Spa Hotels in Brighton

Check in was clean and error free, and friendly. Room was clean, pillows and blankets were clean, amenities available and convenient. Food service was excellent with lots of options including gluten free. Location was the best. Would highly recommend for others wanting a solid place to take a family.

Such nice hotel! Too bad didn’t have time to use their swimming pool, it should be nice. Parking was of good size, very safe (forgot to close passenger side window). A bit expensive though. Bed very comfortable. Room was big enough for 2 to move around with 2 large luggage around. Minor improvement, the lamp on the desk is blocking the TV, curious.

The Regency-style building that used to be townhouses is as close to Brighton seafront as it gets. Its one of those elegant picture-postcard - neo-classical beauties that face directly onto the beach with views looking out across the English Channel.Inside the hotel the cities huge personality can be felt in the art and design as well as the architecture and energy - oh and the menu too. Its all added to the GuestHouse must-haves of help yourself pantry - Pearly Cow restaurant - event spaces - wellness concept and bar spilling out onto an outside terrace - seriously comfortable bedrooms - curious details and genuinely welcoming happy people.At the front of the building 16 rooms are designed to showcase the jaw-dropping views of the sea and old West Pier. For the ultimate Brighton stay there is a signature suite on the ground floor accessed by its own dedicated sea-front entrance - private lounge - walk-in wardrobe - kitchenette and free-standing bath.

I really appreciate upgrade to room sea view. But on the night of our stay was very strong wind and omg felt like windows will fall out, we stayed up all night. Room was freezing. In the no when I did check why the wind noise was sooo bad I realised there was a massive gap between window and frame. On the check out girl asked how was my stay and when I said it was just alright, she wasn’t bothered to ask why and skipped to next question. I could point out issue we had but there was a guest in front of me who was talking about the same situation and girl at reception offered her blanket and heater, sounds like it’s on good problem in hotel with windows and stuff can’t be ask to deal with it.

The receptionist is very responsive and professional. Anything we asked (toothbrush, toothpaste, ice and then another extra bucket of ice!) they gave it to us promptly. The spa was great, it had two hot tubs that were regularly empty, so you can enjoy one whole hot tub alone with your friends/partner/family; there was a steam room and a sauna and plenty of sofas around the spa where you can cool off; the swimming pool is also only a few steps away, so you can plunge into the cold after the hot treatment. Unfortunately though, there was no available spaces for the treatments (facial, massage, mani/pedi, etc), so I recommend booking beforehand to ensure you get yours. One complaint is that our room's window was stuck and it couldn't be opened, so if it's proper summer weather, it can be difficult to stay there.

Super cute hotel, only minutes away from the beach. Quiet place slightly further out from the busy bars but close enough to walk. Lovely staff really chatty and helpful. Offered places to go and visit. We would highly recommend it and Would be more than happy to go back again

I thought this was a lovely hotel, with very friendly staff who gave a good service. My room was larger than expected and charming given that I was in the basement. I had a skylight in one part of the room which helped to bring natural light into the room. The bed was comfortable and the room was decorated to a high standard. I would come here again if I was returning to Brighton.