The Arlanda Hotel

20 New Steine, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About The Arlanda Hotel

Our newly refurbished bedrooms all have en-suite facilities. Most rooms are equipped with lcd flat panel televisions. Hospitality tray, hair-dryer, direct dial telephone and radio clock alarm. All sea view rooms have DVD and CD players. Arlanda Hotel is a good choice for those wanting to be in a unique city by the sea. If you like to eat, drink, dance and shop this is the place to be. Bang in the heart of the city, just some of the many reasons to stay at the privately owned, passionately run Arlanda Hotel. Newly refurbished bedrooms in a contemporary style, well designed, with elegant wood furniture, enhanced by touches like red silk throws. Whichever room is chosen, guests will enjoy fantastic service from our friendly staff and the same high standard of luxury and technology. The next morning, the day begins at the Arlanda Hotel with a full traditional English Breakfast. We have a breakfast bar providing a Continental Breakfast; vegetarians are also catered for. We are delighted to say that our breakfasts are renowned and have helped us to earn the high reputation that we enjoy. Whatever your plans for the day, be they business or pleasure, you will go forth, fortified by the Arlanda Breakfast!

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