Brighton Hotels with Wifi

"I stayed here for three consecutive days. The room was cleaned thoroughly every day, and coffee/tea packets were replenished. You need your key card to operate the elevator, which is a nice security feature. Like many other hotels in the UK, it's more expensive on Fridays and Saturdays. The hotel is close to attractions and supermarkets."

"Welcoming and friendly Reception from Abba. Check in was easy and offered the QR Code for wi-fi. The location was excellent and room was comfortable. Some of the negative reviews are a bit harsh as it is a old hotel but the price reflects some moderation which would be nice to have if you are looking for reasonable rate with clean and great location and a comfortable bed and enough facilities - a iron, kettle and even a fan this is a great choice. TV had Netflix as well . Thank you and I would stay again . Mrs Brennan ."

"I often choose Leonardo hotels for holidays as it's a good chain I can trust. We loved the location here. The pool is good, although weirdly too deep (1.7m) for such a small pool that many families visit. Gym.on site was probably the most decent I've seen in a hotel. Didn't eat or drink at the hotel, so cannot comment on that, but there are so many restaurants in the Lanes, you will be spoilt for choice. We've upgraded room to family with 2 King beds and it was lovely! I would definitely come back."

"Great location Affordable for brighton prices, about 40gbp on short notice, Thursday night room for 6 1 en-suite toilet shared by room Bed comes with light+1 plug  Can hear street noise and some roomies snore a lot so earplugs might help Easy checkout just drop the card in Buffet bfast for a cost"

"I enjoyed my stay here. The hotel was clean, although tired looking from the outside. The rooms are clean,with tea making facilities and a hairdryer. There is shower gel, shampoo and conditioner, hand soap, as well as a toothbrush and the smallest tube of tooth paste - enough for 2 times. The staff are friendly but the reception area looks tired and busy. The continental breakfast, in my opinion, is not worth paying for. The breakfast area is the only communal area as the restaurant is closed at the moment.. The location was great and it is easy to get around from here."

"Great location, clean, fresh and modern hotel. Could benefit from more soundproof windows at the front and clearer directions to the car park, we ended up parking at another car park joint to ikea which was ok, but would have preferred to stay at the hotel car park for the discount and ease of access.  Breakfast options were good, pancakes were a bit slow in coming out of the machine, but appreciate the appliance, but I do not think the line behind me appreciated the wait.  Pool looked decent although a bit small in size."

"Perfect base for a night out/seaside stay in Brighton! The Ambassador Hotel is a Georgian townhouse, located in a quiet square, just a few steps from the beach, very near to Palace Pier and Madeira Drive, Ideal for accessing all that Brighton has to offer. I stayed for one night as I was attending an evening event on the beach, and it was ideal. The location was perfect— close to everything, and easy to get back to late at night. The hotel has a 24-hour reception, staff were very welcoming, and the room was clean and comfortable. Great value for a quick stay!"

"Last week, London was experiencing a heatwave, and I specifically confirmed with Trip.com whether the hotel had air conditioning before booking, and they assured me it did. After a 1 hour and 50-minute drive, I arrived only to find out there wasn't any. The disappointment at that moment was immense. However, I'm incredibly grateful to Trip.com customer service agent Xiao Lu'er for patiently helping to coordinate and resolve the issue. Thankfully, the temperature by the sea was much lower than in London, and the room also had a fan. The hotel also had a fan pub on the ground floor, where I watched the World Cup group stage match between France and England. Overall, the experience was still good. Parking was also very convenient, with direct access from the car park to the hotel. Thank you, Trip.com, for your assistance overseas."

"A lovely modern hotel with a nice gym and food. I ate at the restaurant all three nights of my stay due to poor weather - but very tasty food! Beach and i360 and places are close walk and so is the train station ! My issue is with cleanliness… my room felt dusty - I could feel it n also see it - from dust bunnies creeping from under my bed to the bedside tables having crumbs in corners, I wiped the table under the TV/next to the mirror as I wished to put my skincare etc… there and the tissue was dirty! It’s clear that a male or someone with a beard cleaned my room as 2/3 days I had stubble/hair on my sink. Also, the shower had not been cleaned on the tiles as there was black gunk/mould coming off the grout when I simply pointed the shower head towards it. Rooms are also not sound proof as I could hear my neighbors go to the bathroom, wind noises and two days in I had to tell reception to ask my neighbour to not blast the TV at 7am! Despite that, staff are very friendly! I would order food just before 9.30pm n they wouldn’t mind - in the restaurant. I was also able to shorten my stay by one night due to not needing an extra day without issue - just reservations team needs to accept it once you do through Trip. Water bottles are provided - my last morning there was a full water outage in the morning… luckily I used my head and asked for extra bottles to allow me to get ready at least! Alternatively showers at Hilton Leisure Centre were possible for us to use until it was sorted."

"Booked the Grand for my birthday weekend, the hotel was very nice, the staff were great and the location was spot on. The only downside was that you have to pay £40 a day for the to park your car and it’s a first come first served policy, so if you want your car parked at the grand make sure you get to the hotel before noon as the car park will be full."