Where to Stay in Brighton
Romantic neighborhoods, boutique hotels, and date-night spots
Our pick for couples
Stay in Hove (Central/Seafront)
Provides a more relaxed and elegant setting with beautiful sea views and a sophisticated dining scene.
Best Neighborhoods for Couples
Ranked by relevance for couples visiting Brighton
The Lanes
LuxuryA charming labyrinth of narrow streets packed with independent boutiques, antique shops, and cozy pubs.
- +Unique shopping experience
- +Excellent dining options
- +Central and historic
- -Can be very crowded
- -Limited accommodation options
Hove (Central/Seafront)
Mid-rangeA more relaxed and sophisticated counterpart to Brighton, with elegant Regency architecture and a pleasant seafront promenade.
- +Quieter and more relaxed
- +Beautiful seafront
- +Good selection of restaurants
- -Further from Brighton's main attractions
- -Fewer nightlife options
North Laine
Mid-rangeBohemian and vibrant, this area buzzes with independent shops, vintage stores, cafes, and street art.
- +Eclectic shopping and dining
- +Lively atmosphere
- +Good transport links
- -Can be noisy
- -Parking is difficult
Kemptown
Mid-rangeA vibrant, slightly bohemian area known for its independent shops, lively pubs, and a strong LGBTQ+ community.
- +Great pubs and bars
- +Good value restaurants
- +Unique independent shops
- -Hilly terrain
- -Can be noisy on weekend nights
Daily Budget (Luxury)
GBP 300/day
Hidden Gems in Brighton
Lesser-known spots the locals love
The Ginger Pig
More than just a butcher, The Ginger Pig offers incredible locally sourced meat and delicious homemade pies, sausages, and scotch eggs. It's a fantastic spot for a high-quality, hearty lunch or to pick up some gourmet ingredients.
Volk's Electric Railway
Take a nostalgic journey along Brighton's seafront on the oldest electric railway in the world. It offers a unique and charming way to see the coastline, especially on a sunny day.
1 area to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Brighton