The Facts

The Rooms

With sea views, indulgent breakfasts and welcoming hosts plus frequent 3 for 2 midweek offers, The White House gleams but not just from its colour. Our favourite room is The Suite with private lounge and balcony. More frugally, Room One may be on the ground floor but is filled with French nuances and a divine little South facing patio. Small doubles are cosy, comfortable but infused with style at a price that leaves you plenty of spending money for shopping.

The Rest

Brighton is simply awash with B&Bs but there is something about The White House deserving of its grand name. Run by husband and wife team they aspire to create the feel of an intimate hotel within their shining white walls. A little courtyard garden out the back and sea views help The White House gleam even brighter. Munch on the chef made breakfast in the courtyard garden if you can.

The Cost

Room prices vary depending on time of year and start from as low as £85 a night for a double room. Most rooms fall under our price promise for most of the year although Rooms one, five, eight and the suite may occasionally fall above it at peak times.

Directions to The White House

By Car

Arriving into Brighton from the A23, follow the signs to the town centre and sea front. When you reach the small roundabout opposite Brighton Pier take the first exit along Marine Parade. Proceed through two sets of traffic lights and just before you get to the third set of lights turn left into Bedford Street. The White House is halfway along on the left hand side facing the sea. Parking vouchers can be bought inside once you have dropped off your bags or you can find your own meter space on the street.

By Train

Brighton train station is less than an hour by train from London with frequent train times throughout the day.

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