Hotel Review
Hotel Review: 27 Brighton Guesthouse, Brighton
A fancy Georgian townhouse within easy reach of the beach and the Pavilion. Its cutesy rooms might be not huge but each is stylishly decked out and oh-so-comfortable. A full and fancy breakfast is a real treat, and who doesn't like a sweet sherry nightcap?
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OUR REVIEW
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Located on a busy road, there's no car park, but cheap on-street parking is nearby. It's a five-minute walk to the beach and Kemptown village, while King George's party palace, the gregariously decorated Royal Pavilion, and the craft pubs and boho shops of North Laine are a seven-minute stroll away. It's well placed for the Pavilion and the beach, also Black Dove, a hip little bar on St James's Street.
By car: Brighton is roughly 2 hours' drive from London. Street parking is available at nearby Queens Park, or the underground pay and display car park on the High Street in Kemptown.
By train: Brighton train station is a 20-minute walk away and just over five minutes in a taxi. There are regular trains from various London stations, as well as stops along the south coast. Book trains to Brighton.
THE LOOK AND FEEL
This narrow, slate-grey Georgian townhouse hides a decidedly opulent interior, no doubt influenced by its grand neighbour, Prince Regent's extravagant Royal Pavilion. It's impeccably decorated throughout, and alongside the stylish grey, white and blue tones features an abundance of gilt, mahogany and chinoiserie embellishments.
THE FACILITIES
Owners Wayne and Diego are warm and affable hosts who are always on hand to help or offer advice on where to eat and drink. While there isn't an official attraction or restaurant guide, all rooms come equipped with David Bramwell's brilliant and entertaining Cheeky Guide to Brighton.
- Breakfast
- Adults-only
- Central location
- Free Wi-Fi
BED AND BATH
The rooms are individually styled with quirky wallpaper, antiques and colourful wall accoutrements, and feature posh coffee machines, decanters of sherry and Clusia plants to help aid sleep. All have modern ensuite wet rooms, although Villiers and Fitzherbert have separate but private loos.
Room types: Prince Regent Room, Fitzherbert Room, Brunswick Room, Villiers Room
Key amenities: ensuite bathroom with shower, luxury toiletries, tea and coffee-making facilities, decanter of sherry, TV, bathrobes, free Wi-Fi
FOOD AND DRINK
Breakfast is served in the period dining room and is worth taking your time over. Tables draped in crisp white linen have vases of fresh flowers and Willow pattern china, while fresh fruit and yoghurt, porridge or granola are followed by a choice of hot dishes, plus endless good coffee.
For breakfast, choose from a selection of yogurts, porridge, cereal bars, pastries, fruits, meats and cheeses, tea, coffee and fruit juices.
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