Square - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
In Brighton’s Kemp Town, 200m from the beach.

Be savvy
This is more of a boutique address than a full-service hotel with all the trimmings.

Be smitten
Cool Brighton bolt-hole that’s anything but square.

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Rooms and suites
Nine rooms and one penthouse suite.

Special features
Rooms boast CD and DVD players, flatscreen TVs, free wi-fi, tea/coffee and a minibar. Bathrooms have Molton Brown toiletries and some boast large tubs with a view of the sea. Some have a balcony.

Also…
There’s a DVD library, a cool downstairs cocktail bar and a below-ground ‘reverse penthouse’ that’s well worth splashing out on.

Pillow Talk
Take a King sea view room or the vast 'reverse penthouse' – an über-cool basement suite. Room 1 has a high-tech Well being chair.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Continental breakfast with fresh fruit, bagels and croissants is served in the lounge bar. Add juice and an invigorating coffee, and you’re set up for the day. You can also have brekkie (champagne optional) delivered to your room.

With its jazzy sounds and white leather sofas, Square’s trendy bar is also the perfect place to sip a beer or cocktail later.

Breakfast
Continental breakfast is served until 10am (weekdays) and 10:30am (Sundays).

Room service
Available morning and evening.

See & Do

See & Do
Brighton makes the perfect escape from London – easy to get to and with all the nightlife urbanites adore as well as breezy sea air and a pier. Brighton’s pebbly beach is only minutes from your door and beckons for breezy walks and summer dips. Adrenaline junkies can also try anything here from jet-skiing to paragliding.

Don’t miss a tour of the Royal Pavilion – an exuberant Victorian party palace – or a walk along the pier, with its fairground rides, candy floss and kiss-me-quick hats. For an out of town excursion, try the bracing cliff walk at Beachy Head, 17 miles away.

Spa
In-room body and beauty treatments – Indian head massage, facials or a His n’ Hers massage – can be arranged. Square guests also get discounts at a nearby sports centre.

Diary Dates
May
Dance, street theatre, music and much more comes to town for the Brighton Festival – England’s biggest arts event.

Early August
Check out the outrageous costumes and flamboyant floats at Brighton Pride. It’s the biggest – and pinkest – festival of its kind in the country. Expect round-the-clock revelry.