Alias Hotel

Contemporary boutique hotel in a converted bank building with high ceilings and original period features. The 19 rooms blend modern comfort with architectural character, including some with exposed brick walls. Located in the heart of The Lanes shopping district with excellent restaurants nearby. The cocktail bar attracts locals as well as guests. Good choice for design-conscious travellers who appreciate both history and modern amenities. Rates start from £160-210/night.

26 rooms with bold, colourful design featuring exposed brick, statement wallpaper, and contemporary art prints. Bathrooms are modern with rainfall showers; rooms range from compact to generous.

Design-focused travellers appreciate the visual boldness and bar scene; late-night noise and occasionally indifferent service are noted concerns.

What works: Cocktail bar downstairs open until 1 a.m. on weekends, Central location within The Lanes independent shopping district, Bold aesthetic appeals to design-conscious travellers.

Watch out for: Lift often slow during peak times in the tight Victorian building, Cocktail bar noise carries into some rooms after 11 p.m..

Located in The Lanes. See the The Lanes area guide for more on the neighbourhood. Nearest transport: Brighton Station - 9 min walk. Within walking distance: The Lanes (1 min), Royal Pavilion (4 min), Brighton Pier (7 min).

Facilities: bar, restaurant, room service.

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Best for: younger travellers, design enthusiasts, those wanting local indie culture immersion.

Not ideal for: guests seeking subtle aesthetics, those uncomfortable with bold colour schemes, anyone needing parking certainty.

• Book directly with the hotel for best rates and room preferences.
• Breakfast: available from £12, not included.
• Parking: none on-site, street parking (no guarantee).
• Prices vary seasonally - book early for peak periods.
• Check recent reviews for up-to-date condition reports.

What's special about Alias Hotel Brighton's building?

The hotel occupies a converted Victorian bank with original high ceilings, period windows, and architectural details. Modern amenities are seamlessly integrated while preserving the building's historic character and grandeur.

Does Alias Hotel Brighton have a restaurant?

No restaurant, but the cocktail bar serves light snacks and small plates. The Lanes location means dozens of restaurants are within 2 minutes walk, from casual to fine dining options.

Are rooms at Alias Hotel Brighton soundproofed?

Rooms have good soundproofing considering the central Lanes location. Some street-facing rooms may hear weekend nightlife noise. Rooms facing the interior courtyard are quieter.