Hotels in association with the Festival
Built originally as an elegant resort, Brighton
is a fascinating and vibrant seaside city boasting beautiful Regency
architecture
and, of course,
the extraordinary oriental style Pavilion. In
addition though, there are attractions to suit every taste from the “whacky” highly individual shops, cafes and bars of North Laine to the stylish
antique shops and singular restaurants of the winding “lanes”. One of
Brighton’s main characteristics is also the huge number of individually owned
shops in addition to the usual high street stores and shopping malls. The
seafront is lined with some of the most imposing hotels in the south of England,
but there are also hundreds of smaller hotels, guest houses and B&Bs to fit a
variety of budgets!
For walkers and cyclists, Brighton is within easy reach of the South Downs as well as numerous pretty villages.
Why not plan an autumn break and make the most of both the festival and of Brighton! We are especially pleased to mention Pelham House, which is supporting BREMF in 2008. Please contact hotel directly for tarif and full details:
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Pelham House is a 16th century Historic Town House Hotel situated in the heart of Lewes, just 2 minutes away from the station, we are ideally located off the High Street |
where you will find plenty of shops, restaurants and sites.
Pelham house is proud to have ongoing art exhibitions by local and regional artists. We also have currently a Garden Sculpture Exhibition.
Our 32 bedrooms have been individual designed. We also offer function rooms and access to our garden. Circa, award winning caterers, run our restaurant providing fabulous food.
For more information please visit our website on For additional hotels and guesthouses with a full range of prices visit:
http://tourism.brighton.co.uk/accommodation/
where you will also find links to more information about Brighton and its attractions