Princes Marine Hotel

153 Kingsway, Hove, East Sussex, East Sussex, England

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About Princes Marine Hotel

This hotel offers spacious, comfortable en suite accommodation on the sea front, within walking distance of Brighton city centre. Visit the impressive, recently restored Royal Pavillion. Former home to 3 monarchs, this palace offers a mix of Chinese and Indian architecture with opulent decoration within. Brighton's Museum and Art Gallery and Sea Life Centre are also well worth a visit. And after a day spent exploring, return to a hotel that offers all the luxuries you would expect from an established Best Western hotel. Enjoy a meal from the bistro or a relaxing drink from the bar, which both offer superb sea views. The free car park has 30 spaces, first come first served.

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