Old Ship Hotel - Brighton

Old Ship Hotel - Brighton

 

Brighton is a colourful city where burlesque meets contemporary designs.

 

The highlight for the sightseeing visitor is the Royal Pavilion, a 19th century party palace built by the Prince Regent who kicked off Brighton's love of the outlandish.

 

The historic seafront bandstand re-opened in 2009 after undergoing a major restoration project to return the building to it's Victorian splendour.

 

The deck is used for regular concerts whilst the base of the building has been converted into a Cafe.

 

Brighton is located on the South coast of England, it was created in 2001 from the formerly separated towns of Brighton and Hove.

 

Old Ship Hotel

 

Located in an unbeatable position on the sea front in Brighton, this property is the oldest recorded hotel in the city with parts dating from 1559.

 

The beach promenade and pier are all within easy walking distance.  There are lots of bars and restaurants in the area too.

 

There are 154 en-suite bedrooms, with TV, telephone, ironing facilities, tea/coffee maker, hairdryer, heating, fans.

 

Interconnected rooms are available upon request.

 

All are decorated in a classical style, some of which have sea views.

 

The beautifully decorated wood panelled reception area opens out into a series of small cosy lounges, as well as a large more modern bar and restaurant.

 

Price include:

All coach travel / En-suite accommodation / Dinner, Bed & Breakfast / Excursions.

 

Excursions will be from the following depending on weather and seasonal events.

Eastbourne             Worthing

 

All tours comply with current Covid-19 procedures in place at time of departure.