Alvia Hotel (Brighton) Reviews

Alvia Hotel (Brighton) Hotel National

Newest Review: ... me and I booked the room. So fast forward to October everything went well the day before and having travelled through the night I arrived in Brighton about 6.45. The hotel is about a ten minute walk from the Brighton Dome. I arrived just before 7, totally exhausted, desperate for a shower and a sleep in that order. I was met with a huge smile and made to feel so welcome. I was allocated a room in the basement as the owner felt that I would be able to get a decent sleep without being disturbed. She told me that nobody would disturb me. She very kindly carried my bag down the stairs and let me into the room, wished me a good sleep and left m... more

Customer Alvia Hotel (Brighton) Reviews (2)

annieboo
Alvia Hotel (Brighton): A Fantastic Brighton hotel (1052 words)
by - written on 02/04/09, updated on  02/04/09 (Very useful, 146 readings)
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I had never been to Brighton before and even though I knew I had to find and book a hotel. I was a bit worried about this, the reason for the concern about this was that my booking was far from straightforward. Firstly, I really needed a early check in(a very early check in!) as I was travelling through the night(via Ipswich) and would arrive in Brighton with the dawn! I initially tried the usual value hotels their check ins were 3pm not good! I then tried Brighton tourist information who were worse than useless. I was getting seriously worried by now as I HAD to find a hotel that would let me get some sleep in the day but also one that wasn't stupidly ...  Read the complete review

dawn_regan
The Alvia Hotel, Brighton (187 words)
by - written on 19/06/07 (Useful, 68 readings)
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A lovely friendly boutique hotel, just up from Kemp Town seafront, the Alvia Hotel is easily accessible from the A23 and offers car parking for a nominal fee - if you book it! The room I stayed in was clean and contemporary, with a comfy bed, fluffy cushions and plenty of space. Various other rooms in this small hotel are apparently incredibly luxurious, with four poster bed, sea views or a patio, but these were all booked up. At £95 per room per night, including a wonderful English breakfast, The Alvia is very good value for money. I made use of their wireless internet, as did other guests, which was quick and hassle-free. They offer a ...  Read the complete review

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