Artist Residence in Brighton and Hove

We had a little staycation down in Brighton as we had my partners event to attend at a club that night so I had been keen to try another Artist Residence since I very much enjoyed our stay in Bristol. This however was a very disappointing stay as there are multiple problems first being the Wi-Fi in the ground floor suite that we stayed in did not work the whole time we were there even when we asked them to reset it you could not get on the Wi-Fi, they gave staff Wi-Fi, which didn’t work as well. This was massively inconvenient as my partner was trying to work during the day and the only suggestion they could give us was that he could use the common areas on the next floor as we were on bottom level. This which is not the same as having leisure in your room while you’re working is not a solution. They should have moved our room immediately as this was not pleasant. Next the girl working that day didn’t seem to know how to handle much of anything. I came to her because when heading out with my dogs the door on our room shut quickly on my finger leaving it throbbing bruised and in pain. Note: my finger is still bruised. We were attending an event and this also made for an unpleasant experience for the event and when I went to my nail appointment. I should also say this is a major hazard as it could’ve shut on one of my little dogs or even someone who is a parent of a small child causing worse damage. When I told her she said nothing and looked as if she didn’t know what to do. I tell her to get me a band-Aid and I ask the bartender for ice and water. Now thirdly in the room itself in the second bedroom, the TV wouldn’t work with the remote provided as we told them and they did not fix. It was freezing cold that night all these things add up to a very mediocre experience. I give this hotel three stars because it is a very beautiful boutique hotel with a lot of issues, and the customer services is why I can only give 2. I encourage this establishment to look into these things and make it better so it can be a five star. Aesthetics is not the only reason to be highly rated. When we checked out they did say they would offer us an incentive for a future stay we have yet to hear back from anyone on the hotels behalf on this matter.

Staying in Brighton for two nights at this hotel, nothing to complain about but even if the service was pleasant it lacked human warmth and friendliness... a shame because everything else was good! Small downside of the work in the hotel courtyard during our stay quite late in the evening and quite early in the morning..

Friendly, arty and classy with a fantastic breakfast cafe and bar

As newly weds we wanted to do a couple of nights away after the wedding with our pooch. It’s always tricky finding gorgeous places to stay with a dog but Artist Residence now tops our list. They took time to ask about what our dog needed which was so thoughtful. We stayed in the balcony apartment which provided us a little more space and is next door to the main hotel entrance. The views and interior were stunning, the whole history behind the start up of the brand and the artwork vibe is right up our street. Small details are gorgeous, they really know how to decorate a room with the right palettes and soft furnishing brands. I was in my element looking at everything. The shower was fab and the bath in the bedroom was fancy. Even the dressing gowns made it that more special and lux - it’s the kind of thing you only expect from a super shiny hotel. Bed was divine and really comfortable, the type you sink into any get lost in. We loved the mid century feel and furniture choices! Staff were friendly and approachable always checking if things were okay which they were. Breakfast was yummy, could have eaten a bigger portion easily. There are lots of food options local and we ordered in pizza and people watched from the balcony. We’ve already got plans to check out the other locations and can’t wait to be back in those surroundings. We’d book again in a heartbeat, it’s 5-stars from us. Thanks for a lovely stay.

my fav place to stay/hang out in Brighton. boutique hotel with art-filled eclectic rooms, some with sea views. the staff are fantastic and so welcoming - Maddie (one of the managers) and Chloe-Louise looked after me this time. I look forward to my next stay!

Great little hotel, love the aesthetic, excellent location!

My wife and I stayed here for our anniversary - we are local to Brighton and know the area well In our opinion this is a perfectly positioned hotel as it’s in a quiet area but only a few minutes walk to the seafront and main shopping areas and pubs / restaurants We stayed in room 5 which had an amazing view across Regency Square and a lovely view of the old pier and i360 Abi on the front desk was amazing - very helpful and her recommendations on where to eat and drink were perfect We’d highly recommend this hotel if you wanted somewhere lovely to stay but also a bit different to the mainstream options

a small but beautiful holiday! Brighton is wonderful and this hotel, just a few steps from the seafront, was a pleasant discovery. The entire building is furnished with care, the room they assigned us was beautiful, perfectly clean, and with a retro radio tuned to a perfect jazz music station! In the bathroom shower products etc of very high quality and a fantastic citrus fragrance! We had a delicious breakfast in one of the hotel rooms, served by professional and above all smiling staff! I recommend this place and hope to return ❤️

Had to cancel our stay but the staff are incredibly helpful and polite. I dealt with Gaby and she went above and beyond to help accommodate us and move our booking around to help

Hard to argue with this place: cracking location, really friendly and helpful staff and pretty stunning rooms. I visited in the off-season so I can't speak to its suitablility as a summer stay but would definitely consider a return, any time of the year.

Fantastic rooms, fantastic bar, fantastic breakfast people, fantastic location.