Brighton is a contemporary town on the south east coast of England. Brighton is vibrant with much potential in terms of culture and heritage. It is one of the ten most popular holiday destinations for overseas tourists. The city is approximately an hour's drive from London. The Lanes in Brighton are the most fancied shopping streets in the metropolis. It is a maze of tiny streets and byways, packed with small shops and posh boutiques. In addition to the stunning boutiques, Brighton's beaches attract waves of tourists each year. With a vibrant night life and exciting local music scene, this city makes for an ideal holiday. Tourists can unwind with a pint at a local pub before retiring at the comfortable Boutique hotels Brighton.

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Art, too, plays an essential role in Brighton. The Contemporary Gallery, for example, is one of the best museums in the country for modern art. What could be more desirable for a cultural weekend, as fish and chips on the pier and visually engaging art that is shown in the top gallery of the city? English folks say that Brighton is the largest ghost town in Great Britain. Legend has it that there is a haunting going on at nearly every corner. Whether in the old town itself, in the cemeteries, churches and, of course, in the old pubs, there certainly is a ghost walking around. While London will always remain a cultural centre in the United Kingdom, Brighton's fashion industry brings welcome competition. The local shops keep their shelves full of unique pieces. There are options for fans of upmarket or vintage aesthetics. For people in pursuit of a new shopping experience, Brighton is an exciting alternative to London.

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There are a number of great options for staying in this creative city with pebbled beaches. Starting from budget hotels to luxury hotels and even a wonderful choice of boutique hotels makes it a perfect holiday destination.Boutique hotels Brighton perform the same functions as the regular hotels or offer the same product to its residents, guests, customers and patrons yet they are quite different from the regular hotels in many ways. These differentiations make them unique and they are able to extract equal if not higher, per room revenue. Location plays the most important role for hotels success. Boutique hotels require a metro city, down town location for maximising returns. Resorts boutique hotels also require prime location. The success of a boutique product depends largely on the quality of experience it offers to the guests. This experience is the resultant feel of all your senses, i.e., what you see, what you hear, what you taste and what you feel. More explicitly, it must evoke the "Wow" factor right from the first point of exposure. This aspect of development of a boutique property is perhaps the most difficult one. It entails creating a mood, an environment and an ambiance, which will add uniqueness to the experience.