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Being close to the train station, where we parked our car, makes the hotel's location excellent. The room is large and has a small, open kitchen. The shower area's tendency to flood easily is the only negative aspect.

I didn't intend to stay here, I confused this hotel with the seafront Leonardo Royal, and I was told by a taxi driver that it's a common mistake. I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. It has a bright reception area with a bar , restaurant, and breakfast area. There are also a few toiletteries and snacks available to buy. The staff are efficient. My room was on the fifth floor with a view across the town. The room was very clean with a first-rate bed, largish tv., Espresso machine, a well stocked hospitality tray , slippers, toiletteries, a Mini fridge and a safe , although you are advised to leave valuable items in the reception. I slept well, I didn't really hear any noise from inside or outside. The televisions have restricted sound.There are key cards that not only open room doors but are required to call the lifts on the ground floor. There is a small selection of food available, pizzas steaks , pasta, fish and chips, and other pub favourites. Breakfast is taken in the extended restaurant , there is a great selection to most guests, continental cold cuts, fruits, yoghurt, porridge, cereals, pastries, smoothies, etc. Guests can set themselves up for the day. The seafront is approximately 15 minutes walk away, the quickest route, and it's downhill . The railway station is literally just around the corner, so this is also a good spot for those delegates attending conferences in the hotel. Overall , I had a pleasant stay and would recommend it to others.

The services were great. Staff members were very helpful and friendly. Excellent breakfast. We enjoyed the leisure facilities. They don’t rent a lock for the lockers in the changing room, but wasn’t a big deal. The free wifi did not work in my room. They tried to fix it but didn’t work. That didn’t ruin my stay anyways. My only little suggestion is that it would have been more convenient if there were some shelves or small stools in the bathroom. The bathroom was very spacious but there wasn’t much space to put your own stuff other than just on the floor.

Excellent hotel with excellent views from the see view hotel had an amazing time thank you so much

Amazing room. Not the largest but very cozy. Nice TV and antique hotel!!! Everything felt like historical. Love the bathtub but would be better if it's wider. Will visit again going back to Brighton! Staffs are friendly as well.

Just stayed one night. Room was a good size. Convenient location for where we were heading for food and drinks with friends. Reception staff were very friendly and helpful. Value good with discount code used on trip.com.

Location is quite good, there is parking available right next to hotel (paid), b.fast was quite good.

The room is smaller than in the photos. If you pull out the sofa bed in the living room, there is basically no extra space. The kitchen is long and thin. Although it is small, it is fully equipped and convenient for washing and cooking. The environment at the entrance of the hotel is average and under construction. But it is very close to all attractions.

Super cute hotel, only minutes away from the beach. Quiet place slightly further out from the busy bars but close enough to walk. Lovely staff really chatty and helpful. Offered places to go and visit. We would highly recommend it and Would be more than happy to go back again

A hotel that is below expectations (actually, three units of a traditional British townhouse were renovated together). It is not a boutique hotel at all, but the service is good, the breakfast is decent, and the reasonable room rate makes up for the psychological gap. The house is not soundproof, and the footsteps of the upstairs are clear. It depends on luck if you meet noisy and lively tenants. Fortunately, most of the guests are elegant middle-aged and elderly people. But there are two points that must be pointed out. The so-called sea view suite is not worthy of its name. First, the sea view is very narrow, and you need to be close to the window to see it. You can only see the opposite building when facing the window. Second, when booking a room, the sofa scene shown by Ctrip is not in the room, but a photo of the check-in hall on the first floor, which misleads consumers.