Topps Hotel is very expensive for what you get - and the new management seem to have no idea what they are doing. when i arrived the duvet cover was inside out - not a problem but a bit odd. the room although extremely big was so tired it was decrepid. the television was ancient and needed 3 minutes to... more

Four of my girlfriends had booked a weekend away to Brighton. I decided to join them for the Saturday night but the hotel they had booked was full. I searched the net and came across this little gem. I paid £49 for one night B&B. It was the only single room they had available at such short notice but it... more

The Topps Hotel is worth noting because of its location and its pricing. It's ideally placed for visiting Brighton, is close to the sea, has a multi-storey car park outside - yet doesn't cost the earth. It may not have the newest decor (although it's clean and tidy) but it makes up for it with a friendly welcome. I keep... more

We stayed at this hotel and were very impressed by the size of the rooms, and the size of the bed! Also the breakfast was good and the owners were very pleasant. We have stayed in a few different places in Brighton, including the Jarvis Marriott hotel, but this has outdone them all. We will definitely be staying here again. more

I found the Topps Hotel to be a really good choice. We have stayed in the Quality Hotel & The Old Ship Hotel in Brighton, which were more expensive & not nearly as nice. The owners are friendly & helpful, the breakfast was lovely & the service good, the room was far bigger than we expected & next time we're... more

The hotel was a small family run hotel. The decor is very old fashioned and tired however the room was clean and spacious but nothing special. We stayed in the biggest room - the four poster bed room - which is on their website - the mattress wasn't very good so be warned if you have back problems. The hotel... more