Disabled Holidays in Brighton with Wheelchair Ramps and Airflow Mattress

‘Brighthelmstone’ dates from before the Doomsday Book and became a popular sea bathing destination in the 17th century. The Prince Regent, George IV loved Brighton so much he had a Royal residence there, commissioned as the Royal Pavillion and, bizarrely, in an Indo-Gothic style. Nowadays, the Indian looking Pavillion, white Regency buildings and other attractions such as the Sealife Centre compete for the attention of visitors every year. If you’re thinking of booking a disabled friendly holiday in Brighton, you’ll find we can offer you advice, help and have a great range of accessible hotel accommodation - available just for you!