Heading into part 2 of my Brighton post, I wanted to go into more detail about the city. As a whole, it was definitely the prettiest, quirkiest place I've ever been to. There was art on the walls, colourful little shops – it was so unique.
Where we stayed was so modern and comfortable that I'll definitely be staying there again. I loved the fact that we could just walk down the stairs, down a little lane and we were literally in the city centre.
During our last whole day, we stopped off to have a look at the Royal Pavilion, a seriously amazing palace. We didn't, however, go inside, but the outside was incredible in itself.
To eat, we stopped at Jamie's Italian (on our last night) and I'd seriously recommend it if you're in the area. The food was some of the nicest I've had in a long time.
I hope you enjoyed the second and last of my Brighton posts. I can't wait to go again and, if you're looking for somewhere to stay in the UK but still want to feel as if you're on holiday in another country, I'd honestly recommend Brighton.
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