🇬🇧 Brighton, United Kingdom

5 Best Hotels in Brighton

For a stay in Brighton, this guide covers five hotels with excellent guest ratings, led by Red Brighton Blue and No.124 by GuestHouse, Brighton.

Last updated: Sep 26, 2026

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HotelBest forAreaBooking ratingFrom
Red Brighton BlueTerraceBrighton & Hove 9.5 / 10994 reviewsCheck live price ↗
No.124 by GuestHouse, BrightonSpa and wellness · Beach settingBrighton & Hove 9.4 / 10511 reviewsCheck live price ↗
Square Townhouse0.5 km from Brighton & Hove centreBrighton & Hove 9.0 / 10712 reviewsCheck live price ↗
Hotel Pelirocco1.0 km from Brighton & Hove centreBrighton & Hove 9.0 / 10600 reviewsCheck live price ↗
The Ginger PigOn-site diningBrighton & Hove 9.1 / 10325 reviewsCheck live price ↗

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9.5 / 10994 reviews

Red Brighton Blue

Red Brighton Blue offers a terrace and a small-hotel stay in Kemptown. Breakfast is arranged at a choice of local cafés, with full English, vegetarian and vegan options to suit different mornings.

Brighton & Hove
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9.4 / 10511 reviews

No.124 by GuestHouse, Brighton

No.124 brings spa treatments and local dining to Brighton's seafront. Rooms have sea or city outlooks, with bathrobes and minibars for downtime and a terrace for an outdoor drink.

Brighton & Hove
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9.0 / 10712 reviews

Square Townhouse

Square Townhouse occupies a listed Regency building in Kemptown, with a lounge bar for pre-dinner drinks. Locally sourced breakfast ingredients and bookable facials and massages give the stay a personal feel.

Brighton & Hove
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9.0 / 10600 reviews

Hotel Pelirocco

Pelirocco gives each stay a playful identity through rooms inspired by music, glamour and pop culture. The townhouse faces Regency Square, with a cocktail bar downstairs for starting a Brighton evening.

Brighton & Hove
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9.1 / 10325 reviews

The Ginger Pig

The Ginger Pig's rooms feature Hypnos mattresses, coffee machines and premixed house cocktails. Sussex ingredients shape the restaurant's seasonal menus, while selected rooms add a freestanding bathtub for a leisurely soak.

Brighton & Hove
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Where to stay in Brighton

The Seafront and The Lanes provide the classic Brighton experience, while Kemptown suits lively evenings. North Laine is strong for independent shops and Hove offers a calmer coastal base.

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Frequently asked questions

Hotels in Brighton: common questions

01What is the best area to stay in Brighton?

The main areas to compare are the Seafront, The Lanes, Kemptown, North Laine and Hove. The right choice depends on sights, transport, nightlife and the atmosphere you prefer.

02How much does a good hotel in Brighton cost per night?

Nightly rates depend on your dates and room choice. Current reference prices appear in the comparison table when available; confirm the final total and booking conditions with the hotel provider.

03When should you book a hotel in Brighton?

Book earlier for summer, public holidays, festivals and major event dates. The best-reviewed refundable rooms are usually the first to sell.

04How many nights should you stay in Brighton?

Two or three nights suit a focused city break. Add more time for beaches, museums, mountain activities or regional day trips.

05Do you need a car when staying in Brighton?

A car is rarely necessary for a central city stay. Consider one for regional day trips, mountain areas or accommodation beyond the main urban centre.