Thistle Brighton is situated in a premier position on the promenade overlooking the sea and is within easy reach of all that the city has to offer, as well as being the perfect base for exploring the East Sussex countryside. Built around a spectaular atrium, this hotel has 208 air-conditioned bedrooms including deluxe suites.
Thistle Brighton has a restaurant called The Promenade which has recently been awarded with two AA Rosette awards recognising the high quality of food offered and superior service skills. The hotel also boasts a lounge and bar offering a wide selection of drinks, light refreshments and meals.
The hotel has an Otium Health and Fitness club with swimming pool, sauna, sunbed and work out facilities. In addition to this the hotel has two health and beauty treatment rooms. The hotel also offers limited parking at an additional charge.
Thistle Brighton has 12 meeting rooms, the largest of which seats 300 theatre style. All meeting rooms have air-conditioning. BT Openzone wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel at an additional charge.
Thistle Brighton is located on the seafront and is within easy reach of great shopping, glittering nightlife, lively café society and the East Sussex countryside. Attractions close to the hotel include the Sealife Centre and Brighton Pavilion.
Direct train lines from central London mean that Brighton is easily accessible from the capital and an ideal destination for a long weekend.
As well as lively short breaks, Brighton is also a premier conference location. Every year one of the three main political parties descends on the seaside resort for their annual conference putting Brighton in the political spotlight for a few days.
Brighton's nightlife remains one of its most attractive assets. From the sea front to the town centre there is no shortage of late night venues to fit all tastes - musical and otherwise. Thistle Brighton, situated at the centre of the city's promenade, can provide the visitor with everything necessary - a seafront view and a conveniently located base.
Brighton is also rich in cultural attractions with a wealth of galleries and museums. Culture vultures can view art at the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, the Ikon Gallery, the Naked Eye and the Phoenix Gallery.
Fans of the stage can head to the Dome Complex, the Brighton Little Theatre Company, the Old Market and the Theatre Royal. Other locations popular with tourists include the Royal Pavilion, the Booth Museum of Natural History, the Foredown Tower and Preston Manner.
Down on the seafront visitors can enjoy 11 kilometres of entertainment from summer sports to year-round activities. The city is also bike-friendly with miles of cycle lanes.
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