More then 5 stars- This place ls One of the best B & B I have been too…read more I stayed for two days at Brighton and loved this place.the owner Craig & Martin was The most wonderful hosts and gave us good information on the city and restaurants and all kinds of tips and pointers. And English breakfast was better than some restaurants that I had traditional English breakfast and it was delicious . I wish I can give it six dollars because it was so good everything about it was wonderful on the bed to the linens to the table settings everything. A must stop in Brighton.

No27 B&B has 5 exquisitely decorated rooms, 2 doubles, 2 kingsize & a single room. It's more like…read morean up market boutique hotel than a guest house. Very close to the sea front which is literally a 2 minute walk and also close to the Pier and the Lanes.

This place is one of the less glamorous Rock Gardens bed and breakfasts, but this is reflected in…read morethe prices. It's by no means tatty, it just has more of a typical cheap and cheerful feel to it. The staff are really friendly, and it's the only B&B of the dozens in the area that would take a one-night advance booking for a late summer weekend visit. If you're not looking for fancy art work and plasma tvs - this place is well worth checking out.

I stayed here for a weekend a couple of weeks ago and had a great time. The B&B is located in the…read moreKemptown area of Brighton and is only a few minutes walk to the sea front. The room was a reasonable and size and very comfortable with a flat screen freeview tv and hospitality tray. Breakfast ranged from a full english to scrambled eggs and smoked salmon. I opted for the full english which was really tasty and substantial enough to set me up for the rest of the day.

Very welcoming! I stayed in a twin room which had an en-suite. (1 of 2 out of 6 rooms with en-suite…read morebathrooms, the other 4 rooms have to share). At arrival we were asked what time we wanted to come for breakfast, and they took our order so we didn't have to worry about it in the morning. The only negative thing was that sleeping in the front room we could hear the music from a nearby club until 1am in the morning, and a lot of talking drunk heads later on. It might be different if you sleep in one of the back rooms.

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.

I've certainly done my rounds of the boutiques and the bolt holes on my many trips to Brighton and…read morethis has to be one of the best. Not necessarily for the decor, which even so is modern and classy, but probably because of the owners Sean and Kathryn who go out of their way to make your stay as comfortable as possible. I also love the fact that this building is slightly further away from the main drag too, making it peaceful at night if you're looking to rest. Our room was beautifully and uniquely appointed with a cast iron bed and a feature wall of colourful wallpaper. The bathroom, whilst small, was new, bright and clean with Gilchrist & Soames toiletries and the breakfast is one of the best I've had in a long time: full English or options including scrambled egg with smoked salmon, kippers with a soft poached egg and a veggie version. Our small double was supposed to be £100 but worked out around £80 a night with the '3rd night half price' offer. Grand.

There is no reservation fee here. Its classed as bright and clean. There is an organic breakfast…read moreavailable. It has a good review from the Lonely planet guide to boast about. Wireless internet is available throughout the hotel. private parking is £8 a day. Children over 12 are welcome. It also states on its website that it is gay friendly!

Charming B&B in lovely, quiet Regency Square right across street from beach and West Pier. Very…read morereasonable prices. Good location if you want to be within walking distance of shops and sights but out of hustly-bustly centre. Also very close to Brighton Centre where most concerts take place and Regency Tavern, a great pub with wacky decor, is right around the corner. . I stayed in single room at top of hotel. Room was small but very clean with nice roomy, comfy bed, TV, coffee-tea making facility and nice en-suite bathroom. Please note that there are LOTS of narrow stairs to climb if you are staying on 3rd-4th floors. Of course, staff forewarns customers upon booking and on website as well. Larger rooms are very nicely decorated in modern country style and more luxurious. Good breakfast in bright, quaint front room. Staff is very efficient and ready to help out when needed. See for yourself: http://www.brighton-house.co.uk

