We stayed at the hotel for one night after coming back from the bonfire celebrations in nearby Lewes. Arriving just before 2am, we were effeciently dealt with by reception who gave us keys to a large sea view room. Although slightly cold and a little worn, it was excellent value for money at £55 including breakfast. In the morning we... more

A great location next to the sea, but does that compensate for the noise at 3.15am? - NO! The road behind the hotel is a cut throuigh from a bar to a night club, and from 10.30pm until the early hours 3.30am it is very noisy. Youths shouting, screaming, banging shop fronts, singing - a nightmare! Your closed windows do... more

Stayed at the queens hotel for our wedding anniversary. Very impressed on arrival that we were upgraded to a partial sea view room because of this - nice touch! Lovely spacious bedroom and bathroom, nice and neutrally decorated and we enjoyed having a view of the sea. Fantastic location with easy access to all the fab restaurants and bars that... more

1st time at queens, brilliant, will definately be back and would recomend to any one, staff were fab and vey helpful,leisure centre brill as was in the basement of hotel, so did not need to go out to for leisure centres, sauna,steam room excellent , pool and gym fab, we stayed extra night had sea view room which was wonderful,... more

Nice comfortable hotel with spacious bar area. Its the location thats good here. more

Having stayed in most of the hotels in Brighton, I can safely say this is one to avoid. Whilst well located, it is also well placed for passing late-night drunken groups and on our first night we got near to no sleep. After the second night we had to buy ear plugs (available at Boots on North Street in case... more

We stayed here for two nights on Thursday and Friday. From the outside the hotel does look slightly shabby and worn but as soon as you enter, its very modern and chic. Receptionists were very helpful and friendly. We had the family room with partial seaview (at the rear of the hotel). The room was the biggest weve stayed in... more

Yes, it is an English, three star seaside hotel - but compared to that other three star fleapit in Bournemouth (The Belvadere), this place is like The Ritz. The room was one of the largest I have ever stayed in. I liked the neutral decor. Finishings had been upgraded recently, ie brushed metal light switches. The bathroom had been recently... more

I dont pay the rack rate and for three times in the last year have had a great stay here.I love it,love it and love it.Rooms big,bold,comfy,clean and the breakfast would even satisfy Mr Creosote from the Monty Python Film.Please dont expect The Ritz because its not but its what a seaside hotel should be.The view of Brighton Pier is... more