The Queensbury Hotel, a Grade II listed Georgian establishment in Brighton, has been sold to a local hotel operator.
The five-storey property, located on Regency Square near Brighton’s seafront, offers 20 guest rooms and retains many traditional features.
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Brighton’s hotel market sees continued interest
Brighton’s hotel sector has experienced significant activity recently. In 2024, a new 225-bedroom seafront hotel was completed, reflecting the city’s strong tourism performance.
Additionally, the city saw a net increase of 199 hotel bedrooms in the 2023-2024 period, primarily due to new developments.
UK hotel investments reach new heights
Nationally, the UK hotel industry witnessed a record £5.75 billion in investments in 2024, surpassing pre-pandemic levels.
This surge indicates a robust recovery and renewed investor confidence in the hospitality sector.
Brighton’s enduring appeal to tourists
Brighton continues to attract a high number of visitors annually, contributing significantly to the local economy. The city’s vibrant cultural scene, iconic attractions, and seaside location make it a popular destination year-round.
The recent sale of the Queensbury Hotel underscores the sustained demand for hotel properties in Brighton, reflecting both local and national trends in the hospitality industry.
