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This popular 4-star AA Bed & Breakfast is owned and managed by a gay couple Mark & Eamon. Each of the 8 comfortable en suite double rooms portray, through styling, a legend from the golden era of films. Room features include a TV, tea & coffee facilities and free WiFi. Breakfast served in a bright ground floor dining room overlooking the front garden.  The 'Full English' includes juices, cereals, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, beans and toast, along with freshly brewed tea or coffee.  A great alternative breakfast is available for vegetarians and vegans.

Nineteen is an intimate Bed & Breakfast, located in the heart of the Kemptown gay village and just a few steps from the beach. In your room, you’ll find everything you need - Kenneth Turner toiletries, crisp cotton sheets, fluffy towels, bath robes, free WiFi. Breakfast is served in you room, and there is always tea, coffee and a plate of biscuits available in the kitchen. Owner Mark is happy to assist with restaurant, bar and club recommendations.

Legends is located on Brighton seafront, just moments from the best gay venues. The Basement Club is in the hotel's own basement! Standard rooms feature LCD TV, tea & coffee-making facilities and free WiFi. Deluxe rooms and suites include a lounge area, fridge and dual-aspect sea view. All rooms are non-smoking and can be accessed via a lift. Rates include a Full English or Continental breakfast. Guests have free use of the nearby Fitness First gym. We recommend booking a higher floor room for weekend stays, as the club is open until the early hours. A best-seller on Travel Gay, although book early as the hotel is often sold out - particularly at weekends.

Chic, modern luxury bed and breakfast in central Brighton, close to the beach and the nighttime action. Guest And The City offers 7 compact guest rooms, each featuring a super comfortable double bed, Egyptian cotton sheets, LCD TV, iPod dock and tea & coffee-making facilities. Expect a relaxed environment, friendly service and great, cooked to order breakfast. Free WiFi available throughout.

The 4-star boutique seafront Drakes Hotel is less than 2 minutes' walk from Legends and R-Bar. It features a 24-hour lounge bar with wonderful sea views. Each air-conditioned guest room has exceptionally comfortable Vi-spring mattresses, Egyptian cotton sheets, satellite LCD TV (including Sky Sports), free WiFi. The bathroom has some rather nice with White Company toiletries and fluffy towels. The real treat is downstairs. Drakes' elegant 2AA Rosette restaurant is renowned for serving some of the best food in Brighton. Non-hotel guests can enjoy a fabulous breakfast.

Cutting-edge design hotel in the centre of Brighton. The Feng Shui-inspired guest rooms look like something out of a 1990's science fiction movie with curved walls, vibrant colours and modern bespoke furniture. Each room at My is air-conditioned and has a flat screen TV, sound system, free WiFi and safe. The bathrooms have a full-sized walk-in shower. Located less than a 10 minute walk from the beach and to most of the gay bars and clubs. Private parking is available (advance reservation required).

Jurys Inn is located next to Brighton Railway Station - convenient if you're travelling from London for a weekend break. The beach and gay village are an easy 15-minute walk away. The air-conditioned guest rooms are modern and larger than in many hotels in the area. Rooms feature flat screen TV, free WiFi, tea & coffee-making facilities. Great value for money.

If you walk along the Promenade, you might think that The Waterfront (until recently Thistle Brighton) was a tired old office block. Outwardly the worst of British 1970's design, but inside it is a rather good hotel.  It features a swimming pool, spa and small gym. The air-conditioned guest rooms are spacious, modern and equipped with a very comfortable king-sized bed and free WiFi. The front-facing deluxe rooms have excellent sea views. The hotel has its own private underground car park (fees apply). If you visit Brighton and try to find a parking spot overnight, you will appreciate just how useful this facility is. The beach is right across the road, and it is just a 5-minute walk to the gay bars & clubs in Kemptown.

One Broad Street is a fabulous guesthouse offering 8 beautifully bright and airy, en suite guest rooms that feature comfortable beds, LCD TV's, free WiFi and White Company toiletries in bathrooms. Owners Richard and Lorraine make every effort to ensure your stay is as comfortable and cook one of the best breakfasts you are likely to experience in a guesthouse. Located in the heart of Brighton's gay village and just a few steps from the seafront.

