Luxury hotel in Brighton
| country: | England |
| location: | Brighton, Sussex |
| price: | From £65 - £120 per room per night. Singles from £35 - £85. Family rooms from £90 - £150 |
| vouchers: | Gift vouchers can be used with this holiday |
description
Our hotel has 10 bespoke hotel rooms, designed with a comfortable luxury appeal. Just South of the hotel is Brighton Beach and Marina, and to the South West is the heart of Kemp Town, one of Brighton & Hove's hidden and rustic treasures.
Bedrooms are defined by a contemporary fusion of precision and functionality. We provide our guests with a variety of room types: the ultimate in romance with our four poster beds, to our uber contemporary Venetian-style top floor. If staying with friends or family, book our basement family room with adjoining single room, and use of the patio - so you can have the space all to yourselves!
Once in the room, divine throws to cocoon yourself in will ensure you get a sweet-dream filled night's sleep. The rooms provide technology for those on business, or who can't escape too far from the madding crowd, with televisions, music systems and wireless broadband access.
Bedrooms are defined by a contemporary fusion of precision and functionality. We provide our guests with a variety of room types: the ultimate in romance with our four poster beds, to our uber contemporary Venetian-style top floor. If staying with friends or family, book our basement family room with adjoining single room, and use of the patio - so you can have the space all to yourselves!
Once in the room, divine throws to cocoon yourself in will ensure you get a sweet-dream filled night's sleep. The rooms provide technology for those on business, or who can't escape too far from the madding crowd, with televisions, music systems and wireless broadband access.
rooms, food and facilities
Boutique luxury. Family friendly: We are family friendly and we can offer family room, twin room and double rooms for families. We can advise on attractions in area.
Baby friendly: We are baby friendly and we provide baby cot and high chair.
Disabled access: We provide guest accommodation and services for visitors to Brighton, for both leisure and business. Our aim is to provide a range of accessibility features within the hotel so we can therefore adhere to the NAS guidelines and provide the best level of service for our range of guests with differing needs.
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The team would be able to provide email communication for the hard of hearing. We would also be able to liaise with guests with written material which is of an increased font size. We will consider means of using our web site facility (which we can alter in house) to provide formats for the visually challenged. This we will look into with colours and fonts. As it stands our web site is very informative regarding local services, concierge and local attractions. We will aim to provide further information (for mobility impairment / visual / hearing impairment) geared towards providing information on accessibility for services and attractions within Brighton. how to find us
Brighton in East Sussex is only half-an-hour from Gatwick Airport by road, rail or bus, 50 minutes from the centre of London by train and two and a half hours from France! By Plane: Brighton City Airport is just 15 minutes drive away, with regular scheduled flights to France, Alderney and the Channel Islands.
By Train: The hotel is about 20 minutes walk from Brighton train station, a taxi will cost around £4.
By Coach: We are about 10 minutes walk from Brighton's Pool Valley coach station.
By Bus: Bus No.'s 7, 14, 27 and 712 stop on our road (from Brighton Train Station).
By Car: Take the A23 to Brighton, follow the signs for the seafront and Brighton Pier. When you reach the Pier roundabout turn left onto Marine Parade and continue for around 5 minutes.
how this holiday makes a difference
 Throughout the hotel we have placed long-life low watt bulbs wherever possible. Having recently undergone a refurbishment we are assured that our insulation is of the highest possible standards. We aim to economise our gas consumption as much as possible and have installed a control system for the central heating which allows us to selectively restrict heating to rooms which are unoccupied and thus reducing wastage. We have arranged with a local recycling co-operative for collections of all recyclable waste, such as glass, paper, cartons, tins, tetra packing, cardboard, ink, cartridges and phones. We actively encourage our guests to use public transport whenever possible, providing whenever we can, train and bus timetables, and brochures for South Downs walks for their use. All our en suite bathrooms are provided with specialised hygienic soap dispensers made particularly for the hospitality industry. This enables us to reduce the wastage of both packing and un used soap products. We do ask our guests staying more than one night to place towels they wish to be washed on the floor thus minimising the need to wash towels guests are still satisfied with. We use predominantly local suppliers and local food. We use fair-trade products where possible especially in the guest rooms and for the tea and coffee in the breakfast room. We support our local ‘charity shops’ by giving them any replaced kitchen items, bedroom linens, curtains or furniture. |
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