The Gullivers Hotel, Brighton

The room felt more like a prison cell but was very cosy and accommodated with a baby cot as requested, though it needs black-out curtains to keep out the sun and a fan during the hot months. The service was friendly and welcoming, with the staff even apologizing for disturbances with a complimentary breakfast offer. The location is central to busy Brighton, steps away from buzzing St James Street, though changing rooms due to noise was a drawback. Dining options were limited and not up to par. Overall, a decent choice for the price.

The hotel's location is convenient, close to the beach and a Main Street with fun amenities nearby. The rooms have some issues like a slow shower and lack of proper locks, but they are overall comfortable. The service showed some lapses but made up for it with a complimentary breakfast. The dining experience was confusing at times and slightly overpriced. The hotel lacks curtains, affecting sleep quality, but is close to key attractions.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The room felt dirty and uncomfortable, but it was conveniently located. The cost was high for the poor quality. The excellent breakfast was a complete contrast to the shabby accommodations. The decor was drab, and there were safety concerns with sockets.