Hotel Una

I found myself having to visit Brighton again and missed out on a new hotel i wanted to try so thought I would give Hotel Una another go. And what wise decision that was.
On arrival I immediately gelt very welcome. I was aloud to look at three rooms which was no irritation to them. I felt very relaxed.
I chose the Jabba sweet which I wasn’t taken with initially but by the next morning i was very comfortable.
The room is very tight in the bedroom area but not really a problem.
Tips. The beds are not all Kings. The bed in Eden was much larger to the bed in Jabba which is definitely a queen by Global standards.

In terms of hotels, I’m very tough to please. I’ve worked in some of the top hotels in the world. As far as hotels go, in Brighton, this one is the best ive stayed in. They would have a long way to go to compete with boutique hotels in London but this is Brighton and here they reign supreme.
What makes a good hotel is attention to detail. The rooms feel like apartments which is nice although they are lacking minibars which is a shame, just having the option would be nice considering they don’t do room service during the day or in the evening.
Breakfast is consistently good and the front desk staff are always lovely. In fact I have yet to meet one of the staff members who is not instantly likeable. This is very impressive because, again, I’m very critical.
You’ll enjoy your stay here. It’s quirky, filled with random furniture, over the top art and charming staff.

This lovely 4 star hotel was a real find. There’s lots of similar hotels I’m Brighton all based around an upmarket bed and breakfast but hotel Una is worth a stay.
It’s in an ideal location for the seafront and the town.
Set in an old townhouse all the rooms are individually themed and names after rivers. All have different features which are well explained on their website. Our room was lovely the bed was fantastic it was very quiet and had a fab deep bath in the bedroom.
The breakfast was generous and a good choice and the bar had a fantastic cocktail menu.
The service us individual and attentive do much nicer than a standard chain hotel.
Pricier than some hotels but worth it,

I love this place. The staff were excellent. The breakfast was one of the best I’ve had in a B&B. The décor really stands out. Very cozy lounge and bar. We stayed in the Aragon. All the rooms have different names instead of room numbers. Our room had a jacuzzi, sauna, 2 bathrooms (one with shower) and huge comfortable bed. The rug and one of the pillows in the room was made of recycled neck ties. I have to get one of of those! SOme days we had breakfast in bed others we had in the dining area. The salmon benedict was may favorite but the full on English was close. They had a range of different fruit, juice, bread and cereal, Greek yogurt as well. I’d have to really try hard to find something to complain about. Everything was perfect.

My Mum came to visit me in Brighton recently, leaving me with the responsibility to book her in to a nice hotel as a break from the monotony of Exeter’s architecture.
I booked Hotel Una on the back of a friends recommendation, and what an astute recommendation it turned out to be. Complete with bar, beautiful décor and elaborate fittings, this has to be one of Brighton’s nicest hotels.
Una also happens to be one of the most expensive hotels, but check the website because I was able to find a 50% discount for all rooms, something I completely took advantage of.

Una is an ultra-​modern yet boutique style hotel that caters for those looking for a glamorous change to your average seaside offering. All of the rooms offer something different including freestanding baths, original artwork and avant-​garde furniture that work so well with the backdrop of the Regency architecture of the building. I’m an especially big fan of the colourful abstract pieces in here by artists Johanna Berger and Charlotte Davies.
There are a range of room sizes with corresponding price tags. I stayed in a smaller double room but even though it was small, the attention to detail and service more than makes up for it (and who spends much time in their rooms in Brighton anyway?). When you have an art deco brass 4 poster bed, who needs space to walk around? Even smaller touches like Molton Brown bathroom products, a DVD player and very filling breakfast made this a hit for us and well worth the £115 a night price tag.