My Brighton

This unique boutique hotel features individually decorated bedrooms, some featuring round or four poster beds. With names such as ‘Heaven’, ‘Jade’, ‘Bamboo’ and ‘Carousel’ you and the boys should prepare for quite the ride.  Air conditioning and complimentary Wifi are included within the rooms, as well as 49” Smart LED TVs. You will also find a wardrobe, mini bar, hairdryer and iron & ironing board. Take advantage of the complimentary tea and coffee making facilities before hitting the bar and restaurant downstairs. 

Meanwhile Cafe, located on the ground floor adjacent to reception, serves fresh pastries, breakfast and lunch items, coffee, and a selection of snacks and drinks. From sausage butties and filled croissants, to coconut chia seed pudding and fruit porridge, there is something to suit all palettes. Meanwhile offers fresh and locally sourced ingredients where possible, with eggs from Sussex Eggs and bacon and sausages from Brighton Sausage Co. Head down from 7am to fuel up for your stag activity days.

My Bar is a sleek and sophisticated bar also located downstairs in the hotel. Serving cocktails, beers, wines and spirits until 11am, it’s the perfect launchpad for any night on the town.

Who doesn’t love a good Ruby Murray? If you choose to stay here another massive selling point is The Chilli Pickle which has been a staple on the Brighton culinary scene for quite some time winning awards for their food in the process. Get stuck in to a taste of India tweaked to their own inimitable style. They are also renowned for a playful spin on Anglo Indian classics with the Oxtail Madras winning their very first national award in 2008 for Britain’s hottest curry - order if you dare! 

Situated in the heart of the North Laine area, you are literally a stone’s throw from The Royal Pavilion and smack in the middle of theatre district. The seafront is just a 15 minute stroll as are all of the bars, clubs, restaurants and other local amenities. The railway station is easily walkable (with wheel suitcases) so leave your cars at home if you can