One of the funkiest places to stay in Brighton.  The guys who run this award-winning boutique guesthouse offer a laid-back unpretentious mix of luxury vintage/modern design, spacious en suite rooms and an excellent freshly cooked breakfast. Guest rooms have free WiFi, TV, alarm clock radio, iPod dock, Egyptian cotton towels and a comfy bed with feather down duvets and pillows. Located in Kemptown district, close to the best gay nightlife and the beach.  Minimum 3-night stay during public Bank Holiday weekends.

The Premier Inn Brighton City Centre is part of the UK's largest hotel chain. Like every other Premier Inn, you can be assured of a comfortable bed in simply furnished en suite bedroom.  Breakfast also available at an extra charge. Location-wise, the hotel is in the heart of Brighton's shopping district, just a 5-minute walk from the Brighton seafront and Kemptown gay scene.

Great choice for all queens. The seafront Queens Hotel is located just 100 metres from the iconic Brighton Pier and a short walk of the city centre shops, The Lanes and the Kemptown gay village. The spacious en suite guest rooms feature LCD TV's, tea & coffee making facilities and bottled water.  More than half of the rooms have fabulous sea views. Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel. The hotel also boasts one of the largest indoor swimming pools and best equipped gyms in the city.

A popular budget choice. The ibis Brighton City Centre is located clsoe to the train station, a 5-minute walk to the ‘The Lanes’ shopping area, and about 15-minutes downhill to the gay bars on the seafront. Each modern guest room features a surprisingly comfortable bed (we've tried it), free WiFi, flat screen TV, desk and tea & coffee makers. Some of the top floor rooms also have (distant) sea views. The hotel has its own stylish cafe bar which serves great freshly baked croissants and other bakery products for breakfast. Popular budget option.

The Old Ship hotel has an excellent seafront location, less than a 5-minute walk to the gay bars and clubs in Kemptown and even closer to the shops. The hotel offers 24-hour room service and free WiFi. Many rates include The Old Ship's  extensive breakfast buffet. The friendly, very efficient staff, comfortable rooms and excellent value for money make The Old Ship a consistently popular hotel on Travel Gay.

If location is your priority, The Royal Albion is difficult to beat. The hotel overlooks the beach, next to Brighton Pier. Walk east 2 minutes for the best gay nightlife, bar Legends etc. Walk west 2 minutes for the shops, and north 2 minutes for Brighton Pavilion. The Royal Albion, which was built in 1826, is traditionally furnished throughout. En suite rooms have a TV and tea & coffee-making facilities, and many have wonderful sea views. There's a restaurant onsite, but a huge choice of chic cafés and excellent eateries are nearby.

By far the most famous hotel in Brighton, The Grand is a classic seaside luxury retreat. It's one to tick off your bucket list. You'll be able to say, "I stayed at The Grand in Brighton, you know." It's right on the seafront in an unbeatable location. Although it's a historic hotel, the decor isn't old and stuffy - it was recently refurbed. The colour palette is light and airy, benefitting from the bright light in spring and summer. The Grand is, of course, a major landmark in UK history. The IRA almost succeeded in assassinating Margaret Thatcher at this hotel in 1984. They failed but had they succeeded history would have taken a different turn. Afternoon tea at The Grand is quite an experience. This is a fab choice for a gay stay in Brighton.

Owners Description: Welcome to The Square Townhouse, a luxurious boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Brighton's vibrant Kemp Town Gay District. Our Regency-inspired design embodies luxury at every turn, ensuring a truly indulgent experience throughout your stay.   Just moments from the sea, our Grade II listed gem overlooks a Regency Garden square, offering a picturesque setting for your visit. At The Square Townhouse, we take great pride in our commitment to personalised service, striving to create memorable moments from the moment you book until the day you depart. Unwind in our Cocktail Lounge and Bar, a welcoming space for guests and locals to mingle. Our Pamper Room awaits for added relaxation, offering massages, facials, and an array of beauty treatments. Indulge in our exquisite Square Townhouse Breakfast, featuring à la carte delights from traditional to continental options. Every dish is crafted from locally sourced ingredients and prepared to order, ensuring a delightful start to your day.   At The Square Townhouse, we do not just offer exceptional stays; we specialise in hosting a wide range of events, from Meetings to Christmas Parties, Birthdays to Hen Parties, and Weddings. Our dedicated Team can cater to your every need, ensuring your event is unforgettable. For the ultimate experience, consider booking the entire hotel for your event and make it a genuinely exclusive affair.   Do not hesitate to contact us directly for the best rates and a seamless booking experience. Your journey with The Square Townhouse begins here, where luxury meets warmth, and every detail is tailored to your comfort and enjoyment.