AMSTERDAM HOTEL BRIGHTON - Hotel Reviews, Photos, Rate Comparison

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On the seafront, in the heart of vibrant Kemptown, opposite Brighton's famous Palace Pier, the Amsterdam Hotel offers award-winning accommodation and free Wi-Fi. The Amsterdam Hotel offers a selection of large, newly decorated rooms to suit all budgets. All rooms have a large en suite walk-in shower room, a flat-screen TV with Freeview digital channels, and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms have stunning views over Brighton's famous pier, the beach, and the seafront. Light and airy, the stylish and contemporary bar was completely refurbished in 2014. Looking out to sea, the bar has a large outdoor terrace, a big-screen music video system and free Wi-Fi. In the mornings, guests can purchase continental or cooked breakfast at the hotel. In the heart of Brighton's vibrant scene, the hotel is close to all of the amazing restaurants, friendly bars, theatres, shops and, of course, the exciting nightlife.

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Mid-range

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100Great for walkers

290Restaurantswithin 0.5 km

74Attractionswithin 0.5 km

Contact

11-12 Marine Parade Kemptown, Brighton BN2 1TL England

Getting there

Gatwick Airport37 km

Heathrow Airport76 km

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Gustamps

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The best place to stay in Brighton

Fuky hotel in great location. Across from pier right on the waterfront. Just a little seedy with loads of character. We've stayed a few times. Great people, clean rooms, good bar. Very gay and accommodating of us heteros. Lots of fun.Good value, Highly recommended.

Date of stay: December 2018

Good time had by all. Clean and safe.,

Booked Christmas day here and met lots of up-market people. You dont want to mix with riff-raff. Hotel was spotless and the management were on top form. Would be perfect for gay couples. CLose to everything and rooms were huge. Directly across from the Pier so nice view. …

Date of stay: December 2018

Earplugs for welcome

We stayed one night in hotel Amsterdam, we did not expected anything extra, but at least quiet place to sleep. Neighbors on the top of our room was partying all night, and the door were moving every time ( I thought that earplugs on the table when we arrived were as joke).…

Date of stay: November 2018

Last minute booking

Decided to stay in Brighton on a Saturday night and left it just a few days before arriving. Most 3 star hotels were really expensive but the Amsterdam had some available and reasonably priced. The superior room was spacious and fine. The continental breakfast was complimentary…

Date of stay: October 2018

Great Food Stylish Cabaret

This great little bistro bar almost across from the Pier Serving good selection of food throughout the day Sunday lunches are Devine with added bonus of Cabaret late afternoon in a relaxed and comfy setting Good bar and wine selection all at reasonable and competitive prices A…

Date of stay: November 2018

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Where do you park. I know the problems of parking in Brighton

On street car parking is possible in the bays in the Zone around the hotel (Zone C) and costs £8.00 per 24 hours. Permits can be obtained from our Reception on check in.

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You're listed as being pet friendly - what does this mean? We have a Doberman... :)

Many guests had their big dogs with them and everything was fine:-)

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Is there parking here as I've been told that parking is expensive in Brighton.

Brighton and Hove is probably the most unfriendly city in the UK towards car owners. If you can, avoid taking a car into Brighton. Use public transport. A 24 hour parking ticket that is useable only in area "C" where the hotel is situated will cost you £8.00 for twenty-four hours. You can but this from the hotel - but finding a space is not the easiest of tasks!. Public transport in Brighton is excellent and day passes are available for just the inner city (£2.50 per day,) the larger part of the city that costs a bit more and for anywhere that is about £7.00 from memory.

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I have a blue badge do I have to pay for parking

Parking is horrendous in Brighton. There are blue badge places but whether there are any near the hotel I am afraid that I do not know. I suggest that you ask the hotel. However, if you are able to avoid using a car I would advise you do so - Brighton is the least friendly place to park anywhere in Britain with the most unfriendly rude and unhelpful parking attendants I have ever encountered anywhere in the UK or elsewhere in Europe. Surprising as Brighton is one of my favourite places to visit but I NEVER take my car.

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Am I able to being my 8yo daughter?

I found it to be quite quiet here, so I don't think noise would be a huge issue. It is essentially a club below the hotel, so probably not the best for children. I saw someone check in with a dog, but did not see any children there... BUT... The good thing is that there is a door at the side of the building, which takes you straight to the hotel reception, stair and lift. So you can easily avoid the bar area if need be! Hope this helps :)

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