Looking to Holiday in Brighton

Candles_by_Lisa

Morning All,

We are looking to holiday in Brighton this year (roughly from 1st July 2012). Where would you recommend. It will be myself and my hubby with our 16 year old daughter. We would obviously like the beach but would need somewhere that has something to keep a teenage girl happy.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.:j

Janeyferr

We're going over Easter, though we already have the accommodation sorted (The Mercure), but I'd still appreciate any what to do type tips.

We did go last year in April as well, but the OH was running the marathon there so he spent half of the time in bed suffering with sunburn and chaffed nipples.

Candles_by_Lisa

Thanks for that TheLillaJade, my head is bursting there are so many places to choose from but I will give Hove a look too as hotels in Brighton seem to charge for parking so I will see if Hove is any different.

Thanks again.

bluenitsuj

Janeyferr wrote: »

We're going over Easter, though we already have the accommodation sorted (The Mercure), but I'd still appreciate any what to do type tips.

We did go last year in April as well, but the OH was running the marathon there so he spent half of the time in bed suffering with sunburn and chaffed nipples.

I would recommend the lanes, especially the North laines on a saturday, there is a Flea Market every saturday.

http://www.northlaine.co.uk/northlaine-information.html

Also the seafront and pier, and Brighton Pavilion.

March2012

town up from brighton . depends on waht you enjoy. in brighton there is loads to do visiting roudn the shops , eating, visting the pier , but if you want a more relaxed location we preferred the youth hostel works in and around shorehanm and fab tea room called the teddy bear tea room is i remember with teddies outside and in window!
QUOTE=bluenitsuj;52127671]I would recommend the lanes, especially the North laines on a saturday, there is a Flea Market every saturday.

http://www.northlaine.co.uk/northlaine-information.html

Also the seafront and pier, and Brighton Pavilion.[/QUOTE]

March2012

open days which is free.

March2012 wrote: »

town up from brighton . depends on waht you enjoy. in brighton there is loads to do visiting roudn the shops , eating, visting the pier , but if you want a more relaxed location we preferred the youth hostel works in and around shorehanm and fab tea room called the teddy bear tea room is i remember with teddies outside and in window!
QUOTE=bluenitsuj;52127671]I would recommend the lanes, especially the North laines on a saturday, there is a Flea Market every saturday.

http://www.northlaine.co.uk/northlaine-information.html

Also the seafront and pier, and Brighton Pavilion.

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