The Brighton Hotel
3 StarsRelaxing spa facilities, Family-friendly accommodations
Relaxing spa facilities, Family-friendly accommodations
Scenic English Channel views, Family-friendly accommodation
Panoramic West Pier sea views, Reclaimed wood and boho decor
Spacious family room layouts, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Vibrant Bar and Grill, Brighton-coded lobby design
Cyan restaurant seafood dining, Luxurious thermal spa suite
Premium sea-view balconies, On-site underground parking
Individually styled guest rooms, Rooms with balcony or sea views
Panoramic English Channel views, Indoor pool and LivingWell health club
Panoramic English Channel views, Coastal restaurant and bar
Upper floor coastal panoramas, Central North Street location
Indoor pool and thermal suite, Sea-view international dining
Spacious family sea view rooms, The Regency seafood restaurant
Seventh-floor coastal views, Modern city-center identity
Soundproofed city-view rooms, Prime Brighton Station location
Modern 24-hour fitness studio, Brighton Station proximity
Budget-friendly Brighton stay, Prime seafront proximity
Panoramic English Channel views, Fifth-floor executive terraces
Traditional British Wardroom Restaurant, Atmospheric 400-year-old cellars
Vibrant Kemptown seafront identity, Private seafront balconies
Panoramic English Channel views, Largest hotel pool in Brighton
Unique shared bathroom options, Relaxing spa facilities
On-site wellness and massage, Botanica and Taboo specialty suites
Panoramic English Channel views, Brighton Palace Pier proximity
Modern walnut-effect interiors, Central Brighton landmark proximity
Luxury double with sea views, Grade II listed heritage design
Upper floor partial sea views, Private outdoor balconies
Panoramic Brighton Palace Pier views, Kemptown district location
Panoramic English Channel views, Queens Hotel leisure access
Renegade creative boutique concept, Vibrant North Laine location
South-facing sea view rooms, Seamless digital check-in
HarBAR and Kitchen sea views, Subterranean grotto-style spa
Characterful, basic accommodation, Convenient access to Hove attractions
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The Booth Museum of Natural History houses over a half a million different specimens that have been collected over the last three centuries. Exhibits include animal skeletons, including a whale and a dinosaur and hundreds of birds and butterflies displayed in recreated authentic environments. For younger visitors there are is a “hands on” gallery and interactive displays. The building is fully accessible by disabled visitors and facilities on site include a gift shop and toilets. Entry is free and it is open daily from 10am until 5pm (Monday to Saturday) and 2pm until 5pm on Sundays.
Booth Museum of Natural History is a top attraction in Brighton, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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