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What you'll find at Leonardo Hotel Brighton

  • Easily accessible from all major transport points

  • Less than half an hour from London Gatwick Airport

  • A four minute walk to Brighton Station

  • Public car park close by

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How to find our hotel in Brighton

This hotel is easily accessible from all major transport points in Brighton. Whether you're travelling by car or public transport, you can use the map below to help you plan the quickest possible route for your journey.

If this is your first time to Brighton or you need a little bit of help planning what to do while you're here, you might find our Brighton destination guide helpful.  Please note, the hotel is located on a limited access road, only for authorized taxi and coaches.

Parking Information

Brighton station car park is located 10 meters from the main entrance of the Hotel. The Car park has 600 spaces, is lit and under CCTV surveillance 24/7. There are 15 blue badge spaces at the south end of the car park. The car park operates off an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR).

Please visit the Brighton Station Car Park website for up to date guest and tariff information.

Guests can park in the station car park and pay via the QR code in the reception.

Direct trains run from St Pancras International to Brighton. Trains run up to every 30 minutes

All main bus stops for buses to get around Sussex are situated just outside Brighton Rail station which is a one minute walk away from the hotel.

For more information on buses in Brighton, please visit this site

From the North (A23) and West (A27 - A23 South) - On the A23 into Brighton, pass Preston Park, bear left into Stanford Avenue (one way system) and then bear right into Beaconsfield Road (keep to right hand lane). At the bottom of Beaconsfield Road, take the right filter lane and go across the traffic lights into New England Road. Turn left at the next set of traffic lights into New England Street. Turn right onto Fleet Street then right again into Stroudley Road. Leonardo Hotel Brighton is 200 yards on the left.

Please use the following post code when utilising your Satellite Navigation – BN1 4GQ – this will bring you to New England Street. Please look for signage directing you to the Train Station pick up point. This will be on your right as you approach from London road. You will see the hotel on top of the hill behind the ‘One Brighton’ apartment development.

Fresh air, fitness and fun! Cycling is the new way to get around. Visit Brighton Cycle Hire for cycle hire details.

Brighton is only 34 minutes by train from Gatwick Airport. Direct trains run up to every 10 minutes.

On the A27 take the left filter after Sussex University on to A270 to Brighton (Lewes Road), past University of Brighton to Vogue Gyratory System. Continue following signs A270 Town centre/Seafront. Turn right (by large church) onto St Peter's Place A23. Follow signs A270 Station/Hove (Cheapside) follow Cheapside until the roads runs into Fleet Street then take the first turning on the left into Stroudley Road. Leonardo Hotel is 200 yards on the left.

Leonardo Hotel is a four minute walk from Brighton mainline railway station - look out for signage on the station concourse.  During station open hours, DO NOT exit the station at the front entrance.  Instead, head towards platform 8 and follow the walk way to the rear of the station and Leonardo Hotel Brighton is 500 meters in front of you.  Outside of station operating hours you will not be able to use the walkway adjacent to platform 8 as the public access gates will be locked. 

Trains to and from London generally run at least every half hour. The fastest journey time is just under an hour. More information: www.nationalrail.co.uk. 

With South Downs National Park close by, you might want to go exploring during your stay here in Brighton. Visit Brighton has lots of information about independent walks and trails that you might find really helpful.

For more information on public transport in Brighton, please visit this site.
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