Brighton's oldest and most established luxury hotel surrounded by designer shops & boutiques.
For a world famous pier, glorious beaches and a great promenade, you’ve definitely come to the right spot. Barceló Brighton Old Ship Hotel is the most historic hotel in Brighton to stay, and in a fabulous location for getting to all the local attractions, like the Royal Pavilion and its distinctive Indian architecture. The designer boutiques and shops in the Lanes area are also great for picking up presents.
The hotel itself plays an integral part of the City's history, closely linked with the Royal Escape of Charles II, accommodating guests to the Royal Pavilion throughout it's history and housing the unique and elegant assembly rooms, where many a grand occasion has been held from the Prince Regent's Ball in 1819, to Nicolo Paganini's violin recital in 1831 and the Banquet celebrating the opening of the London to Brighton Railway in 1841. The refurbished Paganini Ballroom stays popular to this day with a variety of national and international guests throughout 2007 alongside providing a unique Wedding venue.
Key Features
14:00 Check-in time 11:00 Check-out time 154 No of Bedrooms
50 Parking spaces
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Other Features
Non-smoking
- Sophistication overlooking the sea
- Dating back to 1559 in parts, this is a hotel with many stories to tell.
- - Located in the heart of Brighton's city centre and overlooks the glorious Brighton Seafront
- On-site Secure Car Parking - £15.00 Overnight stay and £5.00 Daily Charge 9am-5pm
- 154 colourful en-suite bedrooms
- 48 Premium bedrooms and one exclusive Suite with super views over the seafront
- Al fresco dining and cocktails in the summer at Location3 Restaurant and Bar
- Just 10-15 minutes walk from Brighton train station
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Please note: we do not have leisure facilities within the hotel but there are number of gyms close by with day membership which we are happy to arrange (charged) Brighton has been surveyed as the healthiest city in UK! and as you would expect opportunities to exercise are plentiful, bike hire and skate hire is easy, take advantage of 7 miles of promenade. There are numerous operators for sea activities, canoeing, windsurfing, dinghy sailing, for the real enthusiasts the Brighton Bathers swim 365 days a year (incl. Christmas Day!)
Plenty to see & do
Upcoming Event Hightlights
Dec 2008 (monthly)
Screamers is Brighton's monthly gay comedy night, often featuring Tina C, the country & western drag star who introduces a star-studded bill.
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Feb 2009 (annual)
Held in the elegant setting of Brighton's Royal Pavilion, this wedding fair showcases all you need for your big day - dresses, caterers, marquees and honeymoon ideas included. There are also fashion shows every morning and afternoon.
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Feb 2009 (annual)
Don't expect to meet Kate Moss during this event at the Brighton Centre. Instead, watch out for roaming robots, miniature railways and radio-controlled cars. Yes, it's that kind of modelling.
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23 - 28 Mar 2009
Sean Mathias directs Samuel Beckett's 20th-century classic Waiting for Godot at Brighton Theatre Royal, as part of a short UK tour before transferring direct to the West End. The play reunites Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart as Estragon and Vladimir.
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