A New Wave at The Grand

We are thrilled to share our spectacular £16.2 million refurbishment and raise the bar for luxury on the seafront.

As one of our city’s most iconic landmarks, we have elevated the guest experience to new heights, blending our unique heritage with a breath of fresh air. Step into beautifully redesigned bedrooms - all crafted to elevate your stay with unparalleled comfort and joy. This “New Wave” is more than just a renovation; it’s our promise to remain at the heart of Brighton’s vibrant future whilst celebrating our rich history.

History

Opened in 1864, The Grand Brighton, known as the original 'Palace by the Sea,' is a masterpiece of Victorian architecture by John Whichcord Jr. Its 205 rooms span seven floors around a sweeping staircase, blending historic charm with modern design. The hotel’s rich history includes royal visits, ABBA's Eurovision stay, and appearances in iconic films and TV shows.

A Grand Transformation

History