Gullivers Hotel

10 New Steine, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About Gullivers Hotel

Gulliver's Hotel is a comfortable 200 year old regency house set in a graceful period square in the centre of Brighton. While it retains much of its old character it also caters for the needs of today's traveller. An elegant, 4 diamond luxury boutique hotel, with unique attention to detail and the most personal and friendly of service. Gulliver's Hotel encapsulates everything you expect in a trendy, modern boutique style hotel complemented by an unrivalled central location in Brighton. Ideal for business trips, conference centre or exploring shops, bars, restaurants and Brighton's exciting nightlife. Combining heritage and modern decor, Gulliver's Hotel is the desirable hotel for discerning business and leisure travellers in search of a warm welcome. Personal attention is given to our international clientele. The Hotel is fully equipped to service our Guests' every need - from our stylish lounge with wireless internet connection, our cosy French restaurant (at the New Steine Hotel), to Internet links in all bedrooms and our intimate conference facilities (also at the New Steine Hotel).

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