Hudsons

22 Devonshire Place, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About Hudsons

Hudsons provides stylish 'Four Star' guest accommodation: a fashionable private bed and breakfast hotel with garden. Recommended by the 'Which? Guide to Good Hotels 05/06'. 'Moments from the sea & handy for Kemp Town's bars, Stephen Speight and Alex Cooke's immaculate cream-painted guesthouse is friendly and unpretentious... The bedrooms are tastefully done out, pristinely kept and comfortably furnished with an eclectic mix of wall hangings and objects d art.' - 'Which' 05/06. Based in the heart of cosmopolitan Kemptown, Hudsons is a fashionable guesthouse that welcomes a diverse range of guests with its warm ambiance and comfortable rooms. Hudsons combines a warm, welcoming bed and breakfast with a trendy boutique hotel by providing quality accommodation with many home comforts and also some special luxurious touches. Crisp white linen, beautiful décor, a gorgeous private garden and a free DVD library ensure that our guests will have a comfortable and enjoyable stay. All hotel rooms are equipped with a remote colour television and DVD player, micro music-system and hot drinks, which are all designed to make your stay more comfortable. A licensed mini-bar is also provided selling beers, wines and spirits allowing you the opportunity for a quiet drink before hitting the town. On street parking vouchers are exclusively available to guests at six pounds per day.

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