Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Stayed one night only ideal short bus ride to the music venue, could not fault the place. Bus stops right outside the hotel, a no brainier if you want to visit Brighton too!
Stayed one night only ideal short bus ride to the music venue, could not fault the place. Bus stops right outside the hotel, a no brainier if you want to visit Brighton too!
The hotel is great. Very clean and has an elevated contemporary feel for the price. Check in was phenomenal with a special shout out to Sam, who was fantastic.
We ate in the restaurant and although the food was excellent and the staff really lovely, it was clear that they were very short staffed, as it took ages to order, I waited 30 minutes for my drink, and the food took a very long time to arrive. We ate a starter and main and, were seated for over 2 hours. I asked for the bill as soon as...
The hotel is great. Very clean and has an elevated contemporary feel for the price. Check in was phenomenal with a special shout out to Sam, who was fantastic.
We ate in the restaurant and although the food was excellent and the staff really lovely, it was clear that they were very short staffed, as it took ages to order, I waited 30 minutes for my drink, and the food took a very long time to arrive. We ate a starter and main and, were seated for over 2 hours. I asked for the bill as soon as...
Katrina
Reviewed November 10, 2024Reviewed November 10, 2024
We had a wonderful welcome back from Mihal, when we arrived early and left our luggage. And then at check-in, we were greeted by the amazing Simona and her colleague, Fiona, who were so friendly and helpful - a pleasure to meet and chat to. Our room was wonderful - huge and comfortable bed, espresso machine, very clean and we were very happy to have a fridge, too. Only area for improvement would be to have had drinks and snacks in the fridge that are suitable for vegans, but we weren’t expecting...
We had a wonderful welcome back from Mihal, when we arrived early and left our luggage. And then at check-in, we were greeted by the amazing Simona and her colleague, Fiona, who were so friendly and helpful - a pleasure to meet and chat to. Our room was wonderful - huge and comfortable bed, espresso machine, very clean and we were very happy to have a fridge, too. Only area for improvement would be to have had drinks and snacks in the fridge that are suitable for vegans, but we weren’t expecting...
A great hotel, let down by the food. The eoom was lovely. A fantastic bathtoom with a shower to die for. The staff were all lovely. The only let down was the food . My starter scallops were not fully cooked and the aauce gritty., and the ateak jyst meio
A great hotel, let down by the food. The eoom was lovely. A fantastic bathtoom with a shower to die for. The staff were all lovely. The only let down was the food . My starter scallops were not fully cooked and the aauce gritty., and the ateak jyst meio
Thomas
Reviewed December 10, 2024Reviewed December 10, 2024
Lovely modern hotel just a few steps from the seafront & approx 10 min walk to the main station.
NCP parking opposite - ask hotel for a discount code as a waitress told us one was available (but we had used the train so didn't enquire any further)
Spacious modern rooms, comfy beds, very nice bathroom with a fab, huge walk in shower.
Only thing missing was a fridge / minibar, which would have been handy to keep our drinks cool but a bucket of ice from the bar did the trick.
Breakfast was...
Lovely modern hotel just a few steps from the seafront & approx 10 min walk to the main station.
NCP parking opposite - ask hotel for a discount code as a waitress told us one was available (but we had used the train so didn't enquire any further)
Spacious modern rooms, comfy beds, very nice bathroom with a fab, huge walk in shower.
Only thing missing was a fridge / minibar, which would have been handy to keep our drinks cool but a bucket of ice from the bar did the trick.
Breakfast was...
One of the nicest hotels i've stayed in.Beautiful rooms absolutely spotless and the comfiest bed ever.
Brilliant location 2 minutes walk from the pier.
Staff were so friendly and helpful we'll definitely be back.
One of the nicest hotels i've stayed in.Beautiful rooms absolutely spotless and the comfiest bed ever.
Brilliant location 2 minutes walk from the pier.
Staff were so friendly and helpful we'll definitely be back.
Superior King Room with Sea View was fantastic. Lovely big room with a great view of the sea. There was even a desk fan in the cupboard for us as it was so hot which was helpful. Both a bath and shower were there as well. Couldn't ask for more, worth the price!
Superior King Room with Sea View was fantastic. Lovely big room with a great view of the sea. There was even a desk fan in the cupboard for us as it was so hot which was helpful. Both a bath and shower were there as well. Couldn't ask for more, worth the price!
