About Us

Built in 1864 in the Italian Renaissance style and rebuilt in 1984, The De Vere Hotel Grand Brighton offers traditional style with modern comfort. It is synonymous with some of the highest profile events in the UK and is renowned for its high level of service. Under an hour from London, and 25 minutes from Gatwick Airport, The Grand is in a fantastic location to conduct business in unique surroundings. Less than 1 mile from Brighton Train Station and easily accessible from M25 and M23 ... Moremotorways. The Grand is prominently located along Brighton seafront and is situated close to local attractions and amenities. The 201 well appointed bedrooms have en-suite bath and shower, use of bathrobe and slippers, work desk with lamp, complimentary wi-fi, flat screen TV with satellite channels, radio, iron and ironing board, tea and coffee facilities, safe and direct dial telephone with voicemail. Our showpiece AA rosette award winning King's Restaurant is glamorous, historic and contemporary, with marble columns and an amazing crystal chandelier. Enjoy beautiful uninterrupted views from the Victoria Lounge, Bar and Terrace whilst sipping morning coffee or indulge in our famous Grand Afternoon Cream Tea. The Grand offers an extensive range of unique and flexible meeting and event facilities including the state-of-the-art Empress Suite, which has the capacity to host up to 800 and is suitable for any style of event from meetings and conferences to parties and weddings. Our conferencing experts and in-house AV manager will make sure you have everything you need during your event to guarantee success. Brighton Pier 5 minutes on foot, The Royal Pavilion 5 minutes on foot and The Lanes shopping area on our doorstep Less

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