Colson house is a very pretty 4-star (AA) guest house located in a listed building and is only…read more10-15 minutes walk to the center. The owners Eammon and Mark really know how to make you feel welcome here, we were very pleasantly surprised. I love how all the rooms are named after a classic Hollywood star too, we came on a quiet week and got a free upgrade to the Clark Gable room complete with portrait, four poster bed, great shower and milk in the fridge to make your own tea. You may hear the seagulls in the morning but this didn't bother us too much, it was like our wake-up call!

Lovely, old-fashioned quite colonial style hotel with a nice bench and table out in the front…read moregarden for smoking. I'm not giving it 5 stars as I feel one should be allowed to smoke in The Balcony room (on the balcony) which is prohibited. We had the balcony room with the usual tea/coffee making facilities, shower and television. Betty Davis artwork and sayings adorn the room as each bedroom is themed with 20th Century film stars. Our friends from Australia had a four-poster bed in their room but no balcony. Lovely English breakfast with cereal to start if wanted. I enjoyed my stay here.

Clean well presented accommodation, within 5 minute walk of the town centre and close to the the…read morebeach. The room was spacious and comfortable. Would definately stay here again and would recommend to others. Checking in and out was done easily, as payment was taken directly at the time booking we were able to check ourselves in and come and go as we pleased. A very pleasant and enjoyable stay. Only problem was that there was no parking at Lichfield so we had to carry our bags for a 5 minute walk from the nearest car park.

My fiancé and I stayed here for Valentine's day. We had room 7 and judging by images, I wouldn't…read morehave wanted any other room! The room was cosy and you get a little mint chocolate on your towels. DVD's are available to watch for free, which I thought was a great little perk. They also included local fast food leaflets in the welcome pack for us to look at! Also being Valentine's day we figured we'd have a lot of noise to put up with, but there wasn't. There was a couple chatting in the room next to us, but not loud enough for it to get irritating. I liked the lighting in the room, which is always important yet a touch often forgotten when it comes to B&B's. The bedside lamps were just right, making the room warm and comfortable on a cold feb night. I just found the bottled water expensive (50p per, when it's the pack of 12 from aldi that costs £1 something) So i'll remember my own bottle next time. Also, you have to turn the fridge off as it's noisy. Can't judge the breakfast.

Stayed here overnight after a great evening on Bluebell Pullman Cars. To be honest we found the…read morebreakfast excellent, but I cannot say the same for the acommodation. Small and stifling..like living in a box. Still, you're not to know when you book up.

A great place to stay..we shared a room for 3, verh comfortable, very clean and very friendly. The…read morebreakfast is a rip-off, so don't have it. There's plenty of places to eat very close by, and the train station is just 2 minutes walk away. Brighton does great bus deals, so get a bus pass and go wander..all the way to Devil's Dyke and do a ramble there..then back and around historic Brighton and Hove. You can do all this knowing you can come back to a lovely bed to sleep well and start again the next day. Having gone to Brighton for various conferences several times, I found this one the best value for money, and very convenient to get about from.

We stayed here for around £30 a night on a special deal. The hotel is set in a wonderful wooded…read morearea not far from Hindhead and Haslemere, up a winding road and well away from the road. The rooms are small, but comfortable, and the hotel has a strange nautical theme. The house, and associated buildings are actually from a navy college which used the area - and admittedly are not to everyones tastes. However, the location is excellent for both the South Coast and London - and everywhere in between. I wouldn't pay the full price to be honest, but de vere often have cheap deals, and this is a cut above the travelodges and travel inns!

Stayed here for one night as part of a birthday treat. Slightly weird blend of Edwardian (?) house…read moreand 70s nautical interior, which took a bit of getting used to but wasn't too scary. Didn't eat dinner there but the breakfast was great. The room was modern and comfortable although the bathroom could have done with a refurb, but it was clean. Unfortunately there was a wedding on while we were there, and we were probably the only guests not with the wedding party. Far be it from me to begrudge anyone a great wedding reception (and it looked it) with partying long into the night, but you'd have thought that when we booked, the hotel might have asked us if we were staying for the wedding (alarm bells) or warned us about it, and also perhaps wouldn't then have put us in a room directly over the bar? Sadly not. Hence the 3 stars. The hotel, whilst having some great deals on rooms, clearly does a lot of weddings, being a deVere Venue. So I would recommend checking when you book, to ensure a good nights' sleep.

