Travelodge Brighton Seafront
3 StarsScenic English Channel views, Family-friendly accommodation
Scenic English Channel views, Family-friendly accommodation
Relaxing spa facilities, Family-friendly accommodations
Cyan restaurant seafood dining, Luxurious thermal spa suite
Indoor pool and thermal suite, Sea-view international dining
Panoramic West Pier sea views, Reclaimed wood and boho decor
Upper floor coastal panoramas, Central North Street location
Traditional British Wardroom Restaurant, Atmospheric 400-year-old cellars
Panoramic English Channel views, Largest hotel pool in Brighton
Panoramic English Channel views, Brighton Palace Pier proximity
Vibrant Kemptown seafront identity, Private seafront balconies
Panoramic English Channel views, Indoor pool and LivingWell health club
Premium sea-view balconies, On-site underground parking
Upper floor partial sea views, Private outdoor balconies
Seventh-floor coastal views, Modern city-center identity
Luxury double with sea views, Grade II listed heritage design
Spacious family sea view rooms, The Regency seafood restaurant
Vibrant Bar and Grill, Brighton-coded lobby design
Panoramic Brighton Palace Pier views, Kemptown district location
HarBAR and Kitchen sea views, Subterranean grotto-style spa
Signature roll-top baths, Historic Dome room events
Renegade creative boutique concept, Vibrant North Laine location
Panoramic English Channel views, Coastal restaurant and bar
Soundproofed city-view rooms, Prime Brighton Station location
South-facing sea view rooms, Seamless digital check-in
Bohemian art deco townhouse, Brighton seafront proximity
Seafront cocktail bar, Unique wet room bathrooms
Unique shared bathroom options, Relaxing spa facilities
Self-service boutique stay, Kemptown district location
Seafront views from bay windows, Georgian townhouse with French flair
Sea view rooms available, Family-friendly quadruple rooms
Modern 24-hour fitness studio, Brighton Station proximity
On-site wellness and massage, Botanica and Taboo specialty suites
Unique themed room decor, Spacious subterranean suite
Panoramic English Channel views, Queens Hotel leisure access
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The Lanes in Brighton refer to an area of the old part of the town that is characterised by narrow streets and alleyways. This area extends from North Street in the north, Bartholomew Square and Prince Albert Street in the south, Ship Street in the west and Market Street and East Street in the east. The Lanes contain many small boutique shops, cafes and restaurants and the area is especially well known for its antique shops. The majority of the buildings in this area date from 1792 but they stand on the site of the original settlement in the area, which pre-dates this by about a thousand years. Most of the buildings are centred around the main street, which is known as Meeting House Lane. The only part of the Lanes that does not date from this period is Duke Street, which was built in the 1980’s.
The Lanes is a top attraction in Brighton, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near The Lanes, including popular choices like Brighton Holiday Village, Brighton Charm - By Sea & Lanes, Gorgeous 'Alice in Wonderland' Cottage in the Lanes, Brighton Pier/Seafront, Green Diamond by Creatick Apartments, Royal Pavilion Garden Apartment With Parking.
Discover nearby attractions, such as The Lanes, Parish Church of St Mary, The Royal Pavilion, Theatre Royal, Old Steine, all within a convenient distance from The Lanes.