Hotels with Parking in Brighton

"Positives - on the beach front with lovely views, just a short walk to all the tourist attractions. Very nice English breakfast. Staff were polite and efficient. Lobby areas neat and tidy. Good lunch food. Negatives. Upstairs hallways and bedrooms are in very poor condition. Peeling wallpaper, dirty sofas, threadbare carpets, scratched paintwork and faded curtains. Private Parking advertised but still costs £25 a night. Limited amenities."

"You need to know, this place is a bar with rooms.  When I booked my room, I had asked for a room that is not close to the lift (elevator). After check in, I realized my room was right next to the lift.  I was woken up 3 times during the night by people (intoxicated) who got off the lift and tried to open my door (that’s why you never get a room next to the lift).  I can’t fault Legends for drunk people trying to open my door, but I won’t stay there again."

"Really friendly and helpful staff. Tiny issue with the AC which they were very helpful about. Super clean and great location. Windows keep out the noise really well (7th floor). Breakfast was well prepared, very good range and lots of it. Much appreciated."

"I attended a conference at the temple so it was very convenient to be at this hotel. We were very happy with the service, the room and the breakfast. The sea view from my room was beautiful and memorable."

"Good hotel and great location. Modern hotel, beautiful room and nice staff"

"Review of a Fictional Hotel Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5 stars) Title: A Pleasant Stay with a Few Minor Hiccups My recent stay at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton was, on the whole, a very pleasant experience. The hotel's location is a definite highlight—it’s just a two-minute walk from the bustling Brighton Pier and a stone's throw from some fantastic independent coffee shops and restaurants. This made exploring the city on foot incredibly easy and convenient. The staff were a particular standout. From the moment we checked in, the front desk team was welcoming, professional, and genuinely helpful. They provided us with a map and some excellent recommendations for local places to eat, which were spot on. Our room was also a great feature; it was spacious, very clean, and the bed was one of the most comfortable I've ever slept in at a hotel. While my stay was largely positive, there were a couple of minor issues that kept it from being a perfect 5-star experience. Overall, I would highly recommend the Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton particularly for those looking for a great location and a comfortable stay. The fantastic staff and clean, well-appointed rooms make it an excellent choice for a weekend getaway. While there are a few small areas for improvement, I would certainly consider staying here again on my next visit to Brighton."

"Had a 1 night stay which had a great marina right outside with many restaurants across it. Unfortunately, we didn’t go on the best day but the area definitely made up for it. Had to get a taxi to the pier as its a fair walk away but only costs around £7 or there is a bus stop right outside. Overall had a great stay and the room was quite small but very comfortable :)"

"The hotel boasts an excellent location, right on Brighton Beach, overlooking the sea. Our room was quite spacious. We opted for a top-floor sea-view room, enjoying the ocean vista directly from our bed. We fell asleep to the sound of the waves, and seagulls were constantly flying past our window. Just behind the hotel, Brighton's main street offers all sorts of supermarkets and restaurants. The room was very clean, breakfast was included, and the service was very friendly."

"The location is excellent, 20 mins walk from Brighton Station, it is along the seaside, very relaxing and all scenic spots are within walking distance e.g. i360, Brighton Palace Pier, Zip Line, Beachside Train.... 1 thing to remind is the view of the standard room there is terrible, NO VIEW at all, it is facing a high wall closely and the window is very dirty, the feeling like being in a confined space or badly in a prison! Though the hotel is old but in good maintenance, the overall decor is elegant."

"A small hotel very close to the beach, the facilities are average, the room is not big, the wooden stairs, very old-fashioned British residence. Walking to the beach, very close, just a few steps to the beach. Close to the downtown attractions area, you can walk to the King's Pavilion in a few minutes. There are some small streets and alleys around, there are food, drink, supermarkets and small commodity shops. There is a public parking lot at the entrance of the hotel to park along the street, but whether there is a location depends on luck. The hotel's appearance is not special, and the surrounding streets are photographed."