The iconic red-brick facade of Doubltree by Hilton Brighton Metropole is a staple of the Brighton seafront

Function room at Brighton Metropole dressed for a wedding
Double room at Brighton Metropole with swan towel model on the bed

Recently refurbished, the hotel brings a modern and contemporary vibe while still holding on to its original Victorian charm. This iconic red-brick building is a staple of the Brighton seafront, taking its place proudly in the skyline of the city. Built in 1890, it stands out among the more modern aspects of the city helping to make Brighton what it is today. With sea facing balconies, it's perfect for those all-important photos of your special day. The grand staircase too is a popular spot for couple shots.  

The Ambassador Suite is located just off the hotel's main foyer, its arched ceiling incorporates a central dome feature. While the adjoining room acts as the perfect guest reception area. It can host up to 96 loved ones from ceremony to celebrations.

The Clarence Suite offers an impressive space for your ceremony. Originally built in 1819 as a chapel in the grounds of the hotel, it boasts a high-vaulted barrel ceiling with three grand central chandeliers. It can hold up to 120 guests for your ceremony or drinks reception.

The spacious Regency Room offers the ideal setting for larger wedding parties. Conveniently located off the main foyer of the hotel, it also has an adjoining suite perfect for guests to enjoy reception drinks. It can hold up to 250 guests for your ceremony or celebrations.

The venue offers its couples a menu-tasting for two along with a complimentary bedroom for the night of the wedding.

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01273 720 710 | www.doubletree.com/brightonmetropole

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