The Old Palace
Brighton, United Kingdom
5.9COSY
A well-placed, cheerfully run Brighton guest house where comfortable beds piled with pillows and fluffy blankets, warm radiators, and notably helpful staff who point you towards restaurants and book your morning taxi make for a cosy, fuss-free stay at a budget-friendly price, though compact bathrooms and steep stairs are worth bearing in mind.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 5.9, from guest reviews
- Comfortable beds with multiple pillows and fluffy blankets; warm radiators
- Helpful, friendly staff who gave local advice and made guests feel welcomed
- Tea/coffee trays in rooms; clean, fresh linens; homely small-scale guesthouse feel
Best for
A strong fit for a family trip and walking everywhere. Guests point to multiple guests highlighted comfortable family rooms with multiple beds, plenty of pillows and blankets, and a welcoming atmosphere.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is The Old Palace located?
- The Old Palace is in Brighton, right by the beach and close to the shopping area, with plenty of restaurants, takeaways, and bus services nearby.
- How cosy is The Old Palace?
- The Old Palace has a cosy score of 5.9 out of 10. Guests describe it as feeling homely and welcoming, though some note the décor is a bit dated.
- Are the beds comfortable at The Old Palace?
- Yes, guests consistently praise the beds as really comfortable with plenty of pillows to choose from, and rooms are kept very clean.
- Is the staff friendly at The Old Palace?
- The staff are described as very friendly and helpful, making guests feel welcomed and at home during their stay.
- Is The Old Palace good value for money?
- The Old Palace is budget-friendly with reasonable rates, guests have reported family rooms from £45 per night, making it a good option for those watching their spending.
- What should I know before booking The Old Palace?
- The building has steep, narrow stairs between floors and to reception, so it's worth requesting a low-floor room if you have mobility concerns, and rooms at the front can experience noise from guests coming and going late into the night.
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