Seabrighton Penthouse With Private Sea View Roof Terraces Apartment
Main amenities
- 85 m²
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 5 guests
- 3 beds
Location
The distinctive Asian - style palace "Royal Pavilion" is only 1.7 km from the spacious 85 m² Seabrighton Penthouse With Private Sea View Roof Terraces Apartment, while the Regency Town House is situated nearby. The 2-bedroom apartment features Wi-Fi, along with private car parking for guests travelling by car.
The apartment is in the Regency district, in the vicinity of the 162 m British Airways i360 Observation Tower. The Brighton Palace Pier is located nearly a 25-minute walk away and London Gatwick airport is located 45 km from the 6-room Seabrighton Penthouse With Private Sea View Roof Terraces Apartment. The accommodation also lies just 1.9 km from the North Laine.
Seabrighton Penthouse With Private Sea View Roof Terraces Apartment offers guests a patio, a balcony, and a living room and overlooks the sea. This apartment features a bathroom with a hairdryer and bath sheets. Furthermore, a walk-in shower and an additional toilet is available.
The property comes fitted with an equipped kitchenette with an oven and a dishwasher. The nearest bus station Norfolk Square is merely 5 minutes' stroll away.
Review by hotel critic
Hello there! I come from the bustling city of London, where I enjoy exploring new restaurants and bars, as well as relaxing in comfortable accommodations. I was thrilled to discover a hidden gem in Brighton that exceeded all my expectations. This apartment had everything I love - from the convenient location near various dining options to the spacious living room and well-equipped kitchen. the view from the apartment was breathtaking, and the beds were incredibly comfortable. I also appreciated the quiet atmosphere and easy access via the elevator. It truly felt like a home away from home. I cannot recommend this apartment highly enough. It provided the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and luxury, making my stay in Brighton truly unforgettable.
