Directions & Parking

We are conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from the Regency Square underground car park in Regency Square, Brighton BN1 2FG. This car park offers competitive rates starting at approximately £32 per day for both short and long-term parking in Central Brighton. For additional parking options, please refer to the Brighton & Hove car park map: Car Park Map.

Please note that Regency Mews is also nearby with parking around £20, though availability is limited. For a park and ride option, Withdean Sports Centre is available. Regency Square's parking rate is approximately £10 but only available until midnight.

Regular trains from London Victoria, London Kings Cross, London Bridge, and Bedford to Brighton run every half hour and take about an hour. Direct services also connect Brighton with the North West, the Midlands, Scotland, the West Country, and South Wales. For more details, visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.

From Brighton Station

Exit the station and walk downhill on Queens Road towards the sea. At the Clock Tower, turn right onto Western Road and continue past Churchill Square Shopping Centre. After about 5 minutes, turn left onto Preston Street. We are at the end of Preston Street on the right, right on the seafront.

You can also reach Brighton by coach. The journey from London takes about 2 hours, with regular National Express services from London Heathrow and Gatwick Airport. Gatwick is about 1 hour away, while Heathrow takes just over 2 hours. Brighton has frequent and reliable coach connections from across the country. For more details, visit www.nationalexpress.com.

From Poole Valley Coach Station

Upon arrival at Poole Valley Coach Station, turn right and walk along the seafront for about 10 minutes. When you reach Preston Street on your right, the hotel will be directly ahead of you on the left side of the road.

Brighton is easily accessible by car, whether you're renting or driving your own vehicle. The city is well-connected, with the M23/A23 linking it to London in about 1 hour. For travel to the East and West, you can use the coastal A27/M27 routes. Being a relatively small city, traffic is usually manageable.

For route planning and more information, visit: maps.google.co.uk

Brighton offers various convenient transportation options. Buses operated by Brighton & Hove Buses are frequent and affordable, providing easy access to different parts of the city. For bus schedules and routes, visit Brighton & Hove Buses. Additionally, Brighton is a picturesque city, making it perfect for exploring on foot. For those who prefer cycling, bike rental services are available.

For more information on local transport and to discover exciting activities in Brighton, visit our Brighton Activities page.