Amazing view of the beach. Fantastic breakfast. Lovely spacious rooms. Comfy beds. Very clean. Staff very kind, especially Harley.

Was a wonderful stay with a great location. Lovely staff and kids loved the pool. The only real down side was having no parking.

Hotel staff were great. Room was okay however the room backed out at the rear of the hotel to the loudest noisy room for both nights of my stay which led to poor sleep both times. Out of the control of the hotel staff but sadly will put me off staying there next time.

Our room was spacious, with a sea view and the hotel is situated about 200m to the west of Brighton pier. Visitors to Brighton should be aware that car parking is relatively expensive. The nearest car park to The Queens Hotel is The Lanes car park, where rates are from £5.10 per hour up to about £38 for a 24 hr stay. An alternative is to park on Marine Parade, or Madeira Drive (sea front) where the rates go from 5.10 per hr to £22.70 for 11 hrs, from 9am until 8pm, with free overnight parking, but you would be best served by downloading their app, which creates a slight saving, rather than the lengthy process of setting up an account by phone!

Booked for one night visit in Brighton. Greeted very warmly by Dom who let us checkin earlier than stated and kindly assigned a room with sea views. Road is quite busy so noise could be an issue for some but as it was a week night it did not bother us. Pool is a huge bonus and again staff very friendly. Room was a little dated as other reviews have mentioned but hotel has character and is right on the seafront so we were very happy overall. Would definitely stay here again.

It's an old hotel with a good view of the Brighton beach if you pay extra. Our stay was average and maybe not worth the price we paid for. Pros: >conveniently situated close to the pier. >A good amount of nearby restaurants >Pool, sauna, gym and steam room as an added amenity is a plus Cons: >paid extra to get the seaside view. windows were dirty and some parts are falling apart (that's extra £40/night) >It wasn't mentioned or clarified during check-in when we were offered "an upgrade" for our room that there were extra stairs on our floor with no ramp or access to lift from our side (this would be challenging if you bring either heavy luggages or pushchair. >some wires are exposed in the heater next to the sink. >power plugs placed low and with no safety switch and are not strategically planned well. Overall, the hotel is average, only because the amenities and location were good.

Staff very helpful and approachable. Room upgrade was appreciated, nice view of the sea. Good choice for breakfast. Indoor decor ok but outside is in need of attention.

The hotel is well-situated close to the beach, shops and restaurants. The hotel itself is fairly clean and our room was spacious for 2 adults and 1 teenager. The beds were comfortable. Overall, a good stay! The only ‘issue’ would be the close proximity to night life. If you’re looking for a quiet place or have small children who are easily woken up, this hotel (location) may not be for you! Parking was also a challenge - difficult to find and VERY expensive (but is the same for the general area of Brighton). The hotel offered a nice buffet breakfast that seemed a bit pricey, but was comparable to other local restaurants and had a better selection of food and drinks for everyone. A lovely English seaside experience!