Leon
Reviewed September 13, 2022Reviewed September 13, 2022
Rottingdean, nestled just a stone's throw from Brighton, offers a delightful range of family-friendly activities that make it a wonderful spot for your next getaway. Start your adventure at the picturesque Rottingdean Beach, where children can enjoy building sandcastles or paddling in the shallow waters. Just a short walk away, the charming village features the historic Windmill, where families can learn about its fascinating past while soaking in stunning views of the coastline. For a taste of nature, head to the nearby Undercliff Walk, perfect for a family stroll with spectacular sea views and opportunities to spot local wildlife. Kids will also love the interactive exhibits at the local art gallery, which often hosts workshops and events tailored for younger visitors. For a unique experience, visit the famous Kipling Gardens, a tranquil spot where children can roam freely and parents can relax amidst beautiful flora. When it comes to accommodation, consider staying in a family-friendly hotel in the centre of Rottingdean, where spacious rooms and attentive service await. Many hotels here boast easy access to these attractions and offer special amenities for children, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for the whole family.
Find the best family friendly hotels in Rottingdean
For families looking to enjoy a memorable stay in Rottingdean, Brighton, these hotels offer comfort and a range of amenities tailored to younger guests, ensuring a delightful experience for all.
Why it's great for a family-friendly adventure: Families seeking a welcoming and comfortable stay will find the White Horses by Everly Hotels Collection to be an excellent choice, an excellent guest review rating of 8.6. This hotel is perfect for families, offering complimentary children's breakfast and free cribs for the littlest travelers, ensuring a straightforward experience during your stay.
Other amenities: In addition to family-friendly facilities, guests will appreciate the stunning sea views and direct beach access. The hotel features daily housekeeping for a tidy and comfortable environment, along with well-equipped rooms that include mini-refrigerators for storing snacks and drinks. Additional offerings include a lovely terrace to relax on, free toiletries, and convenient self-parking options, making it easy for families to navigate their stay.
Nearby attractions: Brighton's Naturist Beach - 4.4 km, Brighton Marina - 4.4 km, Brighton Racecourse - 5.5 km
Frequently Asked Questions
Which area of Rottingdean is best to stay in for families?
For families visiting Rottingdean, staying in the heart of the village or along the seafront offers the best experience, providing easy access to amenities and delightful outdoor spaces.
The village centre is wonderfully walkable, with charming pathways leading to the village pond, a lovely spot to feed the ducks and enjoy a peaceful afternoon. You'll find a selection of independent shops, cafes, and eateries offering casual dining options that cater to all tastes, including those with little ones. There's also usually a local grocery store for stocking up on essentials.
The seafront area is just a short stroll from the village and boasts a beautiful pebbled beach, superb for building sandcastles, skimming stones, and enjoying the fresh sea air. The undercliff walk provides a flat, accessible route for prams and scooters, offering stunning views along the coast. There are often ice cream parlours nearby for a sweet treat after a day by the sea.
How much does a family hotel in Rottingdean cost?
Travellers can find great deals on family-friendly Rottingdean hotels from £43 with Expedia. You may find hotels in Rottingdean that let kids stay for free, which can help you save. There are plenty of factors that can impact the price of family hotels, including location, amenities and the time of year. Sort Rottingdean hotels on Expedia by price to see our cheapest prices first.
Is Rottingdean a family-friendly destination?
Yes, Rottingdean is a lovely family-friendly destination, offering a charming coastal village experience with plenty of open spaces and historical sights.
The village is home to the beautiful Rottingdean Green, a large open area superb for children to run and play, often hosting local events. Just a short stroll away, you'll find the Kipling Gardens, a tranquil spot with manicured lawns and colourful flowerbeds, ideal for a peaceful walk or a picnic. The gardens are named after Rudyard Kipling, who once lived in the village, adding a touch of literary history.
Rottingdean boasts a shingle beach, which is much quieter than some of the busier coastal spots and superb for a relaxing day by the sea, beachcombing, or simply enjoying the fresh air. The Undercliff Walk connects Rottingdean to Brighton, offering a flat, scenic path for a family walk or cycle ride, with sea views all the way.
You'll find several delightful tea rooms and cafes in Rottingdean that are very welcoming to families, offering light bites and treats.
What family-friendly activities should we do in Rottingdean?
Some of the best family-friendly activities in Rottingdean include exploring the Rottingdean Windmill and spending a delightful afternoon at the Rottingdean Village Green.
The Rottingdean Windmill, a charming landmark, offers a fantastic opportunity for a family stroll to enjoy the views and imagine its historical purpose. The surrounding open spaces are great for children to run around and burn off some energy.
The Rottingdean Village Green is a wonderful central spot for families, featuring a lovely playground where children can enjoy climbing and sliding. The green itself is ideal for a picnic or a casual game of frisbee, and it's surrounded by quaint shops and cafes where you can grab a treat.
Additionally, a walk along the Rottingdean coastline provides beautiful sea views and opportunities to explore the beach at low tide, looking for interesting pebbles or shells.
Can I cancel my family hotel reservation on Expedia?
Many Expedia hotel reservations are refundable, provided that you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline. This is often within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. For maximum flexibility, use Expedia's "Fully refundable property" filter during your search to find the right family-friendly hotel in Rottingdean for you.
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