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A bedroom with a large window, a bathtub, two armchairs, and a bed.

A breakfast tray with plates, cups, and toast on a table by a window with a view of a pier and beach.

A balcony with a table and two chairs, overlooking a cityscape and a body of water during sunset.

A bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, a wooden bench, and a view of the sea through large windows.

1. Drakes of Brighton

Seafront

David

€135

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

A hotel room with a large bed, two wall-mounted light fixtures, and two framed artworks above the bed.

A hotel room with a bed, a TV mounted on the wall, two red chairs around a small table, and a window with sheer curtains.

A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless steel sink, a coffee maker, and tea packets.

A modern building with a flat facade, large windows, and a sign reading "Numa".

2. Numa Brighton Pavilion

Brighton City Centre

Daniel

€98

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

A room with a large ornate mirror reflecting a bed with a red and black patterned pillow, a bedside table with a lamp, and a chair.

A building with a sign reading "Brighton Inn Boutique Guest Accommodation" above the entrance.

A room with a glass chair, a white stool, and a radiator.

A room with a sloped ceiling, a sofa, a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall, and a small table with a lamp and a tissue box.

3. Brighton Inn Boutique Guest Accommodation

Kemptown

Neal

€78

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

A room with a large ornate mirror, a chandelier, and a wicker sofa with patterned cushions.

A hallway with a dark wooden dresser, a mirror, and a framed picture on the wall.

A patio area with wicker furniture, a Buddha statue, and lush greenery.

A building with a white facade, a black door, and a small window. There is a sign on the wall and a large window on the side.

4. Windfalls Boutique Hotel

Crawley

Sarah

€189

includes taxes & fees

9 Oct - 10 Oct

A large, historic building with a symmetrical facade, a central entrance, and a well-maintained lawn.

A spacious indoor swimming pool area with multiple columns and a clear blue pool.

A hot tub surrounded by lounge chairs and a wooden deck.

A well-maintained garden with outdoor seating, a brick building with multiple chimneys, and a clear sky.

5. Alexander House And Utopia Spa

East Grinstead

Kirti

€220

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

A traditional half-timbered house with a stone pathway leading to the entrance.

A traditional Tudor-style building with a well-manicured garden, a fountain, and a seating area.

A traditional Tudor-style building with a well-maintained garden, outdoor seating area, and a central fountain.

A table set for a meal with a fireplace in the background.

6. Langshott Manor

Horley

Elizabeth

€147

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

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Top Brighton Hotel Reviews

Hotel du Vin Brighton

10/10 Excellent

"Great place to stay. Always relaxed and friendly."

The Grand Brighton

10/10 Excellent

"Fabulous stay. We were so impressed with this hotel. The decor is stunning, Our room was perfect. Breakfast Lunch and drinks were excellent. Staff were extremely professional, but lacking a little in a warm welcome ( except for the long curly haired lady in bar who was particularly lovely) Duty manager went the extra mile to help us which was brilliant. Thermal suite was fab, charged at £30.00 extra but we thought they had a swimming pool but it's a small thermal pool and children cannot use it. Location can't be beaten, It is right across from the beach and a short walk to Brighton Pier, The Lanes, Aquarium, a superb food hall and lots of bars, restaurants and cafes. My only complaint was that I couldn't stay longer!"

Malmaison Brighton

10/10 Excellent

"We were stranded because of the airport shutdown and I booked the hotel without my normal thorough review… and I got very lucky. Below is my list of pros and cons… Cons first: -Late checkout is £15 per hour up to two hours. Like I get it but also… yuck. -Entrance is a bit disguised -Location is far away from Brighton Beach shopping and sights (but if you aren’t afraid of public transport, a 30 minute bus ride will get you there easily) Andddd that’s it. Pros: -Front desk personnel: Louis, Conner, and the sweet overnight desk person whose name I forgot to grab (bald, super sweet)… all incredibly helpful, kind, and funny when we were so stressed. -Air Con is great! -Balcony offered a beautiful view of the marina -Bed is comfortable as are the pillows -A new one for me, but because we chose not to have our room cleaned and had a two night stay, we got a free drink coupon. It’s nice to get something back for saving the planet (see also, saving the hotel money and time) -Anything we needed was promptly brought to the room. -The showerrrrr… it’s the first one I have seen that is intelligently designed with knobs near the entrance instead of getting sprayed with cold water while turning it on In all, we will DEFINITELY be coming back and booking here again. It was lovely, and the personnel are second to none."

Frequently asked questions

Searching for a cosy place to stay for your visit to Brighton?

A boutique hotel may be exactly what you're looking for if you enjoy smaller hotels with quality service and good atmosphere. Select from 5 boutique accommodation options in Brighton to find a property that represents the local feel of this area.

What's the best boutique accommodation in Brighton?

Drakes of Brighton is a favourite hotel with our travellers looking for stylish accommodation, and features 20 guestrooms, 24-hour room service and free WiFi. Brighton Inn Boutique Guest Accommodation and The Cavalaire are two other options for a boutique stay.

How many boutique hotels are there in Brighton?

Expedia has 5 boutique hotels in Brighton.

What's there to see and do in Brighton?

Visitors speak positively about this destination's breathtaking beach views, fantastic nightlife and major shopping centres. Brighton Royal Pavilion, Brighton Theatre Royal and Brighton Lanes are some of the local sights worth visiting. While you're here, you might also like to explore more of the area and take in additional sights like Brighton Dome, Kings Road Arches and Brighton Pier.

What kind of weather should I plan for when I travel to Brighton?

Getting an idea of what to expect from the weather in Brighton is important when planning your trip. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 16°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 7°C. Average annual precipitation for Brighton is 797 mm.

What's the best way to get to my boutique hotel in Brighton?

You have a few options for transportation to and around Brighton. The closest major airport is Gatwick Airport (LGW), which is located 23.1 mi (37.2 km) from the heart of the city. If you want to travel outside the area, hop on a train from Brighton Station, Brighton (BSH-Brighton Train Station) or London Road Brighton Station.

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Brighton Hotel Guide - Boutique Hotels in Brighton, England

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Our top choices for Brighton boutique hotels

1. Drakes of Brighton

2. Numa Brighton Pavilion

3. Brighton Inn Boutique Guest Accommodation

4. Windfalls Boutique Hotel

5. Alexander House And Utopia Spa

6. Langshott Manor

Top Brighton Hotel Reviews

Hotel du Vin Brighton

The Grand Brighton

Malmaison Brighton

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