Royal Albion Hotel

35 Old Steine, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About Royal Albion Hotel

This Regency Style Hotel, built in 1826, offers a warm and friendly environment directly opposite Brighton Pier. With great views, this famous Brighton landmark is a delightful listed building in a premier location on the seafront. All 185 bedrooms provide modern amenities expected by todays traveller with private facilities, complimentary tray, colour television, radio, trouser press, direct dial telephone & hairdryer. Numerous rooms feature jacuzzi baths or sea views for a supplement of 10.00 gbp per room per night. All rooms are smoking. The restaurant, lounge and bar boast fabulous views overlooking the English Channel and offer traditional food all day. During the summer, hotel guests can enjoy the views from our large sun terrace overlooking Brighton beach and Pier. The vibrant 'Bar-rogue' is a stylish bar providing good food and drinks with great music at night. Our 8 function rooms are elegantly furnished, equally suitable for day or night catering for up to 150 delegates. We also have wireless internet access in the hotel, which can be used if you have your own laptop. The hotel has easy access to major motorway links and Gatwick airport is conveniently located 30 minutes away by car and 45 minutes by train. Brighton Station is a short distance away and the main bus/coach terminus operating services to Heathrow airport and London is around the corner from the hotel.

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Friston (15.3 miles, 24.7 km, direction W)
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