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Brighton-Hove Oceanfront Hotels

It’s hard to beat a vacation at the beach. You go to get warm. You go to get wet. You go to get the sand in between your toes. Pack a bag stocked with towels, suntan lotion, and don’t forget your sandals, because there is a lounge chair near the water with your name on it.

Beach hotels in Brighton-Hove offer the very best in coastal accommodations. Find one with a spacious room just steps from the sand and ocean-facing windows to ensure you catch that cool, late-afternoon sea breeze. After spending an entire day getting golden and frolicking in the ocean, head back to the hotel and treat yourself to a classically mixed mai tai in the lobby bar. Your vacation at the seashore should be one for the record books and one of the Brighton-Hove beach hotels will make sure all your seaside needs are taken care of.

You may think a stay near the ocean is out of the question considering your budget, but Travelocity has an extensive list of cheap beach hotels in Brighton-Hove that are perfect for every traveler. We have the sun, the sand, the water, and even the fish tacos, so go dive in.

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Malmaison Brighton

5 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

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"We had a lovely overnight stay at the Malmaison. There was some confusion about breakfast being included due to booking through Hotels.com but the staff got it sorted for us quickly. Before booking I needed to check that we had interconnecting rooms and the staff member who I spoke to was realy helpful making sure a note was put on our booking. The check in was quick and the rooms were really lovely. We needed different bedding due to a feather allergy and this was given to us quickly. The breakfast was delicious. The view from the restaurant of the marina was very pleasant and we appreciated the terrace where we could sit and enjoy the view. It is a lovely walk around the marina, we visited the RNLI shop which also has kit available for the kids to try on. It is a short walk to the beach from the hotel as well. Parking is convenient on floor 6 of the Marina multistory carpark."

A verified traveler stayed at Malmaison Brighton

The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel and Spa

4 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Family basement room was huge and perfect for our needs. Room very clean generally though did notice a stain on the carpet (looked like makeup) but very minor. Teas and biscuits all good. Coffee machine didn’t work but we didn’t ask staff for help as we had to leave very early- check in staff seemed friendly so am sure they would have sorted. We didn’t use other facilities but overall would definitely recommend. Great location and very comfortable and reasonable price"

A verified traveler stayed at The Charm Brighton Boutique Hotel and Spa

Harbour Hotel Brighton

4 out of 5

Posted 4 days ago

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"The sea view was absolutely lovely, the bed was comfortable and the hotel itself has some really nice features. However, there are areas of the hotel that are looking quite tired and in need of some attention. Our room, for example, had a large section of plaster missing from the wall above the window. When you’re paying good money for a hotel stay, you expect the room to be maintained to a decent standard, and this really let it down. I also think the spa charges need to be made much clearer. From my messages with the hotel, it sounded as though the £40 charge was per stay, but it is actually charged per day. This meant an additional £40 on top of the room rate for just a one-night stay. I think it would be much fairer and clearer to either include spa access in the room rate or offer a one-off charge per night, rather than charging guests daily. As it stands, it feels a little misleading and leaves you feeling as though you’re not getting good value for money. I’ve visited the spa before and do think it’s nice, but even that feels like it’s missing something and could benefit from a bit of investment. Overall, while there were some lovely aspects to our stay, I didn’t feel that I got value for money. The hotel has potential, but it needs some updating, maintenance and attention to detail to justify the prices being charged. It’s a shame, as with a little more care and investment it could be a much better experience.."

A verified traveler stayed at Harbour Hotel Brighton