Travel, Venue, Accommodation
Everything you need to plan your trip to our seaside conference.
Welcome to beautiful Brighton
You’ll find Brighton on the south coast of the UK, just an hour from London, with our conference and training venues conveniently located on the seafront, in the heart of the city.
Brighton is a colourful city with lots to see and do so we recommend extending your stay and exploring!
Our primary venue is the Brighton Centre, the biggest venue in the city.
Book a hotel
There are LOTS of places to stay in Brighton so you can take your pick and find something to suit your style and budget.
Find a hotel: Browse and book hotels near the Brighton Centre
Getting to Brighton is Easy
You can easily compare your travel options using Rome2rio but here are our local tips:
By train
Brighton is super easy to get to from central London: we’re less than an hour away by train from London Victoria, with direct trains from London Bridge as well.
If you’re coming from continental Europe, Eurostar is a convenient option as trains travel directly to Brighton from London St Pancras International.
The walk from Brighton train station to the conference venue is only a few minutes and takes you through the centre of the city so you can get your bearings or you can easily get a taxi from right outside the train station.
You can browse and book UK trains online. You can often save money by booking a ticket in advance.
By plane
Our venues are easily accessible by bicycle via the numerous cycle routes all over the city including along the seafront.
By bike
Not many attendees opt for pedal power but it’s not unheard of.
Our venues are easily accessible by bicycle via the numerous cycle routes all over the city including along the seafront.
Hotels generally either have secure bike storage or are happy for you to take your pride and joy up to your room.
By car
If you’re driving to Brighton, there are several car parks near our venues:
– NCP Brighton Centre, Russell Road, BN1 2DX
– Churchill Square Shopping Centre, Regency Road, BN1 2RU
– Regency Square, BN1 2FG
If you are a Blue Badge holder, the city council has a guide to using your Blue Badge in the city and a list of accessible parking spaces (our venues are located in Zone Z).
The city has a lot of electric car charging points.
By coach
If you’re travelling by long distance coach you’ll be pleased to hear that the Pool Valley coach station is adjacent to our seafront venues.
Getting around Brighton
Once you’re in Brighton you’ll find it’s easy to get around our compact city on foot or in a taxi. There is a taxi rank on West Street, just round the corner from the Brighton Centre or you can hail one of the city’s distinctive white and teal licensed taxis.
There are also plenty of local buses to take you to different parts of the city, along the coast or out into the nearby countryside.
VisitBrighton have some great guides of things to see in the city and nearby.
