Artist Residence Brighton is an award winning boutique hotel set right on Regency Square in Brighton with stylish rooms, sea views, a fantastic restaurant and a buzzing cocktail bar. If you are in our area you should also make a booking for their award winning restaurant The Set.

Address: 34 Regency Square, Brighton BN1 2FJ

Phone: 01273 324302
 

A gorgeous restaurant and pub to relax in, and enjoy great food as well as a wide selection of wines, craft beers and delicious cake! Just off Regency Square, down on the seafront, with views of the beach from floor to ceiling windows.

Address: 26 Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 2LN

Phone: 01273 206523

Set in a Regency townhouse, Brighton House is a non-smoking hotel, offering fully organic food.

Address: 52 Regency Square, Brighton, BN1 2FF

Phone: 01273 32 32 82

Our local theatre is located in Clarence Gardens, and has an amazing history. Since 1940 it has been home to a very active theatre group which currently stages at least ten plays a year.  The Society organises visits to many of the productions for members. 

The Brighton Little Theatre's list of upcoming productions can be found here

You will no doubt already have spotted this attraction! Glide up to 450ft on board British Airways i360. In a fully enclosed glass viewing pod, visitors can admire views across Brighton and the south coast - or if you live locally take a 'flight' and see if you can spot your house!

To book tickets go to : https://britishairwaysi360.com/

An authentic Italian dining experience on Preston Street. Real Italian food, prepared from quality local produce, and served with passion. Great food in a restaurant with a lovely, relaxed ambience. You will not be disappointed!

Address: 29 Preston St, Brighton BN1 2HP

Phone: 01273 328775

4 Star hotel, with a conference & exhibition centre. Delightful restaurant and cocktail bar.

Address: Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2FU

Phone: 01273 775432

The original rock n roll Brighton boutique hotel – with 19 individually themed bedrooms to choose from there’s something to tickle every tastebud… Situated right on Regency Square.

Address: 10 Regency Square, Brighton BN1 2FG
Phone: 01273 327055
 

Situated on Regency Square, Hotel Una is the winner of many prestigious awards. With 20  individually designed bedrooms and suites, this recently converted Regency town house is a stylish mixture of old and new, industrial and traditional. 

Address: 55-56 Regency Square, Brighton BN1 2FF
Phone: 01273 820464
 

A seafront American diner restaurant, café & bar, just off Regency Square. A great spot with an amazing view for brunches, cocktails, lunches and dinners.

Address: 133-134 Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 2HH

Phone: 01273 730320

Previously called the Hole in the wall, this tiny Brighton pub on Queensbury Mews is one of the best places to while away an evening. If you're lucky you may be able to catch one of their famous game show afternoons - Drag your cards right anyone?

Address: Queensbury Mews, Brighton BN1 2FE

Phone: 01273 328159

Seafood restaurant serving fresh local fish. One of the best places for fish and chips in Brighton!

Address: 131 Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2HH

Phone: 01273 325014

Sushi, sashimi and grill dishes in traditional wood-panelled bistro-vibed space with stained-glass. A perfect spot for lunch or dinner, on Preston Sreet.

Address: 32A Preston St, Brighton BN1 2HP

Phone: 01273 727246

This group seeks to protect the townscape of Brighton and Hove. It also plays a co-ordinating role amongst local societies such as our own. 

This charity owns the West Pier, or what is left of it!

This committee was set up by the City Council to advise on planning matters in conservation areas. It is made up of representative of various societies and associations. Mike Davies attends CAGs meetings on behalf of our loal area.

One of our neighbouring societies, whose work covers the area starting on the north side of Western Road (RSAS covers the area south).

Possibly the oldest amenity society in Brighton and Hove, the Regency Society played a key role in preserving the fine seafront architecture around Brunswick Square. It continues to keep a watching brief regarding planned development. It is noted for its programme of lectures on architecture and related subjects.