Brighton & Hove Holiday Cottages

Brighton & Hove Cottages

West Sussex

1 Paythorne Farm Cottages

Ref: S274718

Reviews 23

Small Dole is a modest village resting in Sussex, in close reach of the market town of Henfield, hosting a wonderful range of amenities and attractions. The village itself is home to pubs and shops, as well as offering easy access into the...

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2 Bed Cottage in Poynings

Ref: S280008

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 twin - 1 shower room with shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washer/dryer - Highchair available on request - Complimentary breakfast hamper...

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£133

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East Sussex

14th century Rose cottage, Centre of Alfriston By Air Premier

Ref: S920784

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£119

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Rose Cottage - 30502

Ref: S379503

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£122

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Beauty Close to Coast, Stunning interior, By Air Premier

Ref: S927940

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£131

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Beautiful Bright Three Bedroom House in Brighton and Hove with free parking

Ref: S968892

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£298

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Charming BRIGHTONMEWS cottage parking 1min to sea&shops

Ref: S928379

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£348

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East Sussex

Lewes Heights is a spacious modern luxury home with stunning views

Ref: S929673

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£596

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Seaside Place on Shoreham Beach with Hot Tub

Ref: S992878

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£1826

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Brighton and Hove

Eastcliff House

Ref: S913395

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£812

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Brighton and Hove

Eastcliff House & The Art Deco Flat

Ref: S918720

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£924

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Brighton and Hove

Large house in the Brighton Lanes - Perfect for large groups and long stays - Sleeps 8

Ref: S1075842

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£341

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Brighton and Hove

Western House - Sleeps 11 - 2 Bath - Free Parking

Ref: S1242847

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£223

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Brighton and Hove

Beachfront Party House for Stags & Hens

Ref: S1007147

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£145

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Elsies Hut

Ref: S385603

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Brighton and Hove

LARGE HOUSE with FREE PARKING

Ref: S1022765

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£301

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The Beach House

Ref: S345880

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East Sussex

The Garden Room, Westmeston

Ref: S284567

Reviews 39

This contemporary, studio property built in 2016 has been completed to an exceptional standard. The Garden Room is the perfect romantic retreat for couples seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Located in the village of...

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£126

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East Sussex

1 Bed Cottage in Beddingham

Ref: S276715

Additional information and rules - 1 king-size bed - 1 shower room with shower and WC - Double electric oven and gas hob, fridge with ice compartment, washer/dryer, dishwasher and microwave - Smart TV in lounge, Smart TV in the bedroom area...

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£98

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East Sussex

1 Church Cottages, Westmeston

Ref: S284566

Reviews 25

This welcoming cottage has been lovingly restored with great attention to detail and retains many of its Victorian period features such as the original fireplaces in both bedrooms. On the ground floor is the spacious, tastefully decorated sitting...

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£214

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East Sussex

Cliffe Cottage

Ref: S486968

Reviews 27

Between Offham and Beddingham, the East Sussex county town of Lewes is a lovely place to live. Many of the town's historic buildings, such as Lewes Castle & Museum, Anne of Cleves House, and Southover Grange; and the Lewes Golf Club overlooking...

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£95

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The Beach Hideaway - Lancing

Ref: S881022

Reviews 13

A stunning, luxurious property located in the private garden of the owner’s home, ideal for couples or families looking to enjoy a seaside escape or a ramble on the South Downs. The gently shelving, shingle beach can be accessed via a twitten 200...

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£284

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Kemp Town Mews

Ref: S25521

Reviews 31

A delightful terraced cottage in the popular Kemp Town area of Regency Brighton and Hove, this holiday home is a quiet and relaxing base, with delightful patio and private parking, from which to stride out and discover all that this varied city...

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£116

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East Sussex

Lambles

Ref: S900264

Reviews 2

Seaford is a Sussex coastal town situated at the foot of the South Downs National Park and is the perfect choice for a holiday at any time of year. This thriving town is full of quaint shops, traditional tea rooms, pubs, and restaurants. For those...

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Holiday Cottages in Brighton & Hove

Bright and Hove is a vibrant and lively city on the East Sussex coast with some of the most stunning seaside attractions in the UK, like the Royal Pavilion museum and the Brighton Palace Pier, complete with an amusement arcade. You'll find quirky modern attractions like the Upside Down House, perfect to visit with kids. The seaside location is also ideal for enjoying time on the beach, or getting a boat tour to see birds along the cliffs.

We choose all our Brighton and Hove holiday cottages for their great location and charm. On a group holiday? Try our airy barn conversions. For great family trips away, try our open-plan farmhouses or dog-friendly cottages with enclosed gardens. We also have secluded cabins where you can enjoy a private hot tub.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

Welcome pack was excellent , the bed itself was very comfortable, and the hot tub itself was great and the location for walks was relaxing. However, there was only one breakfast cereal bowl which was a bit strange and very few utensils like table spoons and serving spoons so it was hard to serve anything up using small spoons, and there should be more tea cups as three is not enough. The TV should be bigger and the sofa smaller as we had to keep moving it to either open the doors or turn it to watch the TV. One major issue is the safety, you do not mention in the write up that it could be unsuitable for the older person or people with mobility problems, the stairs to get into the property are quite steep and if someone has a suitcase and is not so mobile this could be an issue. Getting into the hot tub could also have an impact as the steps are low and there is not a handrail. The bath also needs a handrail to get in and out of or change it for a shower cubicle which would be better and to get into the far side of the bed is also difficult. But for us it was fine but I can see potential problems with some but with some changes could be better.

