Brighton hotels

Brighton train station is the city’s main railway station, and you’ll find it at the heart of the city on Queens Road. Plus, with other train stations in Brighton nearby like London Road station, Hove station and Preston Park station, getting around Brighton during your short break couldn’t be easier.

Take a look at our hotels in Hastings and our hotels in Eastbourne.

If you’re looking to extend your UK coastal break, why not explore other places like Brighton nearby? Our hotels in Eastbourne are just a 45-minute drive away from Brighton, and popular with family holidays thanks to its seafront attractions. You’ll love our great-value hotels in Hastings, too, close to top family activities and exciting attractions. 

Brighton is famous for its iconic Brighton Pier, vibrant seaside, Lanes (a maze of narrow, cobbled streets filled with shops and cafes), LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, and being a popular resort town. 

The nicest part of Brighton is often considered to be The Lanes, where you can explore narrow streets filled with unique shops, cafes and art galleries. The seafront area, with its beach huts and promenade, is also very popular for its relaxed atmosphere and great views.

Yes, Brighton is definitely worth visiting! It offers a unique combination of beaches, history, and vibrant nightlife. Whether you're interested in the arts, shopping or just enjoying the seaside, there’s something for everyone in this lively city.

Brighton is special because of its seaside charm and inclusive culture. It's a place where creativity thrives, offering a mix of arts, music, and a laid-back vibe. The city’s history, with its iconic pier, Regency architecture and the Royal Pavilion, adds to its unique character.