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This Brighton hotel boasts 154 bedrooms including 48 Premium rooms many with stunning views across the sea. Dine in the hotel's Location 3 restaurant, or relax in the bar with a drink, during the summer (weather permitting) you can enjoy a drink alfresco on the Brighton promenade. Being the most historic hotel in Brighton, Barcel Brighton Old Ship Hotel plays an integral role in Brighton's history. The hotel was closely linked with the escape of Charles II in 1651, and was home to Brighton's elegant assembly rooms where many a grand occasion has been held; from the Prince Regent's Ball in 1819, to Nicolo Paganini's violin recital in 1831, and the banquet celebrating the opening of the London to Brighton Railway in 1841 to name a few. In 1995 the hotel's wine cellars were lovingly restored and now offer a unique venue for private dining and events. For added convenience, this Brighton Hotel has its own car park onsite.

The comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms come with an en suite bathroom with hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, a radio and Internet access (fees apply). Central heating also comes as standard.

Enjoy a memorable meal in Location3, a popular eatery with tourists and locals alike and relax with a cocktail or a glass of fine wine. The Bar offers a good selection of light meals and snacks; on those great summer days, you can also enjoy the busy street life from the Bar's sun-drenched terrace.

The nearest golf course is some 500 m away.

From the M25, exit at Junction 7 onto the M23 south. Continue on the M23 onto the A23. Follow signs to Brighton and on reaching the town, follow signs for the sea front. After the Royal Pavilion (on your right), turn right at the seafront roundabout onto Kings Road (A259). The hotel is 500 m further on, on the right. From the South West/Exeter. Follow the A30 to Honiton and join the A35 passing Dorchester turning onto the A31. Take the A31 onto the M27 continuing onto the A27 to Brighton. Follow signs for the sea front turning right after the Royal Pavilion (on your right) onto Kings Road (A259). The hotel is 500 m further on, on the right.