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Gay Friendly Guest House
Brighton One Broad Street Gay Friendly Guest House, Broad Street, Brighton  www.onebroadstreet.com Bright, crisp and immaculately presented best sums up this super Brighton sea front guest house. This refreshing style flows effortlessly through the eight individual bedrooms that are punctuated carefully with splashes of colour. There are eight en-suite bedrooms, many with cheeky sea views, including a small studio apartment. All are immaculately presented and well equipped with incredibly comfortable beds, generous hospitality trays, flat screen TVs, free Wi-Fi access and many other extras that give this super little guest house a hotel feel. Most importantly the real stars here are the two talented ladies Ramola and Mary who own and run One Broad Street and through their hard work and eye for detail have created a very special, friendly and calm oasis just a stones throw away from Brighton's fabulous beach, pier, Lanes shopping area, the Brighton conference centre & Brighton's fabulous restaurants, bars & cafés and all the vibrant buzz of Brighton's Gay Village, Kemp Town just up the road. |
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Gay Friendly Art Deco Style Guest House
Brighton Paskins Gay Friendly Art Deco Guest House, Charlotte Street, Brighton  www.paskins.co.uk On my arrival at the Art Nouveau reception I was welcomed by a happy smiley member of staff who showed me to one of the 19 rooms, each of which are individual in design and perhaps a little quirky but not at the expense of being comfortable. I cannot decide which aspect of Paskins I find most appealing, whether it is the two fine town houses it occupies or the vibrant palette of the decor. There is of course the famous Art Deco breakfast room which is simply stunning, the individuality of the bedrooms, the amazingly good food and Susan and Roger's incredible passion to operate Paskins in an ethically responsible way without detriment to their guests' comfort or the environment. I know that it is now very vogue to make such claims, but these guys have been practising this for the last fifteen years. The breakfast room is special and it is so easy to see why so many Art Deco aficionados pay unconditional homage here. The menu provides an astonishing variety of imaginative vegetarian and vegan delights, 3 fishy dishes, a full English to die for and some intriguing specials. How cool can it be to arrive and relax in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere that bears not a hint of dust nor slavish attitudes to style? Paskins' style brief is Vivienne Westwood meets Amelia Earhart. |
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Gay Friendly Guest House Brighton Motel Schmotel Gay Friendly Guest House, Russell Square, Brighton  www.motelschmotel.co.uk Snuggled amongst other fine Regency townhouses in pretty Russell Square sits this neat guest house, just two minutes from all the buzz and vibrancy that Brighton is famous for: exclusive shops, bars, restaurants, clubs and the famous seafront. Amsy, Paul and Jackson are the fun and friendly trio who own and run this great little guest house whose rooms are clean, crisp, bright, happy & appealing. Wait until you try their award winning organic locally sourced breakfasts in bed, just fabulous. These guys are class acts in the guest house hospitality stakes in Brighton. |
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Gay Friendly Boutique Guest House
Brighton The Oriental Gay Friendly Boutique Guest House, Oriental Place, Brighton  www.orientalbrighton.co.uk This fabulous Grade II Georgian guest house in Oriental Place just a stone's throw from the sea has a uniquely refreshing view on design and service. Thoughtfully unpretentious yet unashamedly Brighton, The Oriental is like staying with old friends who just happen to own a stunning, chic, boutique guest house in Brighton: relaxed, unfussy but with all the finishing touches of an hotel. Prior to your arrival, someone from The Oriental will call you to find out more about you, just as your friend would, whether your stay with them is a special occasion, holiday, or if your visit to The Oriental is for an important business meeting, to ensure that they meet with all your expectations and perhaps a little more. The Oriental's shabby chic luxury rooms all feature en suite walk-in showers whilst the large superior rooms will pamper your senses, and they are decorated in a retro romantic style with oriental influences featuring en suite spa baths and showers. All rooms have LCD TVs and DVD players with Freeview, WiFi and desk space and luxurious oriental silk headboards. With the exception of the obvious style and comfort here at The Oriental, the real brief is good old-fashioned customer service with a smile from Catherine and her loyal friendly team of staff. A classy shabby chic stay. |
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Gay Friendly Guest House Brighton Coward's Gay Friendly Guest House, Upper Rock Gardens, Brighton  www.cowardsbrighton.co.uk In 1991, Gerry opened the doors of this fine Regency town house in the heart of Brighton's gay village with all the vibrant atmosphere of the restaurants, clubs and bars that it is famous for, and has been welcoming the gay community to his fine guest house ever since. Coward's is dressed with unique art and antiques that complement its feel of timeless elegance and charm. The bedrooms are bright, airy, immaculately presented and well equipped with television, generous hospitality tray, fridge and radio alarm, and how civilised to be able to take late breakfast in the dining room off which there is a pleasing patio garden with tables and chairs. Gerry is a lovable character, excellent host and a mine of information regarding all the gay scene and special not-so-well-known places to visit in Brighton and Gerry, if asked, can provide concessions to some of the most fabulous gay clubs and saunas in Brighton. What a fabulous gay friendly stay with Gerry and his smashing team of staff. |
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Gay Friendly Boutique
