Location. The Royal Albion Hotel is housed in two interconnecting Regency buildings, located on the city’s seafront, adjacent to the Old Steine and war memorial, and directly opposite the beach and Brighton Pier. London Gatwick Airport is 31 miles from the hotel, around 30 minutes by car.
Hotel Features. Guests can relax with draught beers, hot drinks and light meals in the bar, which features a wide screen television showing sporting events and extends into a contemporary, conservatory style side lounge with views of the pier. During fine weather, guests can take in sea views from the first floor terrace. The hotel houses seven meeting rooms, the largest of which can hold up to 80 people. Staff at the 24 hour front desk are on hand to exchange currency and provide round the clock room service.

Guests of the Royal Albion can dine in the restaurant which offers sea views and serves buffet breakfasts and traditional British fare, including Cottage Pie, Gammon Steak and Fillet of Cod at lunch and dinner.

Guests benefit from discounted access to the David Lloyd health club, one mile away. The Palace Pier, opposite the hotel, offers cafes, rides and an amusement arcade. The nearest golf course is approximately half a mile from the hotel; bicycles and scooters are available for hire within 100 metres, and hikers can explore the trails of the South Downs, 1.5 miles away.

Guestrooms. The Royal Albion Hotel houses 185 guestrooms across five floors, all of which feature predominantly red or blue colour schemes. All rooms include dial up Internet connections, 18 inch televisions with cable channels, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial phones, and hair dryers.

Expert Tip. The Brighton Sea Life Centre is located 100 metres from the hotel and is visible from the lounge bar. Housed in a grand Victorian building, the centre replicates more than 30 marine environments, and houses creatures ranging from seahorses and giant Japanese spider crabs to sharks and endangered ocean going turtles.