My partner and I have just returned from a stay in this beautifully presented b&b. The property is down a quiet side street off the seafront, so it is very central. The member of staff that greeted us and also cooked our breakfast was lovely. He made us feel very welcome. The room was divine. Wonderfully decorated, with a tv and dvd player, fridge with complimentary water, diet coke and chocolate. The real clincher was the bed. We stayed in the royal pavillion room, which has a four poster, and it must be the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in! Yay to memory foam! If you want a quiet stay in a classy, friendly b&b then stay here!

a very sweet place to stay. nicely decorated, friendly service and great breakfast. would definately recommend.

We found Brighton Pavilions through Tripadvisor and would have no hesitations recommending it. The hotel was spotlessly clean and the owners were incredibly friendly and helpful. We hope to be back soon.

We stayed in Brighton at the Brighton Pavilions for two nights as we were watching Aloe Blacc at the Brighton Dome. The Pavilions is a small but friendly hotel. It's very neat and tidy and lavishly decorated by its friendly hosts who want to ensure you have a great stay.

Some reviews mention the parking, but to be fair even the big mainstream hotels in Brighton have parking issues. Basically, it's a popular town with narrow streets and so parking is an issue. But the hosts make it as easy as possible. You pull up outside the hotel on the double yellow lines and the host comes to the pavement to greet you. He sticks a sign on your windscreen saying you're a guest checking in and five minutes later you're off searching for a parking space equipped with a map given to you by the hotel with the best places clearly marked. I found a space two streets away and the car was perfectly safe there and it was only a two minute walk away. To be honest, the hotels with car parks crammed cars into tiny spaces and various angles so some were blocked in. Less hassle parking on the street and it seemed OK and relatively safe and secure.

We stayed in the Pompeii room. Each room is beautifully decorated with a different theme. The hosts, according to the information booklet, spent £150,000 renovating the hotel and decorating the rooms. Pompeii was compact and bijou, but fine for a few nights stay. The bed was comfortable and there was a large sash window that could be opened. The room was very quiet and made for a good night's sleep.

The hotel is about a 10-15 minute walk to the main shopping centres and the North Laines area. There are several great pubs and restaurants en route and also a few supermarkets in case you fancy taking a bottle back to your room to watch one of the free DVDs you can borrow.

You're about 100 yards from the sea front which made for some great pre-breakfast walks.

Great weekend and recommended.