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Trevor - Verified booking

The property is semi detached and Jane the owner lives next door.

It is very rural, between two hamlets with views of the South Downs. Jane met us on arrival and took us around the cottage and pointed out one or two things to be aware of and to show us which keys fitted which locks. She said if any issues we could speak to her as she was about most times. The cottage was very clean and carpeted throughout except the kitchen and utility area. The bedrooms and bathroom were spacious and the bed very comfortable. Ample storage and cupboards were provided. The shower has a pump system and a choice of rain shower or hand held shower and was very powerful. There was plenty of crockery, kitchen utensils etc for our needs so no problems there. Also a linen line was available to dry the washing. We were also entertained by the wildlife including birds and a family of rabbits which visited the garden in the evenings. All in all a very enjoyable holiday (helped by the good weather) and a very pleasant place to stay. Jane had a chat with us before we left and wished us a safe journey. We would certainly return again in the future.

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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

We feel so lucky to have found The Garden Room. Itâs the perfect little bolthole for a peaceful escape. Nestled in a secret location in a tiny village near an ancient church with a 1000-year old yew tree, itâs totally private. The cosy room has everything you need - itâs absolutely immaculate and beautifully appointed with a well-equipped kitchen and snuggly linens. The hot tub is absolutely superb - properly hot and spacious with powerful roiling bubbles. We visited in late October and the weather was appalling, so we couldnât enjoy the delightful garden as much as we would have liked, but it was lovely to gaze out onto. We did get out on one wonderful circular hike between downpours with our little dog up to Ditchling Beacon from a public footpath just yards from the door - gorgeous views at the top. The generous welcome treats were well beyond our expectations - we are so grateful and we didnât even have to go out shopping for basics after arriving! Great pub food, groceries and beaches are just a short drive away. We definitely plan to return.

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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

We feel so lucky to have found The Garden Room. It’s the perfect little bolthole for a peaceful escape. Nestled in a secret location in a tiny village near an ancient church with a 1000-year old yew tree, it’s totally private. The cosy room has everything you need - it’s absolutely immaculate and beautifully appointed with a well-equipped kitchen and snuggly linens. The hot tub is absolutely superb - properly hot and spacious with powerful roiling bubbles. We visited in late October and the weather was appalling, so we couldn’t enjoy the delightful garden as much as we would have liked, but it was lovely to gaze out onto. We did get out on one wonderful circular hike between downpours with our little dog up to Ditchling Beacon from a public footpath just yards from the door - gorgeous views at the top. The generous welcome treats were well beyond our expectations - we are so grateful and we didn’t even have to go out shopping for basics after arriving! Great pub food, groceries and beaches are just a short drive away. We definitely plan to return.

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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

I couldn't fault anything about our stay at all. We had the best, most relaxing time and were so lucky with the weather. Upon arrival, the apartment was imaculate. It literally has everything you need and more. We were so grateful for the welcome hamper, and the freshly baked bread and cake was the cherry on top! There was a slight issue in setting the hottub which Liz sorted asap and even baked us an extra cake as an apology. The issue was out of her control but I couldn't resist the second cake as it was so good. Nothing seemed like too much trouble if we needed something. We were lucky to have glorious sunshine so asked to use the BBQ whilst we were there. Liz was over within the hour getting this out and ready for us to use. I will most definitely will be booking to come back in the future.

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Things to do near Brighton & Hove

Brighton Beach

Brighton beach is a popular pebble beach that benefits from the buzzing social scene Brighton has to offer. The famour pier is one of the highlights, which is great entertainment for old and young alike. From May-September dogs are only permitted on certain beaches, make sure you check with the local council before you travel.

South Downs National Park

The South Downs National Park is England’s newest national park (designated on 31 March 2010) but first settlements in the South Downs date back over 5000 years. It spans 87 miles from Winchester to Eastbourne in the east and has a total area of 628 square miles. It is steeped in history and has beautiful woodlands, forests, waterways, fields and chalk hills which inhabit all types of wildlife. It is a great place to walk, hike, bike, swim, fish and more. The South Downs Way is a bridleway that runs entirely through the South Downs park, from Winchester to Eastbourne (100 miles), and is entirely off road, making it a peaceful trail. The Park has many access points, car parks, accessible routes & facilities, cafes, organised experiences and play areas. The best place to plan your trip is by visiting the South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9DH

Seven Sisters Country Park

This unique wildlife and heritage site in East Sussex is part of the South Downs National Park. The area is well served by public transport or there is ample parking spaces and there are food and beverage options at the visitors centre. Dog walkers are welcome though they will need to be leashed in certain areas.