We were the first people to stay in the suite (room 4) of this newly opened sister guest house to…read morethe already highly rated Strawberry fields (just across the way from this place) over in New Steine, Brighton. Already, I was excited about this fact, but also the owner was exceptionally friendly over the phone, taking a genuine interest in the reason we were coming to Brighton (boyf was walking London2Brighton and needed a place to bathe and relax after the ordeal!) When I arrived and picked the keys up, the receptionist there was equally friendly and helpful and seemed genuinely excited that we were going to stay in this new room! I opened the door to this new room and was absolutely flooded by sunshine streaming in through the shutters lining the whole room, and when i looked out the window to my left I had an unobscured view of the sea and a lovely view of the small green patch in the middle of New Steine. The room itself was refreshingly decorated with white and had lime green accesories and the bathroom had a bath with a low mounted shower. Initially this concerned me but i realised that perhaps it had been done so as not to get water all over the floor, and in fact it was quite nice to take a bath and shower my hair in the bath. If you are a die hard fan of showers though, perhaps this set up wouldn't suit you. There were a selection of coffees and teas and a hairdryer, flat screen TV and Iron with ironing board. Plenty of room to store clothes, desk if needed and comfortable sofa too. New Steine itself is lovely and there are a host of shops, restaurants, cafes and late opening food stores. This is not a hotel so food is not included but I prefer this as it gives me the sense of 'living' in a place not just 'staying'. I believe from their website however that you can order breakfast in bed from an outside company which is nice. Note to anyone staying on this side: there is a street lamp just outside the window BUT it turns off at 11pm after which the room is more than adequetly dark! Overall, I would love to come back and stay here, it was a lovely haven in Brighton and great to have freedom to come and go, great location in easy reach of all the attractions and very very close to the beach. Thanks to the owners for such a warm welcome!

We picked this guest house on the basis of it's prime location in Kemptown - 1 block from the beach…read more- and because we were able to get a very good rate by booking in advance. The room was bright and had a large, comfortable king size bed. If you're looking for a basic accommodation at a good price this is a great option, though we found the room lacking some amenities that could have easily transformed an average stay into a remarkable one. Potential visitors should note that no staff that work on the premises, so you need to pick up your keys from Strawberry Fields across the street. There is a number you can call for assistance but unfortunately, there is no phone located in the building to make a call from, so if you're travelling from overseas and can't get onto a cell network in the UK the number is useless. The room was tidy, but the cleaning around the edges seemed to be neglected (there was noticeable dust collecting in the corners). The bathroom was very dated and there was a enough grime around the shower drain that I felt compelled to wear flip flops. Over the course of a 6 night stay, we only had the towels changed once (on day 2), even when we had left them on the floor in hopes of a change. The toiletries (which consisted of a bar of soap and a shampoo) were also never replenished. I realize that if I had access to a phone I could have called and requested a towel change and replenishment of toiletries, but this really is something that should be standard in a guest house stay and that you shouldn't have to go out of your way to ask for. Overall, the price was reasonable, the location was wonderful, and the shortcomings I've noted could easily be remedied.

Absolutely wonderful bed and breakfast, run by very friendly and accomodating owners. We stayed for…read more3 nights and were really impressed by the rooms, the breakfasts and the location. Just 3 mins to the sea front, near lots of bars and independent shops, and only a 15 min walk down to the more buzzing club area and lanes of Brighton. Would recommend this to anyone!

Cross Street B&B in Hove is where I suggest my visitors stay when they come to visit. I don't have…read morethe space at mine and this is a home from home. The accomodation is cheap and cheerful but the welcome is warm and the breakfast, so I am told, is lavish. It's popular with folk who love the homely touch and has many regulars, including travelling contractors.

From the owner: We are an 11-bed guesthouse with a selection of rooms to suit all budgets. We pride ourselves on…read moreour home from home feel and delicious Full English and Continental Breakfasts which have received many rave reviews! A perfect getaway for families and couples, within easy walking distance from the Brighton shops, bars and restaurants, and a two minute walk to beach. With Brighton Conference Centre also within easy reach, our location is also ideal for those visiting Brighton & Hove on business. We look forward to welcoming you soon!