By
Rail
Brighton station is a 30 minute walk or 5 minute taxi ride away from
the hotel. Trains run regualrly from London, journey time approx 49
minutes.
By Air
London Gatwick is 30 minutes by train or 45 minutes by car. London
Heathrow is 1.5 hour drive by car and is served well by coach.
By Road
Brighton is 55 miles due south of London. The M25, M23 and A23 lead
you directly to the centre of the city. On arrival to the outskirts,
follow the signs to the seafront. You will pass St Peters Church and
then the Royal Pavilion on your right, continue straight until you
come to a small roundabout directly infront of Brighton Pier. At the
roundabout turn left onto Marine Parade (A259) then after you pass
the second traffic lights, take the 5th turning on yor left - this
is Charlotte Street, we are No 8 on your right.
Brighton Coach Station is in Pool Valley which is a 12 minute walk
from the hotel.
Parking
We do not have a car park but we are happy to help you find a space
outside the hotel or a few minutes walk from us. There is free
parking in our area
Our Location
4 minutes walk from the Beach.
9 minutes walk from the Sea Life centre and the Palace Pier.
10-11 minutes walk from the Royal Pavilion, the Lanes (the original fishing town) and North Laines (Antiques area).
4 minutes taxi ride from the train station or 30 minutes on foot.
We are a 3-4 minutes walk from some of the restaurants and a 10-12 minute walk from majority of the 100 restaurants in the Lanes.
15-18 minutes walk from the Conference centre, Metropole and the Grand Hotels.
10-12 minutes walk from the shopping area.
The Royal Pavilion: Tel No. 01273 603 005
The spectacular seaside palace of the Prince Regent (George IV) transformed by John Nash between 1815 and 1822 into one of the most dazzling and exotic buildings in the British Isles.
Preston Manor : Tel No. 01273 603 005 / 713 239
This delightful old Manor House, dating from 1250, rebuilt in 1738 and added to in 1905, as it powerfully evokes the atmosphere of an Edwardian gentry home both "Upstairs" and "Downstairs".
Brighton Sea-life Centre: Tel No. 01273 604 234
One of the most spectacular underwater tunnels in Europe and experience a completely uninterrupted view of life beneath the waves as stingrays and sensational British sharks glide silently overhead
The lanes : Mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1085, Bristmestune had become known as Brightthelmstone by the time Henry V111 was fighting Louis X11 in 1554 and by the first part of the 19th century had become fashionably known as Brighton.
Brighton Marina Village : Tel No.01273 693 636
Throughout the year whatever the weather, Brighton Marina has some thing to offer. With exciting combination of Boutiques, Gift Shops, Restaurants and breathtaking views.
Brighton 's Pier: Tel No.01273 609 361
Opened in 1899 and considered to be the finest pier ever built.
Caught fire in the summer of 1995, due to excess demand on electric supply. It was also the victim of a Bomb alert in 1995 & 1996.
It has something for children and adults alike with the most up to date games, great rides. Things to throw and to punch.
Markets:
Brighton is well known for its markets and their variety. Whether you want some fruit or a bath tub, perhaps a chimney surround or a carpet rug, it can all be found in the markets of Brighton. Sunday market in the Brighton Station car park from 9am to 2pm with a variety of stalls ranging from antiques, clothes, food and toys to plants and car boot sales.