Royal Pavilion

The Royal Pavilion is one of Brighton's most famous landmarks, with a fantastic collection of chinoiserie. Family friendly, great for children, groups welcome.

Booth Museum of Natural History

History museum in Brighton with over 500,000 specimens and natural history literature from the past 300 years. Gift shop onsite. Wheelchair accessible.

Fabrica Gallery

Explore contemporary art at the Fabrica Gallery, housed in a former Regency church. Discover thought-provoking exhibitions, installations, and events, showcasing emerging and established artists. The building's grand architecture adds to the unique experience. Located in the vibrant North Laine area of Brighton, the gallery is a cultural hub not to be missed. Address: Fabrica, 40 Duke St, Brighton BN1 1AG

Brighton Toy and Model Museum

Brighton toy and model museum displaying an extensive collection of historic and period antique toys and games. Cheap attraction with wheelchair access.

Newhaven Fort

An award-winning attraction, this Victorian Fortress was the largest defence work in Sussex & now opens publicly as a museum with tours of the 10 acre site.

Ouse Valley Viaduct

Between Haywards Heath and Balcombe, Ouse Valley Viaduct was originally built for the London to Brighton train line. It's now an instagram hotspot, so expect company around peak times. There's car parking nearby or a pleasant walk from Haywards Heath station. Dog friendly.

Frequent questions

Is Brighton a walkable city?

Yes, Brighton is a highly walkable city. The compact size of the city center allows visitors to easily explore its vibrant streets, shops, cafes, and attractions on foot. The iconic Brighton seafront and promenade are perfect for leisurely strolls, offering beautiful views of the coastline.

Is Brighton good for a weekend away?

Yes, Brighton is an excellent destination for a weekend getaway. The city offers a vibrant atmosphere, a beautiful seaside setting, and a wide range of attractions and activities to enjoy. From exploring the historic Brighton Pier to visiting unique shops in the Lanes, indulging in delicious food, and experiencing the lively nightlife, Brighton provides a diverse and enjoyable experience for a memorable weekend trip.

Which is better Brighton or Hove?

Choosing between Brighton and Hove depends on individual preferences. Brighton offers a lively atmosphere, vibrant nightlife, and diverse entertainment options, while Hove provides a more relaxed and peaceful environment, with elegant seafront architecture and a focus on beachside relaxation. The decision ultimately comes down to whether one prefers the bustling city vibe of Brighton or the tranquility and charm of Hove.

What is Brighton famous for?

Brighton is famous for its vibrant beachfront, iconic Brighton Pier, and its reputation as a popular seaside resort town. It is also well-known for its bohemian and eclectic atmosphere, diverse cultural scene, and the historic Royal Pavilion, an architectural marvel that reflects its regal past.

Holiday Cottages in Brighton & Hove

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Brighton & Hove Cottages

West Sussex

1 Paythorne Farm Cottages

Ref: S274718

Reviews 23

Brighton and Hove

2 Bed Cottage in Poynings

Ref: S280008

East Sussex

14th century Rose cottage, Centre of Alfriston By Air Premier

Ref: S920784

East Sussex

Rose Cottage - 30502

Ref: S379503

East Sussex

Beauty Close to Coast, Stunning interior, By Air Premier

Ref: S927940

Brighton and Hove

Beautiful Bright Three Bedroom House in Brighton and Hove with free parking

Ref: S968892

Brighton and Hove

Charming BRIGHTONMEWS cottage parking 1min to sea&shops

Ref: S928379

East Sussex

Lewes Heights is a spacious modern luxury home with stunning views

Ref: S929673

West Sussex

Seaside Place on Shoreham Beach with Hot Tub

Ref: S992878

Brighton and Hove

Eastcliff House

Ref: S913395

Brighton and Hove

Eastcliff House & The Art Deco Flat

Ref: S918720

Brighton and Hove

Large house in the Brighton Lanes - Perfect for large groups and long stays - Sleeps 8

Ref: S1075842

Brighton and Hove

Western House - Sleeps 11 - 2 Bath - Free Parking

Ref: S1242847

Brighton and Hove

Beachfront Party House for Stags & Hens

Ref: S1007147

West Sussex

Elsies Hut

Ref: S385603

Brighton and Hove

LARGE HOUSE with FREE PARKING

Ref: S1022765

Brighton and Hove

The Beach House

Ref: S345880

East Sussex

The Garden Room, Westmeston

Ref: S284567

Reviews 39

East Sussex

1 Bed Cottage in Beddingham

Ref: S276715

East Sussex

1 Church Cottages, Westmeston

Ref: S284566

Reviews 25

East Sussex

Cliffe Cottage

Ref: S486968

Reviews 27

Brighton and Hove

The Beach Hideaway - Lancing

Ref: S881022

Reviews 13

Brighton and Hove

Kemp Town Mews

Ref: S25521

Reviews 31

East Sussex

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