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Artist Residence Brighton Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2GG

  • 24 bedrooms

bohemian hangout on Brighton seafront

Artist Residence Brighton overlooks Regency Square and is a wonderfully individual place to stay. Spread across two Grade II-listed Regency townhouses, its bedrooms and apartments range from cosy doubles to spacious sea-view rooms and family-friendly accommodation. There is a distinctly Brighton feel to the interiors: eclectic rather than polished to uniformity, with original artwork, reclaimed and vintage furnishings and rooms that deliberately differ from one another. Downstairs, mornings begin with freshly cooked breakfast and good coffee, while Blake’s takes over later as an intimate cocktail bar with views towards the West Pier. The beach and Brighton i360 are virtually on the doorstep, while The Lanes, Royal Pavilion, theatres, galleries, independent shops and Brighton’s famously lively food and drink scene are all within walking distance. For a boutique stay, it combines creative interiors, a brilliantly central location and the sort of laid-back atmosphere that suits the city rather well.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Breakfast
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Family Friendly

Bedrooms

No two stays need look quite the same at Artist Residence Brighton. Their individually decorated bedrooms and apartments are spread through its characterful Regency townhouses and range from compact doubles to generous sea-view rooms, balcony rooms and larger accommodation for families and groups. Original artwork, vintage and reclaimed furnishings and playful decorative details give the rooms their personality alongside bucketfuls of practical comforts. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement in select rooms – additional charges apply.

Breakfast & Cocktails

Mornings are the main food event at Artist Residence Brighton. Breakfast is freshly prepared and cooked to order each day, with a relaxed menu ranging from fluffy pancakes and a proper Full English to lighter choices such as homemade granola, yoghurt and seasonal compote, accompanied by good coffee. As the day moves on, attention turns to Blake’s, an intimate neighbourhood cocktail bar overlooking Regency Square towards the West Pier. The emphasis is on carefully made, seasonal cocktails served in an informal, eclectic setting that reflects Brighton’s creative side. Comfortable lounge spaces and a relaxed soundtrack make it equally suited to an early evening drink, a cocktail before heading out for dinner or a late-night return after exploring the city. Its central location means guests have a considerable choice of restaurants, pubs and cafés within a short walk.

Nearby

Brighton Beach and seafront – Step out for seaside walks, beach bars and classic Brighton views (0.1 miles).

Brighton i360 – Glass observation pod rising above the seafront for panoramic views across Brighton, the Channel and South Downs (0.1 miles).

West Pier – Brighton’s atmospheric Grade I-listed former pleasure pier creates one of the city’s most recognisable seafront views (0.1 miles).

The Lanes – Wander through narrow historic streets packed with independent shops, jewellers, cafés, pubs and restaurants (0.6 miles).

Brighton Palace Pier – Classic Victorian seaside pier with amusements, rides and views back along the Brighton coastline (0.8 miles).

Royal Pavilion – Brighton’s extraordinary former royal pleasure palace, famous for its flamboyant architecture and lavish interiors (0.8 miles).

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery – Collections covering art, design, fashion and local history beside the Royal Pavilion (0.8 miles).

North Laine – Colourful neighbourhood of independent shops, vintage stores, cafés and street art (0.8 miles).

Brighton Palace Pier and SEA LIFE Brighton – Two classic family attractions clustered around the eastern end of the central seafront (0.9 miles).

South Downs National Park – Rolling chalk hills, walking routes and far-reaching countryside views begin just beyond the city (approximately 5 miles to the nearest countryside).