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Local tourist spot suggestions Brighton

The Lanes

A lively area in the town centre, with a latticework of tiny streets..

Art Gallery and Museum

An art gallery and museum of decorative art and local history.

Royal Pavilion

An incredible pseudo-Oriental confection.

The Piers

The lively West Pier and Palace Pier.

Local hotels suggestions Brighton

Queens Hotel (And Lanes Leisure Club)

A 3 star hotel (refurbished in 2005), situated on the seafront in the heart of the Lanes. Fantastic sea-views from many rooms and the bar. There are also extensive leisure facilities and pool. You wi...

Barceló Brighton Old Ship Hotel

The Barceló Brighton Old Ship Hotel is a grand sea front Georgian hotel. Excellent base for all Brighton has to offer!! This charming hotel provides a delightful seafront location with many fine faci...

Royal York Hotel

In a superb location in Brighton’s Old Steine area, this 4-star hotel has recently undertaken a complete and comprehensive refurbishment and now offers luxurious boutique-style accommodation.Ea...

Thistle Brighton

Thistle Brighton is situated in a premier position on the promenade, overlooking the sea. A striking feature of the seafront, this is the most exciting and cosmopolitan of Britain's south coast resor...

Local restaurant suggestions Brighton

Terre à Terre

Hearty helpings of bold, original vegetarian cuisine lyrically evoked on an eclectic menu. Despite its popularity, still friendly, hip and suitably down-to-earth.

Bistro

Bistro with bohemian slant: cellar stocks predictably huge wine selection.

Havana

1790s theatre, now a busy, spacious, two-tiered restaurant, its pediments and balustrades combined with mock-colonial styling. International dishes and exotic combinations.

Kings

Discreet, traditional grandeur distinguishes restaurant.