Hotels in Brighton
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heisthegaffer

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4,289 posts

227 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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Does anyone know of any well proced but special hotels in Brighton?


Thanks

mouseymousey

2,642 posts

266 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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The Grand meets one of your requirements, but unfortunately not the well priced one.

Gruffy

7,212 posts

288 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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Depends on your definition of 'special.'
http://www.hotelpelirocco.co.uk/

spikeyhead

20,405 posts

226 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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What sort of specialty are you after in Brighton? I hear there's quite a few available. biggrin

Gulzar

745 posts

215 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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Go to Eastbourne 15 miles away instead much nicer more peaceful cheaper town :P

paoloh

8,617 posts

233 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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Gulzar said:
Go to Eastbourne 15 miles away instead much nicer more peaceful cheaper town :P
Get a grip man.

Only take his advice if you sit in a metal chair with wheels and have a blanket on your lap.

The hotel on Brighton marina is very cool. I forget the name.

heisthegaffer

Original Poster:

4,289 posts

227 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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cheers guys, much appreciated. It's for me, my missus and my South African mate and his missus to celebrate his 30th.

Anyone know if there are any South African pubs/bars in Brighton?

Bernie-the-bolt

15,398 posts

279 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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mouseymousey said:
The Grand meets one of your requirements, but unfortunately not the well priced one.
And having stayed there in the last month, I would avoid it if I was staying in Brighton again.

There's a Marriot (Thistle) which whilst it may not be as posh is every bit as good!

FastLaneGirl

1,188 posts

220 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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Blanch House http://www.blanchhouse.co.uk/

Boutique hotel, lovely rooms, relaxed but excellent cocktail bar, superb restaurant (book ahead), fantastic staff & service. Near to the sea and short walk to the town and all delights smile
It would be that or the Hotel du Vin for me, the Hilton/Thistle/Marriott/Grand brigade are just overpriced uninspiring chains.

heisthegaffer

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4,289 posts

227 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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once again thanks for everyone's help! Roll on Brighton!

Gulzar

745 posts

215 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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paoloh said:
Gulzar said:
Go to Eastbourne 15 miles away instead much nicer more peaceful cheaper town :P
Get a grip man.

Only take his advice if you sit in a metal chair with wheels and have a blanket on your lap.

The hotel on Brighton marina is very cool. I forget the name.
lmao

Gruffy

7,212 posts

288 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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FastLaneGirl said:
It would be that or the Hotel du Vin for me…
Hotel du Vin has a nice warm vibe about it and the restaurant is very good too.

Stephanie Plum

2,797 posts

240 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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Gruffy said:
FastLaneGirl said:
It would be that or the Hotel du Vin for me…
Hotel du Vin has a nice warm vibe about it and the restaurant is very good too.
Ding.

sjg

7,676 posts

294 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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mouseymousey said:
The Grand meets one of your requirements, but unfortunately not the well priced one.
I've been in Brighton for work the last few months - it's perfectly possible to stay for £80 if they have more rooms than people that day. Although you'll tend to be put in one of the rooms they've not refurbished yet which can be a little weathered. Still nice huge beds though, and a really good breakfast.

I stayed here: http://www.rpthotel.co.uk/ for an anniversary, was pretty good and virtually on the front.

nick_bbb

5,494 posts

264 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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This place is quite nice, cool bar too...

http://www.lansdowneplace.co.uk/

..stayed there about this time last year.