The Best Conference Venues in Brighton

Conference Venues in Brighton

Brighton's conference venues range from hotels, restaurants and co-working spaces to event spaces in iconic landmarks, from the i360 tower on the seafront to the Brighton Dome, a former royal stables turned concert venue. Whether you're planning a focused team day or a bigger conference, there's plenty of choice. Hotels keep meeting space and rooms in one place, restaurants suit a smaller, more relaxed event, and co-working spaces are the simple, flexible option. If your group is smaller, take a look at our Brighton meeting rooms.

Where to Hold a Conference in Brighton

The seafront is the obvious pick if you want delegates to feel they've left the office behind. The Lanes, the old centre of Brighton's fishing village, are a maze of narrow streets full of independent shops and cafes, which suits a conference with a more relaxed, sociable feel. Venues near the station keep things simple for guests arriving by train. Planning other events in the city too? Our guide to venue hire in Brighton covers everything from team days to parties.

Brighton After the Agenda Ends

Give your delegates something to talk about between sessions. The Royal Pavilion was built as a seaside palace for the Prince Regent, later George IV, and its Indian-inspired domes still look like nothing else on the English coast. Palace Pier, opened in 1899, is still going strong on the seafront, fairground included.

Getting to a Brighton Conference

Fast trains from London take around an hour, which makes a day trip realistic for delegates who would rather be home for dinner. It’s also super close to Gatwick airport, making it an excellent choice for conferences where people need to travel in from out of town.

Finding the Right Venue

If shortlisting sounds like a chore, share your brief with our VenueScanner for Business team and they'll come back with hand-picked options. To compare other cities, browse conference venues across the UK.