Guest House Brighton Guest and the City Gay Friendly Guest House, Broad Street, Brighton  www.guestandthecity.co.uk Guest and the City is a small beautifully styled boutique guest house with seven fabulous en-suite bedrooms. This little beauty is situated in the heart of Brighton’s gay village in Kemp Town, minutes from the centre of Brighton, 30 seconds from the beach and the world famous Brighton Palace Pier. All of the bedrooms are equipped with flat screen TVs, DVD and CD players, and the two superior double bedrooms feature stained glass Brighton windows opening onto a private balcony/sun room that provide “cheeky” views of the sea. On the top floor is a Loft Suite consisting of two double bedrooms with private wet room and kitchenette area. Dan and Mardi, the friendly and hard working owners, take great pride in quality and finish of the accommodations, and goodness it shows! Tastefully chic modern style with great attention to detail and a warm friendly atmosphere is Dan & Mardi's’ ethos, thus providing a comfortable stylish base for their guests to enjoy their holiday in Brighton. Breakfasting here in the bright and airy dining room is a delight where the tables are graced with good quality fresh local fare, is all part of the Guest and the City experience. |
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Gay Friendly Guest House Brighton Whitburn Lodge Gay Friendly Guest House, Montpelier Road, Brighton  www.whitburnlodge.com Whitburn Lodge is located in an elegant terrace of period townhouses and is a short stroll from the sea front. Phil and Louise are the friendly couple who own and run this gorgeous guest house and between them they have created a welcoming, warm, friendly and relaxed guest house with stylish immaculate bedrooms and designer shower rooms, and one roll-top bathroom. The whole house is finished to as near perfection as you could get and amongst all this obvious comfort, the real reward of staying here is the relaxed friendly & welcoming atmosphere provided by Phil & Louise. |
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Gay Friendly Guest House Brighton Snooze, Gay Friendly Guest House, St Georges Terrace, Brighton  www.snoozebrighton.com The Snooze Guest House has to be one of the funkiest places to stay in Brighton, if not in the UK. This award winning boutique guest house is located in Brighton’s quirky Kemptown district. Snooze is full of ingenuity, it is unique and its design is without imitation providing a truly creative setting for you to enjoy a really memorable and relaxing getaway. Snooze is about attitude, the atmosphere and the way the friendly Snooze crew run things. You’ll be well looked after here: it’s laid back and unpretentious with touches of luxury and lovingly prepared breakfasts. Stay in one of the 6 Snooze bedrooms; uniquely styled, they’re a fabulous original mix of vintage and contemporary design. Created with equal amounts of flair, love and imagination, they’re very spacious and fully en-suite. Five are large doubles and one is available as a twin or superkingsize room. All of the rooms come equipped with free Wi-Fi, TV, DAB alarm clock radio, hot drink stuff, fluffy Egyptian cotton towels and lovely comfy beds with feather down duvets and pillows all dressed with crisp white cotton linen. Your booking includes a full range of freshly cooked breakfasts from their menu to be enjoyed in their bright and airy Snoozed-up breakfast room. For that ultimate Snooze vibe, bolt up and kick back in one of their super new suites. Tucked away on the top floor, their penthouses have original seventies decor and true vintage styling, experience unrivalled decadence and luxury Snooze-style! Huge floor space with shag pile carpet, a bed to die for, plenty of lounging space and all your 21st century needs catered for. Big Freeview TV with DVD player, ipod docking station, DAB radio, sumptuous linen, fluffy bathrobes and a double shower in the stunning en-suite bathrooms. All this and breakfast in bed. How fabulously cool is that! What a great stay in Brighton. |
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Gay Friendly Guest House Brighton Brighton House, Gay Friendly Guest House, Regency Square, Brighton  www.brighton-house.co.uk Stunning best describes this immaculately presented regency townhouse guest house conveniently situated close to the seafront, the historic Lanes and colourful North Laine, and the recently renovated Cultural Quarter. It has a romantic 4-poster bedroom, balcony room, and a variety of other bedrooms, all of which are simply fabulous. All rooms are fully en-suite and are equipped with TVs, fans for the summer, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers and free WiFi access. Apart from the obvious comforts and delicious breakfasts, the real emphasis is the timeless sense of elegance and style that flows effortlessly throughout this beautiful guest house. Brighton House is owned and run by the very talented & friendly duo Christine & Lucho who pride themselves on their distinctive ‘green’ eco-friendly accommodation that provides a clean, comfortable, stylish and environmentally friendly ‘home from home’ feel, where you can relax and switch off in tranquil surroundings. |
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Gay Friendly Budget Guest House Accommodation Brighton Kipps Gay Friendly Budget Accommodation, Grand Parade, Brighton  www.kipps-brighton.com Kipps Brighton is a small quirky but incredibly friendly budget guest house which provides perhaps some of the cheapest accommodation in Brighton. So if you are on a budget, Kipps is the place for you. It provides clean, comfortable accommodation with double, single and dorm-type rooms, all of which have shower and wash hand-basin facilities. Although Kipps is a budget no-frills place to stay, the facilities are very good: licensed bar, outside terrace, lounge area with DVD, Nintendo Wii, digital television and free Internet access. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house. Whilst Kipps provides budget accommodation, their claim to fame is that they are the only hostel that overlooks the Royal Pavilion & is just a short stroll from many of Brighton's major attractions: Museum, Art Gallery, the theatres Royal and Dome, not forgetting the famous pier. Lee who heads the happy Kipps team is a friendly guy and very modest to boot, so don't take everything you read on his website at face value. Kipps is a fabulous gay friendly place to stay if you are coming to visit Brighton on a budget. It may be cheap but it's spotlessly clean. Fabulous. |
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