St Christopher's At The Palace Hotel in Brighton

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St Christopher's Brighton is known for its fantastic location overlooking the beach and a great party atmosphere. Situated above the lively Belushi's bar, it's right next to Brighton Pier, The Marina and all the cafes and bars on The Promenade.Better yet the hostel and hotel is next to the National Express coach station, and a mere 10 to 15 minute walk down to the beach from the central train station. We couldn't be easier to find!We have great hostel beds and a number of fantastic private hotel rooms with some great views of the care free, seaside living in Brighton! From our beach-front base you can easily reach the oldest working aquarium in the world, the planet's oldest electric railway, the Royal Pavilion and the and the oh-so-cool shopping along the Lanes. All guests receive a 25% discount on food at the on-site restaurants, plus great discount deals on drinks! Back at St Christopher's you'll find our Belushi's Bar complete with some great drink deals and the best live sports playing on the wide screen TVs. It's here where you can enjoy a regular line up of fantastic nights, including 80's and 90's nights on Mondays and Tuesdays, Dance Anthems on Fridays with DJ A C Knell and Smashed on Saturdays with resident DJ Meesta Sleeps.Fun FactsThe nearby Royal Pavilion was commissioned by George IV and the exotic, Indian inspired building is pure royal extravagance. Daring colours, gilded dragons and imitation bamboo staircases adorn the inner rooms and present an extravagantly apt tribute to one of the royal family's most provocative characters. There is no shortage of shopping opportunities in Brighton with the Lanes, a swirling mass of crossing streets overflowing with off-beat treasures. The Artists Quarter is home to local studios selling individual one-off pieces, from prints and paintings to wood carvings and wrought iron furniture. If you still want more then head off to the North Laines for a selection of independent shops where any fashionista would feel right at home. The city centre is enclosed in a shocking one square mile, but there's so much to see and do you'll want to extend your stay so you don't miss a thing. Children (Under 18 Years Old) must be accompanied by an adult at all times and should not be booked into dormitory rooms unless room is for sole use of a family or groupPhoto Identification in the form of a Drivers Licence or Passport is required for check in to our hostels