Amherst Hotel

2 Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About Amherst Hotel

Contemporary and relaxed, high levels of service near Brighton centre. Spoil someone (and yourself). Individually decorated rooms with excellent quality beds, bedding and fixtures. HOTEL WITHOUT A LIFT. Amherst Hotel is only a five minute walk from the buzz of Brighton's centre. Virtually on the sea front, we are ideally located whatever your reason for visiting. All of our individually designed non-smoking rooms have en suites, either LCD or widescreen TVs, DVD/CD players, wireless and hard wired internet access and tea/coffee facilities with generous snacks. Our quality pocket sprung double or king sized beds with luxury percale sheets and feather duvets will ensure you of a comfortable night's sleep. Relax in a contemporary but warm atmosphere with quality fixtures and fittings. We can tailor your stay to suit your requirements for that special occasion for you hopeless romantics - champagne, chocolate, flowers or even something a little different. Just let us know and we will try our best to have it ready for you. Forget the usual constraints. Within reason, you can check in and out at your (and our other guests') convenience. Start your stay with a complimentary glass of wine and leave ready to face the rat race. But that's not all. Do not rush for breakfast as we can bring it to your room, where you can enjoy sea views. Excellent service and your comfort are our priorities.

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