Belgrave Hotel

60-64 Kings Rd, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About Belgrave Hotel

Our hotel is just a few minutes walk from the shops, restaurants and nightlife. The hotel is ideally located, within walking distance of all of the amenities and railway station. This period building, with its delightful, sculptured exterior features and distinct copper dome, has been skillfully modernised and now provides all of the facilities that you would expect from a 3-star hotel. The 63 bedrooms are well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, wifi enabled, trouser press, satellite tv, electronic safe and mini refrigerator. The 46 sea view bedrooms are fully air-conditioned and the Suites have panoramic views. The hotel also offers both smoking and non-smoking bedrooms. Like most Brighton hotels, there is no parking available at the Belgrave, but a discounted rate of £8 for 24 hour secure parking at the local NCP is offered. Russell Road car park is closest at a 3 minute walk away and Regency Square car park is approximately 7 minutes walk away. By presenting your car park ticket at the hotel reception, you will be eligible to pay a discounted rate for the duration of your stay.

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