Ascott House Hotel

21 New Steine, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About Ascott House Hotel

Our hotel is our pride and joy. That is reflected in the care and attention we pay to every aspect of our guests' stay. Whether it is the stylishly decorated rooms, freshly prepared breakfasts or friendly atmosphere, everything is done to make your stay enjoyable. We are blessed with a very attractive hotel with distinctive character, in a pleasant Regency garden square set back from the sea front. Once inside the hotel the sense of comfort and relaxation is immediate. Our Sparkling Diamond award for cleanliness gives you the assurance of pleasant surroundings wherever you are in the hotel. The soft lights, fresh flowers and luxurious leather seating in the lounge tempt even the most energetic to take it easy for a few moments. Whilst a spacious dining area and extensive breakfast menu make getting up in the morning a pleasure.

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