“Easily as cool as the city itself, this sea-facing Regency 25 bedroom townhouse is one of Brighton’s most stylish addresses – couples will love its clubby social spaces and chic rooms with lots of galleries and good restaurants just minutes away. Really great for weekend group getaways.”
“Easily as cool as the city itself, this sea-facing Regency 25 bedroom townhouse is one of Brighton’s most stylish addresses – couples will love its clubby social spaces and chic rooms with lots of galleries and good restaurants just minutes away. Really great for weekend group getaways.”
Hotel Review
The flagship property of a boutique chain, rooms at this hotel feature bespoke decoration by artists including graffitist Blek le Rat and Jessica Albarn, known for her bee paintings. There’s no stuffy reception desk here. Friendly staff greet guests in an exposed-brickwork bar furnished with green velvet cocktail chairs, Slim Aarons prints and trailing plants: the perfect backdrop for signature drinks such as the Bakewell Sour. Overnighting guests will appreciate the quality breakfast – everything from a vegan full English to top-notch Bloody Marys – but the all-day café-restaurant is a hub for locals, too, with a partyish vibe at weekends. Bedrooms are built for retreat: softly luxurious, their super-comfy beds are strewn with covetable throws and Roberts Radios sit on reclaimed side tables. Guests may also find the high-end mini bar hard to resist. Bathrooms have either rainfall showers or roll-top tubs – but all are equipped with fragrant Bramley toiletries.
Written by Orla Thomas
Recommended For
- Sights nearby
- Seafront strolling – both Hove and the Brighton Pier are under a 20-minute walk away
- Local markets
- Atmospheric shopping area The Lanes is ten-minutes away on foot
- Close to nightlife
- Explore everything this eclectic city has to offer.
- Great walks
- A stones throw from the beach front
- Other Activities
- Visit The Theatre Royal
- Short break
- Foodies
- Groups
- City Style
- Restrictions on children
- Children over 6 are welcome, but the Artist Residence definitely has a more adult vibe!
- Full of character
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Contemporary
- Beach nearby
- On the beach
- Restaurant
- Townhouse
Facilities
- Restrictions on children
- Children over 6 are welcome, but the Artist Residence definitely has a more adult vibe!
- Wifi
- Private dining room
- Meeting Room
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Bar
- Games room
- Suites
- Restaurant
Activities
- Sights nearby
- Seafront strolling – both Hove and the Brighton Pier are under a 20-minute walk away
- Local markets
- Atmospheric shopping area The Lanes is ten-minutes away on foot
- Close to nightlife
- Explore everything this eclectic city has to offer.
- Great walks
- A stones throw from the beach front
- Other Activities
- Visit The Theatre Royal
Map & Location
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Why do people love staying in your hotel?
- Modern artwork, artist-designed rooms, reclaimed furniture & buzzing cocktail bar.
What is there to do in the area?
- At the top of Regency Square, looking down to the sea, Artist Residence is close to Brighton’s beach and has everything you'd want on your doorstep: galleries and acclaimed restaurants, the Pier and Brighton Pavilion.
What kind of breakfast do you offer?
- We offer brunch classics, including buttermilk pancakes with berry compote, bacon and egg butties and a full English of course.
Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally?
- No. We’d recommend Cin Cin, Burnt Orange & Etch.
Which are your most popular room types, and why?
- Our most popular room type is sea view rooms, with bigger balcony sea view for epic views over Regency Square & Brighton seafront.
What facilities do you have for children and can you fit extra beds in your rooms?
- Some of our room types are suitable for children & we have cots available.
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