The Heathers

4 & 5 Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton, East Sussex, England

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About The Heathers

Fabulous and friendly, close to to the town, the sea and attractions. Wonderful breakfast and caring staff is what you will find here with us. The best way to present you our hotel is through the reviews of our previous guests: 'I had a boss time' Jade 7 years old. 'Thank you very much for making our stay here in Brighton the best' With love, the Aussie. 'Very pleasant stay, very clean' Bob & Molly. 'Perfect People, perfect stay' Collette & Terry. 'Thank you for a very friendly welcome, and a cheeky waiter....' Claire's hen party. 'Great place, very friendly staff and even a travel cot!' Dean, Millie and Ana. Last renovation - April 2005.

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