Gay Friendly Accommodation in Sussex

Gay Friendly B&B Hotels in Sussex

Gay friendly accommodation means a warm and friendly welcome to gay and lesbian guests, usually located close to gay bars, gay saunas and gay clubs. On the iknow-uk website you can search for all kinds of gay friendly accommodation in Sussex including gay brighton hotels, gay B&B guest houses, pubs with rooms, gay friendly holiday cottages and caravan parks. The owners of gay friendly hotels and guest houses in Sussex have specifically said that they don’t mind gay couples coming to stay, so you know that you are guaranteed a friendly welcome when you arrive. Some of the gay friendly accommodation may also be gay owned hotels or guest houses especially around Brighton gay village Kemp Town or elsewhere around Brighton and Hove, but gay friendly does not mean that the accommodation is necessarily gay owned.

Gay friendly hotels, B&Bs, guesthouses and self catering holiday cottages can be found across the Sussex region including all the Sussex seaside resorts and around the South Downs and High Weald. Whether you are looking for gay friendly B&Bs, Guesthouses, Inns, Pubs or Holiday cottages in Sussex you will find them across the region including in popular historic locations like medieval Rye or Victorian seaside resort Eastbourne.

Brighton Pride Festivals

Brighton's celebrated and internationally famous Pride Summer Festival Week runs annually from the end of July into early August. Consistently voted the top Pride event in the UK by Gay Times, inclusive in events is the famous Brighton Pride Carnival Parade and Preston Park Event as well as a host of Gay club nights, theatre, art, exhibitions, cinema and more around Brighton's huge choice of theatres, art galleries, museums and cinemas. Early booking for gay friendly Brighton hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs is highly recommended if you are visiting Brighton and Hove during the incredibly popular Brighton Pride events. If you are struggling to find Brighton accommodation in the centre, find gay friendly accommodation around Brighton at Brighton Marina and to the east at Rottingdean, Saltdean and Seaford. A beautiful undercliff walk runs from Saltdean and Rottingdean towards Brighton Marina and a frequent bus service operates from these centres into Brighton city centre as well as swift trains into Brighton from Seaford Station. Look west too for gay friendly accommodation around Worthing which has regular buses and trains into Brighton city centre.

A dazzling programme of events and activities takes place through Brighton Pride week in the summer including dog shows, club nights, theatre and street parties often on St James's Street in the heart of the gay village. Brighton's Pride has long roots dating back to 1992, but Brighton's lesbian, gay and bisexual history as the Gay Capital of the South stretches much further back to the early 19th century when huge numbers of soliders were garrisoned at Brighton during the Napoleonic Wars.

Winter Pride in Brighton is newer than the August Pride week and is seeing continued growth and success with events running across 37 venues across Brighton and Hove. Find out more on both Brighton Pride events via www.brightonpride.org.