Brighton in general > Reviews

Advantages: educational, fascinating and quite wonderful day out
Disadvantages: nothing

...‘surface’ so to speak. At Brighton they have a brilliant underwater ‘Ocean’ tunnel. You can walk beneath the water and see all the fish swimming above and around you. It’s fascinating and well, I loved it. The ‘blurb’ in the Guidebook tells you it’s a ‘fascinating expedition of discovery through the uncharted depths of the sea’ or something similar. But it truly is. You can see and ... Read review

Advantages: good atmosphere,
Disadvantages: none none!

...thats always good to see! Brighton people are friendly people :) *~*Around Brighton*~* There are many train stations (Brighton, Hove, Portslade, London Road.) Also, the bus network is very good, and quite affordable. There are many taxis too, use the green and white coloured Brighton and Hove ones. Accomondation wise in brighton, there are loads of hotels to choose from. Location wise, Brighton is sorted. Its about an hour away from London, ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to get to, something for everyone
Disadvantages: None that I can think of

...very biased. I live in Brighton (or Hove actually as the saying goes) and I love it. I came here in 1994 to go to University of Sussex nearby and just never got round to leaving. If you're looking for somewhere to visit this summer let me try to entice you to Brighton. We're very proud of our newly acheived City status and we've got so much to offer. Whatever age you are and whatever interests you have Brighton will be bound to satisfy you. Lets ... Read review

Advantages: so many
Disadvantages: too few

...his practice from Lewes to Brighton to capitalise on his success. The treatment was not by any extent attractive. It involved a strict regime of rising early, bracing walks, obligatory bathing in the sea (immersion was compulsory) and also drinking the seawater at regular intervals during the day. Patients were offered the option of mixing it with milk if they found it unpalatable. Russell and his successors pretty much single-handedly invented the ... Read review

Advantages: All in opinion
Disadvantages: All in opinion

...and a half days in Brighton and I still haven’t had enough, the weekend just flew. A few friends and I drove to seaside Brighton this weekend to soak up everything Brighton had to offer. There was Tony, Sharon and myself, my friend Tony owns a flat in Brighton and so he’s always going down they’re to spend the odd weekend, and so he asked us to come with him. We left London around 8.00pm and got to Brighton by about 10.30pm From the moment we ... Read review

Advantages: something for everyone
Disadvantages: obscene amounts of money will be spent!

...is 3 minutes away from Brighton town centre, I can't wait for the shopping. The atmosphere, the shops, the eateries (if there is such a word) and other such places. It is more a student town more than anything and with the mixture of the University of Brighton and University of Sussex's students, the town is over run with cool and interesting people. In Brighton, you get every walk of life which is great coz when it comes to going ... Read review

Advantages: Young vibrant city, friendly, plenty of character
Disadvantages: Becoming increasingly expensive, Yob culture

...im not actually living in Brighton at the moment because im away at University, I do have a great loyalty and admiration for the place, which is why im writing this op. By the way, if you're wondering why im a uni student staying in to write opinions on a Friday night rather than being out "on the piss" with the lads, it's simply cos last night was extremely messy - I don't make a regular habit of staying in at weekend's! Anyway before I get sidetracked ... Read review

Advantages: fun, unusual and full of things to do and see.
Disadvantages: partly spoilt by bad planning, very poor train link.

Brighton is somewhere I’ve always tried to avoid. I associated it with Tory party conferences and fish and chips on the beach. My first trip to Brighton confirmed my original suspicions – a once great town blighted by bad taste, poor planning and naff amusements. A stroll along the seafront will provide enough examples of what I mean. A beautiful pier left to rot, whilst the ugly high rise block towers over its skeletal remains. The British ... Read review

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...away from home, living in Brighton for two years...... Brighton is in the sunniest part of England, making visits from June to September a gorgeous time to visit. It's during this time of year the city is packed with European tourists, foreign language students, English day trippers, motorcycle gangs, and South Coasters coming for a shop. The rest of the year it can be dark and dreary, with a constant down-pouring of rain. At times the rain seems ... Read review

Advantages: I love where I live
Disadvantages: During the tourist season it is very crowded

...the city and move to Brighton a year after my husband was killed by a drunk driver. I decided not to get married again a prefer to live alone. I have only lived here for five months. The census shows that there are 155,000 people who live in the area. Brighton is a wonderful place to live. It is on the English Cannel. As I said before it wasn't as big when I first moved here but has now become a popular resort. I can always find something ... Read review

Advantages: Lively,vibrant,cosmpolitan resort. Great dining out.
Disadvantages: Can get crowded during the season

Brighton in Sussex is arguably the premier resort on England's south coast. It has a special place in the affection of Londoner's and is sometimes referred to as "London-by-the-Sea". It is not hard to see why that title is applied to Brighton for it is a very cosmopolitan place which has long attracted media figures, artists, writer's, students, Londoners on day trips, and in recent years, a growing number of overseas students intent on learning ... Read review

Advantages: great day out
Disadvantages: tube is a bit pricey

...on at Farringdon Tube Station. Brighton is full of sights, like The Pier, cool little shops, and easy to find clubs and pubs. The beach is just a short walk from the tube station, so you can begin your sight seeing and exploring there, on a sunny day it one of the best scenes I've ever experienced in England and if it's warm enough you can even go swimming. The reurn fare on the train is around £15, but you can also get a bus from Victoria from about ... Read review