Brighton Pavilion is a second-floor apartment sleeping four in the heart of the city, with direct access to everything Brighton offers. You get two double bedrooms, two bathrooms (one ensuite), and a generous open-plan living space that connects the kitchen, dining area and lounge. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking—oven, hob, microwave, washing machine and fridge—so you can eat in or explore the surrounding streets. Bed linen, towels, wi-fi and heating are included; there's parking for one car on site, which in central Brighton is genuinely rare.
The Royal Pavilion is moments away, an exotic Indo-Chinese palace built for King George IV with restored interiors and gardens. The Brighton Museum & Art Gallery sits nearby. Beyond that, the Lanes branch out with independent shops and cafés, North Laine offers vintage stores and street art, and the seafront with its pier and pebble beach is walkable. The Dome and Theatre Royal host year-round performances. This is not a quiet corner—the apartment sits where the city's energy is highest. Smoking is not permitted.
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Arrive after 16:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Such an interesting and fascinating place to visit and the interior is not what you would expect. Audio tour v informative but should be included in price not extra as v few boards inside to read about the pavilion so you definitely need buy the tour as an extra. 5 stars if that had been included. Its well worth a visit . We were there 2 hours. Good dragon trail for kids at the moment
a month ago · via Google
Utterly stunning. A must visit attraction, we came during the dragon season special. And there was loads for our toddler to do. All the staff were incredibly kind and constantly offered where to go so out little one could make the most of the Pavilion. Expertly curated and very interactive.
2 months ago · via Google
What an absolutely amazing place. Well worth the entrance fee especially as it's a charity run location now. So much information once inside. The main chandelier in the great hall weighs over one tonne. Keep Del boy and Rodders clear of that. Really chuffed to have see the pavilion and the staff on hand have great stories to tell if you ask them.
3 months ago · via Google
I recently visited the Royal Pavilion, and it was honestly one of the most unique places I’ve seen in the UK. 🏛️ From the outside, the building looks absolutely stunning with its unusual architecture—it almost feels like you’ve been transported somewhere in Asia. Inside, it’s even more impressive. The rooms are beautifully decorated with so much detail, especially the grand chandeliers and artwork. Every space has its own character, and you can really feel the history. The atmosphere is calm and well organised, and it’s easy to walk around and take everything in at your own pace. The gardens outside are also lovely, perfect for a relaxing walk or just sitting down for a bit. Overall, it’s a must-visit spot if you’re in Brighton. A great mix of history, beauty, and something a bit different. Highly recommended! 🌿✨
4 months ago · via Google
Visitors say this royal palace features stunning Indo-Chinese architecture and richly decorated interiors, offering a unique glimpse into Regency life. They also highlight the knowledgeable and helpful staff, who enhance the experience with interesting facts and guidance. Guests mention the ticket, which is valid for a full year, provides excellent value and encourages return visits.
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