New Steine Hotel

12A New Steine, Marine Parade, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About New Steine Hotel

The New Steine Hotel is a haven of elegance, luxury and peacefulness in an unrivalled central Brighton location. This is a new hotel providing every modern convenience in a classical setting. The hotel is fully equipped to service our guests' every need - from our stylish cocktail lounge with wireless connection and fabulous bedrooms with original art and Internet links to our cosy French restaurant and intimate conference facilities. We combine traditional luxury with up-to-the- minute technology and first-class service. The New Steine Bistro provides the hotel with its own restaurant offering home-made French cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere. Personal attention is given to our international clientele who want the efficiency of business facilities yet an establishment small enough to offer privacy and personal attention to all who visit.

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