DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole

Eating and drinking

Breakfast is served in 1890 at the Met, a restored dining room with views of the beach. The Metropole Bar covers the rest of the day, with afternoon tea, bottomless brunch, all-day dining and cocktails, so you need not leave the building in bad weather. Afternoon tea in the bar is a good option for a non-resident visit.

Facilities

There is an indoor pool and a fitness centre, and the hotel hosts conferences and events in its meeting rooms. Sea-view rooms are available if you want to wake up to the Channel. Pets are allowed for a fee, with a dedicated pet package. The meeting spaces make it a regular venue for conferences in Brighton, so midweek stays can coincide with large events.

Location

The Lanes are around half a mile away, and the Palace Pier, Royal Pavilion and Sea Life Centre about a mile along the front. The Brighton i360 and the Salt Shed at the West Pier are a few minutes' walk, and the Hole in the Wall pub is just behind the hotel. Gatwick Airport is about 23 miles away. Maldron Hotel Brighton and The Grand are neighbours if you are comparing seafront stays.

Highlights

• Seafront on Kings Road
• Sea-view rooms
• Indoor pool and fitness centre
• 1890 at the Met restaurant
• Pet-friendly

Good to know

• Parking is in a covered car park on St Margaret's Place, charged per day.
• Pets are welcome for a non-refundable fee.
• Group bookings of 10–25 rooms can be made online.

Frequently asked questions