No. 124 by GuestHouse

The Regency-style, part-Grade II-listed Georgian building that used to be townhouses is as Brighton seafront as it gets. It’s one of those elegant, picture-postcard, neo-classical beauties that face directly onto the beach. As a location, it ticks all the right boxes. Swimmers are in the water in a hop. Shoppers can hit the lanes in minutes. Kitsch-Britain lovers can be on the pier and in its arcades in no time. Inside the hotel, the city’s huge personality will be felt in the art and design as well as the architecture and energy. Oh, and the menu, too. It’s all added to the GuestHouse must-haves of help-yourself pantries, a great restaurant and bar (in this incredible location, spilling out onto an outside terrace), seriously comfortable bedrooms, curious details, and genuinely welcoming, happy people.