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Top South Chailey Hotel Reviews

Hilton London Gatwick Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Very spacious twin room with two doubles and perfect for the overnight stay. Without being able to use the car park for a reasonable charge would look to book the valet parking for an extra day next time and then walk straight to the terminal the following day."

Holiday Inn Brighton Seafront by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"I've been going to Brighton for over 30 years and stayed at many places (the Grand, Metropole (now the Doubletree), Old Ship, many a B & B, the old Thistle, etc.; but I think that this humble little Holiday Inn Seafront is my favorite. Very reasonable price for a seaview room, and you can also get breakfast and dinner included and the food is great. Wonderful veggie sausages at breakfast, and the pastry chef makes a fantastic vegan raspberry croissant. The terrace is especially nice in pleasant weather--you can sip cocoa there in the morning and enjoy the sun glittering off the English Channel. Easy walking distance to shopping, the Lanes, buses, and the train station. All the staff are pleasant and friendly: on this trip, Rowan, Andy, and Fiona were especially helpful. I've stayed there my last 3 trips to Brighton. I hope I'll be able to go back again soon."

Leonardo Hotel Brighton

10/10 Excellent

"I stayed for two nights at this hotel. The location is excellent, as it is very close to Brighton Station. The breakfast buffet was very good, with a nice selection of food. However, I found the staff, particularly the lady hosting breakfast, to be unfriendly. On the first day of my stay, I was unwell and barely ate anything, including dinner that evening. The following morning, I asked if I could take my breakfast to my room because I still wasn’t feeling well. Unfortunately, the hostess simply said “no” without asking why or showing any understanding of my situation. I felt the response lacked empathy and customer care. As someone who also works in the hospitality industry, I understand that policies need to be followed, but I also believe good service means listening to guests and showing compassion when appropriate. In this case, I felt the focus was more on getting through the shift than helping a guest who was unwell. Overall, the hotel was good, mainly because of its convenient location and the quality of the breakfast, but the staff’s attitude could be improved to provide a more welcoming experience."