A reasonably priced, well located B&B in the west (quieter) end of Bognor Regis. The Swan is run by…read morea very nice couple who will go out of their way to help you find what you need locally, and are full of advice on the best places to go during your holiday. The rooms are very comfortable and nicely decorated, although there are a few of those old-fashioned touches (lace doilies etc). Unfortunately not all rooms have their own bathroom, so make sure you request one with. the breakfasts are very good too! The location is superb, just minutes from the beach, and a reasonable walk from town too. Highly recommended for older visitors to the area, perhaps not the place to bring young children though.

Travelodge Worthing seafront for me is always a good spot and place to be very good location pier 2…read moreminutes away and theatre next door opposite is M&S very handy saves you walking to the high street if you want to grab something quick to eat not that the shops are far hotel rooms and hotel not the most newest travelodge but one of the cleanest I've stay a couple of times and my rooms always in good condition powerful shower nice bed and stuff due to the building floor boards in hallway is very narrow and squeaky and you may not get the best views at the back of hotel but we can't all have a seaview room which is understandable but when the views from reception is absolutely takes your breath away I prefer Worthing than Brighton shame there's no bench's on the seafront you could seat here for hours and staff here mainly women all very friendly ladies

Charging for Internet use is a very outdated money grab as you can now get free internet just on…read morethe purchase of a coffee in the high street. A creaky building that does not make for a good nights sleep. Sorry Travelodge but no where near as good a Premier Inn

Beware anybody booking through Brighton holiday homes for this or next years marathon…read moreJust received a phone call cancelling my holiday I booked 10 months ago and paid in full Called me at 12pm offered me 2 unsuitable properties and gave me till 5pm to accept one and a lesson on their terms and conditions Totally unsympathetic to the nightmare situation they have left me in needing accommodation for 6 on marathon weekend with 2 months to go

We booked the Hamptons (9 Hampton Street, Brighton) for 8 friends and family in October 2014 for my…read morepartner's 40th birthday. We were looking for a high quality venue in Brighton to celebrate the special occasion. On arrival, our initial impressions of the property were that it was in reasonable condition and ok as a place to lay your head, but it was not as high quality as perhaps portrayed by the website photos. The house had clearly been cleaned, but smelt strongly of bleach throughout the living quarters which was not particularly inviting. For some reason a large glass panel, which was meant to be on top of the dining table, was leaning on the wall behind one of the sofas. The décor was tired with marked paintwork and the carpets upstairs were not clean. Unfortunately there was very heavy rain on our first night in Brighton and some of our party returned at about 10pm from dinner to discover that water had flooded some parts of the house. This was very distressing for us as we were just starting what was intended to be a special weekend. The water appeared to coming off an adjoining roof where the guttering had blocked and water was seeping through the wall into our house. Water found its way along the staircase, hallway and living room floor. It also found its way through the living room ceiling and was dripping into a big puddle on the dining table through a light fitting. Fortunately the bedrooms remained dry so we could sleep in the house but it was a stressful start to the holiday. The following morning, the house stank of damp. We phoned Brighton Holiday Homes first thing and they were both sympathetic and helpful. They offered us an alternative property and taxis to get to it. We were pre-warned that the property was about to go through renovations and unfortunately it was not suitable (more tired décor and suspected damp). We took it on ourselves to check out of the house and booked ourselves into a Brighton hotel at our own cost. We had a great time in Brighton, but there was a cloud left hanging over the holiday as to whether we would see our money back. We checked out of the house on Saturday and contacted BHH again on Monday to find out if we would get a refund. We were very pleased when we were contacted on Wednesday to be told we were getting a full refund, but we wished that this news had come a lot sooner. It is now three weeks since we left Brighton and I am pleased to say that we have received our refund for accommodation and taxis today. However, I have needed to chase BHH at regular intervals to find out when the money was going to be repaid - things were left too quiet and for too long. BHH's terms and conditions state they aim to repay after 3 days if they cause a cancellation and offer a full return of deposit after 14 days after check out. All I can say is that our experience was a long shot short of that. I can highly recommend the Premier Inn.