Mr Butler Brighton
Beautifully curated holiday home rentals and serviced apartments in the absolute best spots of Brighton, and Hove actually….
Mrs Butler is like your very own hotel concierge, she’s there to help make your stay beautiful and guide you on the best places to go. Enjoy her gorgeous classic regency apartment, a boutique, bright, spacious fully fitted apartment with a balcony and sea views onto our beach. Or for those more adventurous who appreciate art and the eccentric nature of our quirky Brighton Lanes and North Laine, then the Mews House may be more to your liking. Both properties carefully curated to make your stay a memorable one.
"The best boutique style apartment, in a great part of town...." Bill.
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Mrs Butlers Mews House
Sitting on the edge of the North Laine’s, this quirky home pays homage to the artistic eccentricity of the area in a really beautiful and understated way. Look at the graffiti mural in the open living space as one example – countered by the sleek kitchen, gold touches, and dark colour palette the space feels cleverly composed and the statement wall makes for a pretty nice photo backdrop too. The bathroom is another example of where you can see the practised restraint with which this entire home has been
put together to feel fun, but never to overwhelm the senses.
Mrs Butlers Stylish Boutique Apartment
You’ll be living your best Brighton beach life at this good-looking apartment, perched just a pebbles throw from the shore (at the bottom of the hill, to be exact) and with a balcony to soak up all the seaside action.
Housed in a regency building of high and mighty proportions, this newly refurbished, high-spec home delivers all the luxury vibes you’re chasing. There’s the double-height ceilings and sash windows bringing all the opulence and a butler service should you need it. The devil really is in the detail here – think honesty hamper stocked with drinks and nibbles, fluffy dressing gowns at the ready, and coffee pods for that obligatory morning brew on the balcony.
Discovering Brighton
With a huge creative scene, there’s something about Brighton that’s long appealed to those seeking something a bit different. Its long, pebbly beach originally attracted wealthy Georgians during the craze for seawater bathing – but now you’re just as likely to find people doing yoga on paddleboards. The beach is still the beating heart of this coastal city, with a long promenade, outdoor art installations and all the traditional fun of Palace Pier, and it’s easy to get around the city on foot.
Staying in Brighton
