Brighton is no newcomer to the world of leisure and relaxation.

Two hundred years ago the much sought after

‘seawater cure’ made Brighton famous and helped establish

its reputation as a resort . Today the curative powers of water are still

well regarded and a spa, generally associated with

both water and health, is a popular amenity.

Some Brighton hotels supplement

the local natural resources by offering additional in-house

spa facilities. You will find below some suggestions

of hotels to consider in

your pursuit of a relaxing,

healthy and inspiring break at the seaside.

Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel

on the seafront,  has a

sauna, steam room, gym, spa pool and an

indoor swimming pool.

Spa treatments are also bookable.

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Queens Hotel and Spa

The welcoming Pretty People Hair & Beauty Salon

offers treatments for men and women.

There is also a sauna,

steam room and solarium.

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Thistle Brighton Hotel

Above the beach and looking

out to sea the hotel has a solarium,

massage, sauna and fitness centre

as well as an indoor swimming pool.

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Park Inn Brighton

On lovely Regency Square this hotel

has a spa with eight treatment rooms,

in addition to sauna, steam room and gym.

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An extended list of Brighton Hotels is available here

If the sea air and a fresh breeze off  the English Channel

is what  you want, then the wide promenade

above Brighton beach

is the place to be. You have level ground,

unobstructed views and

if you want to take in the interesting sights

you can  make the choice to follow the

road to the East or the West. In both directions you

can travel for miles with the sea at your side.

If shopping takes your fancy the Churhill Square complex operates a shopmobility scheme. The centre is inland of

Brighton Centre.

Near to Brighton Pier the Amsterdam Hotel is at the

start of Marine Parade. The  patio looks over

The Promenade and out to sea.

The hotel features a bar, restaurant, sauna

and a lift to all floors.

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The King’s Road runs

to the West from Brighton Pier

and here you will find the Ramada Brighton Hotel.

There is lift access from the hotel car park and there

are some accessible and adapted rooms and

a ground floor restaurant and bar.

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Old Steine was the open area once used by fishermen to

dry and repair their nets.

The Royal Albion Hotel

stands on the South side of Old Steine, some rooms look

out to sea and there are a number of accessible rooms on the first

floor. There is ramp access to the hotel from the street level.

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Visit Brighton has all kinds of information, ranging  from where

to hire a wheelchair to which restaurants have level access.

During your stay you will find the  Tourist

Information Centre is in premises

close to the Royal Pavilion.

It has very helpful staff

and lots of literature to help plan your stay.

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Find a further selection of hotels in   Accessible hotels in Brighton