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Apartment |1 bedroom |Sleeps 2

Brighton Marina in Brighton and Hove

from £57 / night

£395–£565 / weekBookable online

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2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

6 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

The Boat House is located in Brighton Marina, 5m above the water and just 5 minutes' walk to all the amenities. The apartment is small, but well designed and idea for romantic getaways or those with young families. The bedroom is on a mezzanine floor overlooking the open plan living area with kitchenette and enclosed wet room. The west facing balcony offers stunning marina views with a table and chairs for you to enjoy sundowner, before heading out to enjoy the many excellent pubs and restaurants in the marina. There is also plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay too. The marina is surrounded by pebble beaches and lovely coastal walks. A 10min bus ride or 30min walk gets you into the heart of the famous city of Brighton & Hove... a city with so much to offer its difficult to know where to begin!

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Sleeping: Double bedroom (approx 3m x 3m) on mezzanine floor overlooking living area.
Sofa bed can be provided for an extra family member or 2 children at a small supplement.
A cot is available by prior arrangement at no extra charge.

Bathroom: Tiled wet room (approx 2m x 2m), accessed from main living area, with modern electric shower, sink, WC and heated towel rail.

Kitchenette: More of a galley kitchenette than fully fitted kitchen. Includes fridge, double electric hob, small oven, microwave, toaster, kettle and large double ceramic sink. No washing machine although there is a launderette situated on the lower jetty.

Living Rooms: Living area (including kitchenette) is all open plan (3m x 7m approx). Large double sofa, two seater breakfast bar, free view TV. Sliding double glazed french windows opens onto balcony.

Balcony: West facing balcony (1.5 x 3m approx) overlooking marina, with outdoor table and chairs

Cleaning / Towels: Towels and linen are included for two people as standard. The property is cleaned and turned around between every booking, but guests can request an intermittent clean and laundry for a small supplement.

Further details outdoors:
There is free 24hour parking in the Marina's multi storey car park, about a 5 - 10min walk from the jetty. Loading and unloading is allowed on the Jetty access ramp but there is a time limit of 20mins although it isn't strictly enforced.

There are loads of pubs and restaurants in the marina, as well as a bowling alley, 10 screen cinema, casino, boat rides, supermarket, shops etc and regular bus service to and from Brighton city centre.

Brighton marina has Brighton's famous pebble beach to the west and the Sussex heritage coastline to the East, both within easy walking distance.

Golf - East Brighton Golf Club is less than a mile from the marina and is a private members' club that extends a very warm welcome to members, societies and green fee visitors alike.

Skiing - Only water skiing!

Special interest holidays - We have an excellent relationship with an RYA (Sailing) training centre within the marina which does everything from Powerboat rides to Day Skipper courses. Also there is a diving, kayaking, zap catting, beach volley ball or just plain sailing!

Brighton has loads to offer including Comedy, Theatre, Arts, Clubs and numerous special interest festivals and rallies, not to mention it's cafes and terrific restaurants... way too many to list here!

Brighton is surrounded by the South Downs National Park with horse riding, walking, Orbing, hang gliding etc... again, way too much stuff to list here!

If you have a love of history and small English villages, take a stroll to Rottingdean - about a mile up the coast - a small saxon village famous for its smugglers, artists, writers, cafes, windmill and the beautifully restored Kipling Gardens.

Further details

There is a sofa bed supplement for extra people (more than 2) although a cot is available by prior arrangement at no extra charge. There is a booking minimum of two nights. A damage/misuse deposit of £200 will be secured against credit/debit cards 3 days prior to the booking or on arrival.

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Enjoy a drink on the terrace before you head out for dinner or even a night cap!

 

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Walk through the marina to the floating jetty

 

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The South East England / Sussex region

Less than an hour from London, Sussex has the largest number of county lanes anywhere in the UK and offers spectacular beaches, rolling hills and picturesque villages.

From Beachy Head in the East to Harting Down in the West, The Sussex Downs has some of the most beautiful and varied landscape in the UK, and recently graded as a ‘National Park’ in respect of its beauty and diversity. Enjoy the superb walks, photo opportunities, afternoon cream teas or if you enjoy a more active break, try sailing, mountain biking, hang-gliding or orbing!

The Brighton and Hove / Brighton Marina area

Brighton Marina has all the facilities and amenities you'd expect from one of Europe's biggest marinas. It is flanked on one site by Brighton's famous pebble beaches (including the UK's first nudist beach!) and the other by the white cliffs of the Sussex Heritage Coastline.

Brighton and Hove - voted one of the friendliest cities in the UK - is probably the most vibrant cities in the UK also, if not Europe, oozing creativity and kudos from every pore. Often described as the ‘San Francisco of the UK’, because of it’s laid back bohemian culture, it offers a hotbed of entertainment, from the beating heart of the cultural quarter to its unique 'village' areas, with a staggering choice of drama, opera, music, dance, literature, street theatre and outdoor spectacles... and of course, more shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes than you can shake a stick at!

