It's a very small quaint property, which I definitely went into with my eyes open.
I had a double bed with sea view and balcony. The room was rather small, with limited power outlets, tiny shower, the saving grace being the sea view and balcony.
Note, it was possibly the hottest room I've ever slept in, with one small radiator, which gave off more heat that the centre of the sun! I tried to adjust it, but failed miserably. In the end, I had to sleep with the window wide open, to stand any chance of some shut eye.
The decor was right on the line between quirky and naff, with several of the stickers on the wall beginning to peel off. The mini fridge appeared to be on a gradient, meaning whenever opened, the contents rolled towards the exit at pace. The power socket fitting to the right of the bed was half hanging off the wall - no massive shakes, but in keeping with the overall experience, mildly dissappointing. The lighting, whilst soft and creating ambience, is not conducive to getting ones self ready, before going out on the town - again, a mild annoyance.
The bar and cocktails were wonderful, and the hosting/staff absolutely great.
The location absolutely fantastic, pretty quiet, as well as being a 1 minute walk to the sea or local bars and restaurants. The underground parking opposite is also reasonable.
At £170 for the night, I'd expect a little more. It's quirky and interesting, but there's lots on offer for less in Brighton, but another ticked off the list 😊
