Abbey Hotel

The hotel is ideally located for city attractions such as the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, The Lanes and the many restaurants. We have self-catering rooms, all fully equipped with 24-hour hotel access and 24-hour security. We have the only 24-hour self service restaurant, 'The Van Day Room', in the UK, and we can provide a continental breakfast upon request for an additional 3.50 GBP. This is a budget hotel that has just been awarded 3-stars. We will not compromise on cleanliness or service, and we will do our best to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Parking at the hotel is limited. Please ask reception for availability and costs.

Hotel Services

Concierge Services

24-Hour Front Desk
Post/Parcel Service
Express Check out

Self Parking
Local Taxi Company - Streamline - 1.5 kms
Tel No. of Taxi Company:747474
Nearby Pay to Park

Business Services

Internet access
Fax service
Business Support Services

Directions

Motorway or Main Road: A23
Airport: London - Gatwick is 48 miles from the hotel
Airport: London - Heathrow is situated 96 miles from The Abbey Hotel
Port / Ferrycrossing: Newhaven
Port / Ferrycrossing: Dover
Major Train Station:Brighton

By car: - Take the M23 south and continue onto the A23. - Exit for the A27 and take the 2nd exit at the roundabout. - With Preston Park on your left continue to central Brighton, following the one way system to the right. - At Preston Circus traffic signals turn right for the A270 (signposted Hove) into Chatham Place. - At the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Vernon Terrace. - Turn right onto Temple Gardens then left onto Norfolk Terrace. - The abbey is situated on the right hand side of the road.

Please note that all direction instructions will be included in the reservation confirmation e-mail that you recieve after the booking has been completed

How to Book

Our instant, online booking service is fast, convenient and secure. We keep our availability up-to-the-minute so you can book your hotel online with complete confidence. You may book as many rooms as you like for any dates that you need. Once you have made your reservation, you will receive confirmation by email with our details and directions - all you need to do is turn up!

You will then need to select the dates you wish to stay for, and then go on to choose your rooms. You'll also need to provide us with your contact information and credit card details. Credit card details are required as a guarantee - your card is not charged until you finish your stay at the hotel.

How to cancel

If you need to cancel a booking please go to the cancellation page. After you have made a booking you will recieve a reservation confirmation e-mail with a link to this cancellation page. All you need to do is enter your email address - you will then be shown your current bookings. To cancel a booking follow the simple instructions. This will inform us of the cancellation, and send you a confirmation email. Please note a cancellation charge may apply, depending on how far in advance you make the cancellation.

For further information about the security of your information and our privacy policy, please follow the links below.

Hotel Policies

Checkin & Checkout

Check in hours are from 16:00 and onwards.
Check out is required before 11:00 hours.

Children

All children are charged at adult rates

Payment

The following credit cards are accepted:

Reservations

CANCELLATION POLICY: null COMMENTS: 1. Minimum stay of 2 nights for Friday & Saturday bookings. 2. Group bookings are accepted, however we do not cater for Stag/Hen nights/weekends and will not tolerate any bad behaviour of any kind. Failure to comply with any of our 'conditions of stay' will result in the immediate removal from the premises night or day! You will appreciate others that are staying at the hotel require the courtesy of a pleasant stay.

Local Attractions

The North and South Laines

The Laines were burnt to the ground by French invaders in the 16th century and was rebuilt along the same streets, now they are full of antique and clothes shops including a vast number of restaurants and watering holes

The Royal Pavilion

Built in 1784 and purchased in the early nineteenth century for the Prince Regent. Under the direction of the architect John Nash who employed a mixture of classical and Indian styles which have been labelled Hindoo-Gothic.

Brighton Pier

Built in 1891 by designer Richard St George Moore, it stretches a quarter of a mile towards France. Today the pier has two amusement arcades, three bars, a fun fair and stalls selling pretty much every food product guaranteed to block your arteries.

Churchill Square Shopping Centre

Brighton's exciting shopping centre with 85 big names all under one roof. It's a perfect part of any day out, whether shopping, browsing, meeting friends or checking out what's happening in any of the centre's promotional areas.

Guest Reviews

An Anonymous Guest gave Abbey Hotel a rating of Fair

"It was rather inexpensive, close to the city center, the building is nice from the outside."

"The elevator (very small and cumbersome to use), the showers (most of them would not work correctly, with water spraying around the handle), the interior of the rooms (not the nicest carpet I've seen), the TV programming (it only has basic channels)."

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