The Royal York Hotel in Brighton is a beautifully updated Victorian building centrally positioned close to the Brighton seafront. Prior to its former inclusion under the Radisson umbrella, the venue was once known as the Royal York Hotel before reverting back to the title again now. Boutique in appointment, the hotel first opened in 1819. During its tenure it has seen numerous famous guests pass through its doors, including the novelists William Thackeray and Charles Dickens, and even royalty. The hotel maintains the (remove Radisson) ideals of offering an attractive accommodation base that appeals to both business customers and leisure guests. It is also set into a great position for guests to enjoy the best of Brighton, from the seafront to the Lanes and everything in between.

The Royal York Hotel’s 59 non-smoking bedrooms, suites and apartments are strikingly furnished with a definite Regency influence, making the most of the building’s heritage. The standard rooms are comfortable and well equipped, while the suites contain a little more space and sophistication. If you anticipate spending a little longer in Brighton, or are travelling as a family, then the apartments may be the best choice. These offer one or two bedrooms and self-contained facilities. Brighton is renowned for its dining and nightlife, and Max’s Grill at this Brighton hotel is a great dining choice. Its elegant surroundings are stylish yet traditional, with a great range of meals. There is also a cool cocktail bar on site.

For corporate groups, the Royal York Hotel has four small meeting rooms, which are suitable for boardroom and brainstorming events. The hotel’s appointment means it makes an elegant venue for a reception or private dining evening. Somewhat uniquely for a high-profile south coast hotel, the entirety of the ground floor can be hired out as one, increasing the maximum event capacity to 150 guests. Brighton is a hugely popular leisure destination and there is plenty to see and do around the city. If you find yourself exhausted after a day in the city, head to the hotel’s Beauty Room where a spa menu of superior products awaits. Guests can also use the spa facilities of the Royal York’s sister hotel, the Park Inn (remove) Lansdowne Place Hotel.

Royal York Hotel
Old Steine
Brighton
East Sussex
BN1 1NP
United Kingdom

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• Number of Bedrooms: 59
• Number of Conference Rooms: 4
• Restaurant: Max’s Grill
• Leisure: Beauty Room
• Internet: Complimentary wireless Internet access
• Parking: Chargeable on site parking
• Nearest Rail Station: Brighton Rail Station, approx. 0.75 miles