I am not sure I have anything mroe to add than the earlier reviews! No lift, dated in some areas - but who cares! Room was immaculate, comfy bed with clean linen, quiet. Was barely there (too much else to be done in Brighton) but not a single thing I can complain about for the price. It isn't luxury, but it doesnt claim to be...

Great little huest house located in kemp town part of Brighton, very well located to seafront and pier, the are lots of bars and restaurants to choose from.

The owners were very friendly and helpful, yes the decor is tired in areas and there are a few stairs if you are at the top of the building as we were, however the room was clean, the bed was very comfortable and the shower was nice and hot and easy to use and the rooms rates are very competetive for Brighton, perticularly on a friday and saturday night when we stayed.
To conclude: it was a very succsessful stay, we will definatley return, highly recomemended.

Paid next to nothing for two nights Friday & Saturday. Great location with plenty of restaurants around ate out both nights and was great. Only 10 minutes to the pier and the arcades, bit longer for the clubs and pubs. Staff were always friendly and there to help. All in all lovely weekend stay.

The hotel is clean on the outside and well sign posted. The owner is extremely friendly dealing with our parking and taking our cases up whilst we tried to find somewhere to park, like everywhere in Brighton parking is a nightmare but passes are available from the owner at £5.50 per day (price Sept 2011).

Interior is a little dated or as I prefer period decorations and work is clearly being done to improve this. Our room at top of 6 flights of stairs and I did find it a little difficult to get to room at times due to my fitness and health. The room was much larger than I expected big bay window and sea view (to the side).

The en suite was small and for me (a very big guy) getting to use the loo with door shut was like human Tetris! Shower was more a mixer tap with hose but was big enough to shower safely. However it is more than functional. A small table and chairs along dressing table (spare single bed) completed the room.

The bed was very comfortable the sheets, like everything else, very clean and fresh.

No breakfast supplied but there are a number of cafes on St James street just seconds away.

It is a walk from town but this helped with making the room quiet and at night you can just hear the sea on the pebbles. Is is a little shy of midway between the town and marina. On a very plus side you can get in and out of Brighton without going into the town centre. A MASSIVE bonus as Brighton traffic planning seems to be random at best!

Whilst the decor was a bit traditional I would recommend this hotel without hesitation