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YHA South Downs 4 stars
Lewes
A refurbished Sussex farmhouse, a 5-minute walk from Southease Railway Station, YHA South Downs is set in extensive grounds and has an on-site restaurant and colourful, modern bedrooms.
Luggage storage and a laundry service are available to guests. Packed lunches can be made on request.
A great atmosphere. I was welcomed as soon as I arrived although I was earlier than expected. The collective facilities were accessible, clean and well organised. The advice on walking footpaths in the area clear and encouraging. Breakfast just the thing to continue my journey north! Thank you.
YHA Truleigh Hill 2 stars
Shoreham-by-Sea
On the South Downs Way, the YHA Truleigh Hill is surrounded by beautiful West Sussex countryside. The hostel is a 10-minute drive from Shoreham-by-Sea, and has a restaurant, free parking and free WiFi.
The bright and airy dormitory rooms have bunk beds, shared bathrooms and fresh linens. The YHA also features large leafy gardens and a common room with a games area.
Loved that restaurant style meals were available for purchase. Beautiful porch for sitting and very accommodating staff.
YHA Brighton 4 stars
Brighton City Centre, Brighton & Hove
Situated 5 minutes’ walk from Brighton’s seafront, city centre and pier, YHA Hostel Brighton offers en-suite rooms and a licensed bar and restaurant offers meals, bar snacks and drinks.
YHA Hostel Brighton also offers a conference/meeting room and free WiFi is available in all public areas.
Locations, atmosphere, 24hr bar/café, and the YHA organization purposes.
Brighton Beach Inn
Seafront, Brighton & Hove
Brighton Beach Inn is located in a modern building above a nightclub and offers both private twin rooms and shared dormitory rooms of various sizes. The dormitory rooms have comfy bunks and shared bathroom facilities. Laundry facilities are available and there is a shared lounge/TV area for guests. The friendly staff stood out for me. If you behave yourself, they will love you. Peaceful atmosphere. Kept nice and clean.
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Avg. price/night: £46
Great location and very cheap. Tea and coffee in the room.
KamilaGroup -
Avg. price/night: £234
Great location. Beautiful apartment. Comfortable. Safe.
RhianFamily with young children -
Avg. price/night: £40
Clean but the room heater was on full blast and couldn't be regulated so it was a sauna inside. No working tv and no shower head in the bathroom shower cabin The room was overall clean just the facilities were very old and not always working Great location and if you are on a budget then it's ideal
MónicaYoung couple -
Avg. price/night: £89.10
Stylish, clean, friendly and safe. Great location for central Brighton and train station.
PoppySolo traveller -
Avg. price/night: £89.10
Great location, in town but not in the hustle and bustle. Excellent front of house staff. Being a coeliac I felt really safe as the Gluten free breakfast choices was clearly labelled, small choice but more than adequate and very tasty. A very comfortable bed, warm and quiet room, nice shower.
JulieYoung couple -
Avg. price/night: £120
The Whoopy room was lovely, modern and charming with lounge area, very comfortable bed and roll top bath. Tea and coffee machine and toiletries added to the luxury feel. Breakfasts were amazing. Can recommend the bacon special breakfast with halloumi. Apparently you can pre order a box of cakes for your room. Very sad to see that they were all tucked away safely overnight 😀. Great location on High Street.
DeborahYoung couple -
Avg. price/night: £69
This is a youth hostel, it is cheap, and it is good enough for a short stay. It is old and needs refurbishment. I'd probably enjoy it more if I would still be a student and 15 years younger. It can be fun!
OpahSolo traveller -
Avg. price/night: £60
Breakfast was like a youth hostel, supposed to be continental but that's not what I would call it, nowhere to sit unless you got there first, fruit either apple or banana, fruit juice no choice only cheap carton orange.
kenswindonSolo traveller -
Avg. price/night: £15
I have never stayed at a Youth Hostel before but have heard how good they are so thought it would make a good option for the one night I was in the area. I like the idea of self catering on a longer stay and the benefit of more common areas than a B&B. The room was a good size, with two bunk beds which were Ok, nice bedding & good to have a sink in the room. Well heated and with an open/close window. Good shower room with basics, all nice & clean. Excellent freshly cooked breakfast.
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