Beyond Brighton is the South Downs National park, again with a dixxying array of activities, and miles and miles of traditional English villages and countryside walks.

How to get there

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Gatwick international airport is about 30 miles to the north of Brighton (about 40mins in car)

London is about 45 miles up the M27 (about 1hour 10mins in car or 45 minutes on the train) - handy if you're visiting London for the 2012 Olympics! There is free parking in the marina.

Regular buses and taxis run from Brighton City centre and the train station to the Marina, and take about 10mins.

Activities near Brighton and Hove

Reviews

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30 Apr 2013

“Will definitely stay again!” We stayed Saturday through to Monday morning and had a really lovely time, The Marina is a lovely location and the Boat House just gorgeous and we enjoyed having breakfast on the balcony looking out... more

03 Apr 2013

“A LITTLE GEM” we stayed here over easter, although small its very cute and has everything you want for a short break, very clean and on top of lots of restaurants and shops

11 Dec 2012

“I don't want people to know about this....” What a fantastic place to stay! So well designed and thought out - often you stay in places that look good but are not practical. This is! It's bijou but perfectly formed. As Brightonians who have moved north but come 'home' to catch up with friends this is the first time we have ever stayed on the Marina - usually choosing Travelodge at Preston Park that does the best deals. This was much better value with independence for breakfast, dinner and a nice big comfy sofa to relax on. Bed was fab as well and the location was incredibly, comparatively quiet - the noisy seagulls go inland. Loved it.

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27 Oct 2012

“Compact and cosy” I only stayed 3 nights at the Boat House but found the experience postive. Unfortunately the marina was enclosed in a fog for much of the time so the views of the sea and land were limited. The Boat House is well designed with a mezzanine sleeping area above the living area. There are sufficient cooking utensils and a microwave and 2 hot plates. The meal area consists of stools and a bench.The small fridge is adequate. Although the sofa in the living area can be used as a bed, I think that 2 persons is really the comfortable maximum for the place, otherwise meals would be cramped - there are 3 stools but the bench really only provides enough room for 2 people comfortably eating. Wifi was available but there were charges. Free parking is a real bonusin a place like Brighton even if it is a distance from the Boat House. The availability of trolleys helped the task of moving suitcases. Picking up the key from the Marina Office was no trouble. The Boat House provided a pleasent and some what different accommodation experience.

25 Oct 2012

“Great fun, cosy and comfortable” We stayed for a birthday break in Brighton. The boat house is great fun, right out in the middle of the marina, you feel as if you're on a boat. The weather was wet and windy, but this just added to the experience because the apartment is so warm and cosy. Clean, bright and comfortable, great bed, clean and stylish bathroom, well equipped kitchen. We actually decided to cancel one night out in Brighton, just so we could have an evening in the boat house, it's that nice. Only complaint is not about the boat house, it's about the bloke in the marina office who handed over the key, he was unfriendly and unhelpful, I hope nobody's wasted any money by sending him on a customer service training course. Didn't spoil the stay though.

14 Jun 2012

“Boathouse Perfection!” My partner and I stayed here for 2 nights but it wasn't long enough - could have happily spent a week in this haven on the marina. Small but perfectly formed, it is gorgeously furnished with all mod cons. Big comfy bed, spacious wet room with powerful shower, cute little kitchen (which had everything you could possibly need), lovely living area and a great little balcony with water and boats as far as the eye could see. Would heartily recommend and can't wait to go back!

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 2
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
2013 summer season	25 Mar 13	1 Oct 13	485£ 485	89£ 89	95£ 95	2 Nights
Autumn 2013	1 Oct 13	23 Dec 13	395£ 395	79£ 79	89£ 89	2 Nights
xmas 2013	23 Dec 13	6 Jan 14	485£ 485	95£ 95	95£ 95	2 Nights
winter 2014	6 Jan 14	1 Mar 14	395£ 395	79£ 79	89£ 89	2 Nights
2014 season	1 Mar 14	1 Oct 14	565£ 565	89£ 89	99£ 99	2 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

There is a sofa bed supplement for extra people (more than 2) although a cot is available by prior arrangement at no extra charge. A damage/misuse deposit of £200 will be secured against credit/debit cards 3 days prior to the booking or on arrival.

Arrival times are between 2-5pm although you can collect a key after these hours by prior arrangement (please tell us at time of booking if possible). Departure time is before 11am.

The first 3 nights are charged at £95 per night, each extra night is charged at £50 per night, so the rates are as as follows:

1 night £95

2 nights £190

3 nights £285

4 nights £335

5 nights £385

6 nights £435

7 nights £485

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