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Boydens Guest House Brighton

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Boydens is a friendly, relaxed and traditional style Guesthouse. Located in a quiet residential avenue close to the centre of Brighton and still only a couple of minuite walk to the seafront.

Whether its business or pleasure, your hosts, Paul and Shaun, aim to make your stay both comfortable and memorable. With a smart, refurbished breakfast room, coupled with your well appointed bedroom, you’ll be refreshed and ready to take on the delights of

Brighton Life…..

There are 6 bedrooms in Boydens, all of which are no smoking.

Standard Single Room with shared facilities

from £25.00*

Standard Large Single Room with shared facilities

from £30.00*

Standard Double Room with shared facilities

from £44.00*

Standard Double Room with Shower

from £50.00*

Standard Twin Room with Shower

from £60.00*

Standard Double Room with En-suite Shower/WC

from £68.00*

Superior Double Room with En-suite Shower/WC

from £74.00*

Superior Twin Room with En-suite Shower/WC

from £78.00*

* Breakfast is available for an addition of £5 per person per night

Come and join us in our Breakfast Room where you can enjoy a continental or a full english breakfast, cooked fresh in our kitchen. Please advise us upon arrival if you require any special diet.

No need for a car once you are at Boydens as you will be ideally situated for access to all that Brighton has to offer.

Sea front, Pier, Shops, Royal Pavilion and the Famous Lanes are only a few minutes walk away.

Brighton is a cosmopolitan city that attracts millions of visitors every year, with attractions and activities taking place all year round.

The palace pier is acknowledged as one of the finest ever built and is over 100 years old. It is a hive of activity, funfair rides, arcades, fortune-tellers, bingo hall, restaurants and bars, and a night club for our visitors who like the club scene.

The Royal Pavilion - Is probably Brightons best known landmark. George IV, otherwise known as Prince Regentfirst came to Brighton aged 21 to rehabilitate on his doctors advice. The Royal Pavilion grew over 35 years from a farmhall to the indian style palace building we see today. Inside, the restoration is breathtaking and is well worth a visit.

Brighton Marina - The marina was built just 30 years ago on what was open sea and is now home to hundres of yacht's. It is like a small town with up to eight hundred houses and flats, creating a small community with a cinema, bowling complex, many shop's, bar's/pub's and restaurant's.

The Lanes - There is of course the world famous 'Lanes', where you will find a variety of shop's including jewelry and antique shop's, designer label shop's, cafés, bar's and restaurant's.