Best Western Brighton Hotel

[rrruss]

Faded elegance or a dump? I'm reading mixed reviews online!

Anyone got any experience of the Brighton Hotel on Kings Road?

 

[Jam The Man]

Going to a wedding reception there next month - not been before though so have no idea what it's like. Apparently according to the bride and bride (yes it's a civil jobby) the rate of hire was reasonable...

 

[desprateseagull]

is that the one close to what was the west pier? stayed there a while ago, clean enough though small room, with tv and private loo/shower, but it was only £25 so couldnt complain- brekky included.

there was a gym, but that may be extra.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Always liked the look and location of that hotel. Even when it opened (as the Oak Hotel was it?) it was advertising rooms for thirty quid a night. If you were only here for the nightlife, it would appear to be the ideal choice. I mean, as long as it's got a bed and a roof, it would seem you could hardly go wrong.

(edited - Doh! I'm thinking of a completely different hotel altogether, the one between the Odeon and Wetherspoons - tho the exact same observations apply)

 

[hitony]

Faded elegance or a dump? I'm reading mixed reviews online!

Anyone got any experience of the Brighton Hotel on Kings Road?

Russ, i am guessing you are looking at staying there on the 3rd may ? for the Gary Hart do at the metropole, i have just checked the best western and its full, unless of course you have already booked it ? got your e mail by the way, thanks, but we are already booked up etc so will see you there

 

[rrruss]

Tony, we are staying in the Best Western on the Thursday night, then moving to Langfords with the rest of the "Flying Squad". See you soon.

 

[hitony]

Tony, we are staying in the Best Western on the Thursday night, then moving to Langfords with the rest of the "Flying Squad". See you soon.

will see you at the metropole on Saturday night,

 

[desprateseagull]

Always liked the look and location of that hotel. Even when it opened (as the Oak Hotel was it?) it was advertising rooms for thirty quid a night. If you were only here for the nightlife, it would appear to be the ideal choice. I mean, as long as it's got a bed and a roof, it would seem you could hardly go wrong.

(edited - Doh! I'm thinking of a completely different hotel altogether, the one between the Odeon and Wetherspoons - tho the exact same observations apply)

Oak Hotel in West street is now the 'Quality' hotel.. not been inside tho..

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Oak Hotel in West street is now the 'Quality' hotel.. not been inside tho..

Ah right, cheers