Just visiting Brighton and Left an expensive jacket to have the zipper replaced. It took them a…read morewhile, but eventually it was complete. If you don't live in the area, make sure you have plenty of time to get the project if they have to move the completion date otherwise it all came out very well. The quality of the work was really fabulous and worth the wait.

AVOID, AVOID, AVOID! I took my Vintage irreplaceable baseball jacket to be cleaned 18th December…read more2024, it was returned still stained and now damaged. It was recleaned free of charge, unfortunately the cheese sauce stain for only 3 days, was not removed. I used a excellent, much cheaper Brighton dry cleaner, who removed the stain but my jacket is now damaged. I contacted CITIZENS ADVICE who informed me that if a dry cleaner loses or damages a item of clothing the customer is entitled to financial compensation under the Customers Consumers Rights Act of 2015. On the 15th January 2025, I returned with all the necessary receipts to discuss a possible refund, ideally for the cleaning fee and money to cover the cost of repair. The manager claimed he was not responsible because he did not own the business 4 weeks ago! According to him, he's not liable, yet did ask if i wished to leave jacket for repair, I declined. He was confronational and very intimidating. I've been using this dry cleaners for 15 years, such a shame to have lost a reliable, trustworthy, independent business in Kemptown.

This coin operated launderette's is in a handy location and thus quite busy at certain times. But…read morethey can also do washing for you on enquiry, or if you'd rather do it yourself they open late (til 10pm) on Thursdays. There're places to sit, and I quite enjoy the excuse to laze around for a while!

From the owner: Launderette washing and drying. Service washing available 8:30 till 16:00. Collection and delivery…read moreservice available.

If I could leave less than 1 star, I would. Contacted them about pricing and they told me to "get…read morefucked miser!!!". I am a young girl living on my own and am honestly glad that I didn't put myself in the position of being alone with these men in my flat. They are obviously not professional or trustworthy as they state and I wouldn't recommend anyone putting themselves through the misery of dealing with them.

Kemptown Removals have a very unprofessional attitude. They are totally unreliable…read more An appointment was made for them to visit my premises to give an estimate for my move. They failed to turn up. When I phoned to find out what had happened they hung up on me.

Great job done by Diamond Cleaners…read more 3 bedroom house end of tenancy cleaning. Will use them again.

I've been using Diamond Domestic Cleaners for 2 years and they provide an excellent service, great…read morecleaning, very courteous and friendly, leave everything clean and tidy. They text to confirm appointments and are flexible about appointment times. Definitely recommended. Sarah from Brighton.

I first discovered this little London Rd internet cafe when I moved into my house in the last year…read moreof uni, and the internet connection was not yet set up. For about two weeks before term started, I popped into Sky Computers every day or two and spent an hour or so getting all my essential internet admin done...banking, booking train tickets...facebook, y'know, the important stuff! :) At first it felt a bit weird using an internet cafe in my own town, but I got sick of dodgy wireless connections in pubs and I didn't want to carry my laptop around, so Sky was perfect! The rates are reasonable and the guy that runs the place is friendly. They also have printing, photocopying and faxing facilities. I didn't use the 'cafe' and to be honest I think that was probably for the best.

You get your prints/copies here but at a higher cost than the other shops down the road. Needed to…read moreprint one copy but I had to retrieve the file on my USB using their computer. You get charged to use the computer and then for each copy. Had two copies to print and it cost £0.90. Here's a tip - go to Brighton Print Center down the road towards A23 for a cheaper price.

dryers in other place would dry a load for £1.50- £2. this…read moreone takes 3-4£ per load. I think when you put on high temp they come and move down to medium as twice now on return have noticed Gemma

This launderette is a life saver on the odd occasion when I really need to have clothes ready for…read morethe evening but have too much on in the day to get it done. I once had a valentines meal and forgot to get a new shirt, my best ones were all dirty so I checked this place out. After having a look I thought I might as well get all my stuff done for me. Most launderettes in the area do work to a high standard but I did have a good laugh with the employees and built up a good rappor immediately. It sounds silly but if you get a good experience in these sorts of places you are much more likely just to pop in again even if it isn't overly urgent. Open most days of the and with machines always free even if you want to do it yourself its easy. A good benefit is having so many other places so nearby and can do some shopping get a hair cut or rent amovie just to name a few.

Just rang this gentleman to ask about watch repairs and he advised me that he retired from watch…read morerepairs in 2014.

From the owner: I carry out all clock repairs. I am now a visiting clockmaker covering the Brighton and Hove area…read moreand most of mid-Sussex. I repair all types of clocks, English, French and German and I specialise in the Atmos by Jaeger le-Coultre. All repairs receive a three year guarantee.

The federation of disabled people are very brilliant peeps indeed. They provide an apic amount of…read moreservices for disabled people in Brighton and Hove from brilliant online resources such as a disabled city guide and online forum to training and support. The following is a short history from their website; 'The Brighton & Hove Federation of Disabled People was started in 1981 to provide a body that would promote the independence and dignity of disabled people making sure than when services were being planned and developed, disabled peoples views were heard. It is this ethos, which the Federation represents today. The Federation is run by disabled people and works closely with local organisations and service providers to advocate better transport, ensure that disabled people are invited to join committees and forums and look at ways for disabled people to be recognised as part of the community rather than being on the fringe. We provide training and support to all our volunteers and staff and always involve those who have actual experience of the issues we deal with. The Federation takes a positive approach to the removal of barriers for disabled people and looks more at what people can do as opposed to what they can't do.'