A lovely house, a cream bow-fronted Brighton classic, on Regency Square, opposite the old West Pier and the new i360. We have stayed at the Brighton House five or six times now, and never tire of it. As well as being a beautiful house, the staff are welcoming and friendly and the breakfasts are the best anywhere - but not if you're after a full English. In the large front room on the ground floor there is a large table groaning with cheeses, meats, cured fish, preserves, honey, hardboiled eggs, breads...as well as a sideboard equally groaning with cerials, juices, fresh fruit salad and dried fruits of most descriptions. Tea or coffee is served at the tables, along with toast, so strategically planning how many trips you need to make between your table and the serving tables and back is part of the fun. You can park in the NCP in the square, or arrange to park round the corner at Regency Mews, which is cheaper and run by nice people too. Can't praise the entire operation at BH highly enough.

I booked this hotel for the Brighton marathon weekend in April after reading good reviews.
No sooner than I walked into the door I was welcomed by one of the night staff who was very friendly and helpful with checking me in.

The room I was given was small but very clean and well furbished along with the ensuite shower room. The breakfast was continental but freshly made and tea/toast was brought out by helpful staff. On the marathon day they opened up for breakfast earlier to allow runners like myself to have a decent breakfast before heading off to the start line. I would say breakfast could have been started at 7am instead of 7:30am on the marathon day only because it would allow runners to digest their food with enough time as the marathon started at 9am.

Overall I really enjoyed my stay, the hotel was very closer to the centre of Brighton and there were plenty of good restaurants within close proximity of the hotel. I would definitely return here and recommend the hotel to friends and family.