parking discounted. All in all, very good value, for a hotel in central Brighton.

The staff is amazing from a to z, also bed linens and towels are clean like new. The mattress was very comfortable and good quality. The breakfast was very basic English with filtered coffee. But the building is almost falling apart which is a shame. It takes 15-20 minutes in bus A5 or 5 for £3 one way, which is quite handy. The free parking is fairly good and also handy. The cost for a double room was £175 and I believe that was way higher than it should. All I’m saying is that if I would have known, I could get a much nicer hotel for that amount.