Seafield House Hotel
The 3-star Seafield House Hotel Brighton is located approximately a 10-minute stroll from Brighton Beach and comprises 17 rooms with modern comforts. This Brighton guest house is in Hove with a swathe of pebble beach and a broad promenade lined with colourful beach huts, 2.5 km from such natural sights as Preston Urban Park.
Location
The hotel lies a mere 8 minutes on foot from Hove Lawns and within a few blocks of the family friendly Hove Museum and Art Gallery. Guests can visit Hove Town Hall, which is only 450 metres away, and the restored Regency garden "Royal Pavilion" which is 2.6 km from the Seafield House Brighton. Also, the accommodation is nearly a 10-minute ride from the Level, and Brighton train station is located 2.7 km away. This Brighton hotel is in close proximity to George Street South bus station.
Rooms
The rooms overlook the city and feature complimentary Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with tea and coffee making equipment. Offering a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, the bathrooms are fitted with hair dryers and bath sheets.
Food & Drinks
While staying at Seafield House Hotel, guests can choose from dining options nearby, such as Hixon Green, located only 200 metres away, or The Mixologist Cocktail & Wine Bar at a 5-minute walking distance.
Why choose Seafield House Hotel Brighton
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Free internet access included
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On-site spa for rejuvenation
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Pebble beach access nearby
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Flat-screen TVs available
Main amenities
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Internet
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On-site Dining
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No Smoking
Amenities
Seafield House- Internet
- On-site Dining
- No Smoking
Internet
- Free internet access
Parking options
- Parking
Dining options
- Restaurant
In the kitchen
- Kitchen
- Electric kettle
- Dryer
In the rooms
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Ironing facilities
In the bathroom
- Free toiletries
Devices
- Flat-screen TV
Design
- Carpeted floor
General facilities
- Non-smoking property
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no cots provided in a room.
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