Visit Brighton & Hove

Beautiful areas The Lanes, The Pavillion, great charity shops too! (Not in The Lanes), is a shopping centre also. The Pavillion, park areas, great walk ways allowing for cyclists. Lovely big trees for shade. Are odd places where work been done, building ripped down but not too bad. The Pier beautiful, clean. Walk down to where the pebble beach is, lovely to walk along has quirky bars, shops, drinking areas. Upside down house unexpected bit of fun x

Paule United Kingdom

Great bars, restaurants and shops. Beach is stony but still nice for swimming. We ate at three restaurants within a few hundred metres of the apartment. Those who wanted to went to the "Lanes" shops and the main pier.

Robin United Kingdom

Brighton is a vibrant and multi cultural city, with, in my opinion something for everyone. Lively seafront. Green spaces. Museums and Art galleries. Theatre. Shops and a huge variety of eating places.

Margaretta

The room was in the 5th floor, there were no lifts. Within the room were not a fridge, during the booking it was included. For a family like us with a 3ys old both of them are very important. There were not air condition in the room and we couldn't open the windows - during our stay the temperatures were high. We had a dirty towel in our room, but we didn't found any staff to complain or to ask support.

Brighton has a nice buzz to it. There's a huge range of places to eat and you can never get bored. There is plenty to do. With all its shops and attractions, it is easy to see why Brighton is nicknamed 'London by the sea' It is fair to say that Brighton needs a lot of investment. There are areas of deprivation and some of the cultural attractions could do with an overhaul. The Brighton Dome Pavilion Gardens certain need some tending. Also, the Madeira Walk on the beach is in a derelict state. The good news is that conservation projects are underway to help both of these attractions. Money is being invested and hopefully, in a few years time, Brighton will look as posh as its more upmarket neighbour, Hove. Less shabby, and more shabby chic.

Walter United Kingdom

I really enjoyed Brighton for its vibrant atmosphere and the wide range of food and activities available. The city has a wonderful mix of tranquility and liveliness, with a beautiful beach that adds to its charm. Brighton is also a paradise for vintage clothing enthusiasts, as it is filled with vintage shops in the area known as "The Lanes." These maze-like streets are perfect for getting lost and discovering treasures in the various shops and markets.

Javier Spain