Luxury Serviced Apartments in Brighton and Hove
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About Brighton and Hove
Brighton & Hove offers the perfect blend of seaside charm, cultural richness, and urban energy. Our carefully selected properties put you in the heart of this iconic South Coast city, from the historic Lanes to peaceful Hanover, with easy access to the beach, Royal Pavilion, and excellent London connections.
Why Choose Brighton and Hove?
Choose Brighton for its unique character: independent boutiques in The Lanes, world-class restaurants, stunning Regency architecture, pebble beaches, and a 1-hour train to London. Our properties offer free parking (rare in Brighton), lift access, and modern amenities that hotels can't match.
Getting to Brighton and Hove
From London
Direct trains from London Victoria or London Bridge take approximately 55-70 minutes. National Express coaches run regularly from Victoria Coach Station.
Nearest Stations
Brighton Station (main), Hove Station, London Road Station, Preston Park Station
Parking
Street parking available in residential areas. NCP car parks in city centre. Many Luxstay properties include free parking.
Airport Access
Gatwick Airport is 30 minutes by train. Heathrow Airport is approximately 90 minutes by train.
Things to Do in Brighton and Hove
Discover the best attractions, restaurants, and activities near our properties.
Brighton Palace Pier
Iconic Victorian pleasure pier with amusement rides, arcades, and stunning sea views. A must-visit Brighton landmark.
Royal Pavilion
Exotic Indo-Saracenic palace built for King George IV. One of the most architecturally stunning buildings in the UK.
The Lanes
A maze of narrow alleyways packed with independent boutiques, antique shops, jewellers, and cafes.
North Laine
Bohemian quarter with vintage shops, record stores, street art, and eclectic eateries.
Brighton Beach
Famous pebble beach stretching along the seafront with beach bars, volleyball courts, and the colourful beach huts of Hove.
South Downs National Park
Rolling chalk hills perfect for hiking, cycling, and stunning views. The Seven Sisters cliffs are a highlight.
British Airways i360
World's tallest moving observation tower offering 360-degree views up to 26 miles on clear days.
SEA LIFE Brighton
Victorian aquarium and one of the oldest in the world, featuring sharks, turtles, and a walk-through ocean tunnel.
Terre à Terre
Award-winning vegetarian restaurant known for creative, flavourful dishes that even meat-lovers adore.
The Salt Room
Upscale seafood restaurant with panoramic sea views and a focus on locally-caught fish and shellfish.
When to Visit Brighton and Hove
Insider tips for the best times to visit throughout the year.
August is peak season with festivals and events. Book accommodation well in advance for weekends.
The beach gets very busy on sunny weekends. Arrive early to secure a good spot near the pier.
The Brighton Festival in May brings world-class arts performances and the open-houses event lets you peek inside unique homes.
Perfect time for South Downs walks with fewer crowds. The changing foliage makes for stunning views.
The Royal Pavilion ice rink opens November-January. The city is beautifully lit for Christmas.
Brighton has over 400 restaurants - more per capita than anywhere outside London. Book popular spots in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
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