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Best Budget Hotels & Hostels Brighton

Brighton is the perfect place to take a weekend mini-break, with a whole host of things to do and its ease of access by train. We all know that the cost of travelling can soon add up, so we’ve got you covered with this in-depth guide regarding the best budget hotels and hostels in Brighton.

Kings Hotel

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The Kings Hotel in Brighton is located on the seafront and is not far from the I360 and the historic Brighton West Pier. Just a stone’s throw from the beach, this is the perfect place to stay if you are looking for that classic seaside experience.

Housed in restored Regency mansions, the hotel is near the city centre. Car parking starts at £21 a night, so if you’re looking to cut down on costs, it’s better to use public transport. For 2 adults, prices start at around £50 per night, including complimentary use of The Lanes health club.

Address: 139-141 Kings Road, Brighton East, Sussex, BN1 2NA

Website: Kings Hotel Website

Queens Hotel & Spa

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Located near the Palace Pier, this hotel offers a stunning sea backdrop and a great view of the pier. It was recently voted the 7th best beachfront hotel in England. Prices start from £69 for two adults so if you’re looking for something comfortable but not extortionate, this might be the hotel for you! All rooms contain an en-suite and a smart TV, and a stay at the hotel includes the use of Wi-Fi and the leisure club.

Address: 1-3 Kings Road, Brighton BN1 1NS, United Kingdom

Website: Queens Hotel & Spa website

a&o Brighton Beach

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a&o Brighton Beach offers a comfortable yet affordable stay in the heart of Brighton. Located near Old Steine, this hostel offers great access to the central part of the beach, the pier, and the iconic Lanes. It is well connected with the many buses that stop at Old Steine.

If you’re travelling around the country and looking for somewhere cheap, accessible and clean, this is the perfect place for your stay in Brighton. Prices start at around £43 a night for a private room consisting of two adults. It is around £10 a night per person for mixed dormitories.

Address: 41-42 Old Steine, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1NH

Website: a&o website

Amsterdam Hotel Brighton Seafront

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This hotel offers a great location, close to a great selection of bars and pubs that Brighton has to offer. Situated at the start of Kemptown near Marine Parade, this hotel offers a great location for you to explore.

With prices starting at around £50 for a double room, consisting of two adults, this hotel offers everything that you would expect. For an additional £8, you can add breakfast to your stay. However, if you’re looking to cut down on costs and explore the rest of the city, then we recommend you check out our guides on food and drink!

Address: 11-12 Marine Parade, Brighton, BN2 1TL

Website: Amsterdam Hotel website

Brighton Central Accommodation

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This quirky hostel offers cheap accommodation with a stylish and fun twist. The venue offers colourful wallpaper and a fun interior that makes you feel at ease. Each unit in the hostel is fitted with a kettle and provides basic amenities.

Based near the stunning St. Peters church, this hostel puts you in the heart of the hustle and bustle of the city, where you can walk out the door and be surrounded by hundreds of things to do. Prices here start at £19 per person in a mixed 8-bedded dormitory.

Address: 9-11 York Place, Brighton & Hove, BN1 4GU

Website: Brighton Central Accommodation website

Amherst Brighton

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Located in the historic area of Brighton, this small hotel in Kemptown offers the perfect stay for those looking to stay by the seaside. Nestled in the iconic regency style streets, this hotel lies in the heart of classic British architecture. The hotel provides views of the beach and offers a good proximity to Brighton city centre. Included in your stay is the use of a desk, TV, microwave and fridge, as well as other basic amenities. Prices for this hotel start at around £39 for two adults.

Address: 2 Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton, BN2 1PG

Website: Amherst Brighton website

The Queensbury Hotel

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The famous Regency Square is a great local landmark in Brighton. It is opposite the historic Brighton West Pier and I360, so there are plenty of brilliant things to explore. The hotel is located in a Grade II listed building and is only a 15-minute walk from Brighton train station.

Some rooms have traditional high ceilings and retain 19th century features. Rooms include classic amenities, including a tea and coffee machine. This hotel is great if you’re looking to combine style with cost-cutting. Prices here start at £57 for two adults, with a complimentary breakfast included.

Location: 58 Regency Square, Brighton, BN1 2GB

Website: Queensbury website

Sea Spray Hotel

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This hotel, situated in New Steine, is a great location and has great access to the beach and the surrounding area. With prices starting at around £62 a night for two adults, this hotel offers a stylish and sleek interior.

The hotel offers complimentary use of their free Wi-Fi and comes with all the basic amenities. In the rooms, you are greeted with eye-catching furniture and comfortable bedding. Located In Kemptown, this hotel is surrounded by a whole host of things to do.

Address: 25-26 New Steine, Brighton, BN2 1PD

Website: Sea Spray website

All pricing depends on your personal needs and the dates you want to stay. You can check out all these hotels and hostels on Booking.com, with exact pricing for your stay. These starting prices are great for budget stays.

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Joseph joined WeLoveBrighton in January 2025, eager to kick-start his creative career. Currently studying Journalism at the University of Brighton, he enjoys experiencing the culture that Brighton has to offer. When he’s not exploring traditional pubs, great restaurants, and quirky music venues, Joseph likes to travel. Sussex has so much to offer so every day is an adventure! Born and raised on the south coast of Wales, Brighton quickly felt like home; he realised that this is the place for him.