De Vere Grand Hotel Brighton

Kings Rd, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About De Vere Grand Hotel Brighton

The 5-star De Vere Grand Brighton is situated centrally on the seafront, ideal for all town centre attractions. Within walking distance of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, The Lanes and main Conference and Exhibition venues. The De Vere Grand opened in 1864 and immediately became one of the Europe's finest and most majestic hotels, where high standards of service, comfort and elegance were its watchword and continue to this day. The hotel has parking facilities at a cost of 16 GBP per day. A height restriction of 7 ft 5 is applicable to all vehicles.

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