South East England hotel guide. SACO Serviced Apartments hotel in South East England, England

"Breakfast was not kept stocked up, was waiting for food "

"Clean room comfortable bed friendly knowledgeable staff and super convenient would recommend "

"Bar is excellent "

"The room was lovely spacious and clean. Decor is good. What could be improved is in bathroom there is no sanitary bags or body cream like other hotels. Also no coffee pod machine. Also a male member of staff walked into our room I assume to clean he didn’t knock and it was not passed checked out time my elderly aunt got a shock as she just come out the shower but laughed it off thinking the poor young man would have got an eye saw I didn’t complain but they should really knock before entering esp if there is no sign on door saying come in. Breakfast was ok nothing special. As you go into lift there should also be a sign advising to watch step as an uneven slope which my aunt tripped on .. they put the sign in the lift but really needed to be outside as you approach the lift. The location is great for beach shops n lanes "

"Stayed in superior double sea view. Our 6th time staying here and loved it as always. "

"breakfast choice was pretty good and location was very close to the train station as well as the main strip in Brighton"

"Check in was a bit slow but all in all it was good"

"IT WAS A GOOD STAY , STAFF FRIENDLY, FUN GAMES , DECENT GYM ALSO... THE HOTEL HAS ONLY THE ONE PINBALL MACHINE, I THINK IT WAS MY MISTAKE BUT THOUGHT IT HAD MORE & INCLUDED THE GUEST ROOMS - BUT SADLY NOT 😥 BUT , I WOULD STAY THERE AGAIN ! ALSO , YOU CAN DRINK IN THE BAR AFTER 11 PM ... NICE "

"Room was clean spacious, I can’t fault it. Beds very comfortable. At check in a gorgeous black man called, Henrich I think that’s his name,very welcoming very friendly, engaging, professional and looking absolutely gorgeous. First morning breakfast was fresh and delicious. Second and third morning breakfast was a let down. Tasteless wrinkly tomatoes, tasteless mushrooms beans look like they have been on stand for too long looking dry at the top, no yoghurt. On the second day I went out with my son who has special needs and a medical condition, we didn’t stay out for too long because he was over heating due to his condition. Upon arriving upstairs my room key refused to open the door, my son is screaming panicking and I needed to go to the room asap to shower him so he can cool down, I asked the housekeeper to help me open the door, she refused I showed her my key she refused again , I called reception and told them the situation but the receptionist couldn’t understand what I was saying, at this point my son is hysterical , screaming scratching, then the housekeeper realises the situation was serious she opened the door. I went in , took care of my son . Soon after i went to the reception to sort my keys out. A receptionist called Gionni large built with glasses, I told him my keys need to be activated, With arrogance and disrespect he tells me that without proof of id he will not activate my key, Manager stepped in, confirmed details on system and issued 3 news sets of keys."