Holiday rentals and lettings in Hove

Looking for the ideal holiday destination for an extended break? On the south coast of England, you will find Hove, a luxurious and cosy village bordered by a wide promenade of colourful cottages. Discover Holidu, holiday homes to suit your budget and size, offering you five-star service where you don't have to worry about a thing, and you're just in charge of relaxing. Our holiday rentals are located by the sea allowing you to relax listening to the sound of the waves.

They are ideal for families or couples looking for a place that requires space for 2 to 10 people. If you are going on a romantic trip and want to surprise that special someone, there is nothing more beautiful than an evening on the terrace in the moonlight and being embraced by the beach breeze. Children and domestic pets are also welcome to play in our spacious gardens. Everything you need to make your trip a unique and unforgettable experience is on offer in our accommodation. Each of our accommodations has parking, comfortable and spacious rooms, air conditioning, heating, internet service, television and washing machine.

There are more restaurants in Hove than in any other city in England - for example, one restaurant equals 250 inhabitants. The city has a wide variety of eateries that make it easy for visitors to choose a dish. It is also the metropolis with the most vegetarian food sales in the UK. Brighton & Hove is now the food capital of Britain and hosts the best British food festivals every year.

Every city in the world has different characteristics that make it different from one another, and Hove is no exception. Each of the peculiarities of this city will make you want to visit it and get to know even the most hidden corners of it. During the Second World War the Germans did not bomb the city because Hitler wanted the Royal Pavilion to be his beach house, 40% of Brighton & Hove is considered a National Park, Preston Park is home to the oldest elm trees in the whole of Europe at least 400 years old, Brighton & Hove is considered the third happiest city in the UK and to top it all off it has the oldest electric railway in the UK.

Sea Life Brighton is an aquarium opened in 1872 as the Brighton Aquarium and is now considered to be the oldest aquarium in the world. During the Second World War it was bombed and later rebuilt for the enjoyment of the thousands of visitors who visit annually. The motto of the place is "Breed, Rescue and Protect" and together with the community of Hove they have a breeding and education plan about fish and their conservation. It is an aquarium that houses over 3500 marine creatures of over 100 different species.

The Brighton Toy and Model Museum is a toy museum founded in 1991 with collections of toys and models produced in the UK and Europe during the 20th century. It currently holds over 10,000 toys and models including miniature collections, Corgi, puppets, Dinky, Budgie Toys, radio-controlled aeroplanes and construction toys. The main exhibition area has incredible model railway layouts, a quarter-scale traction engine, a steamroller and a fighter plane. Unseen areas for the public include a woodworking workshop and a reference library.

This is Brighton & Hove's main museum and is housed in a wonderful Victorian villa. It opened in 1927 and now boasts the largest collection of contemporary crafts and fine art in the south of England, and perhaps the finest in the country. It also includes a toy gallery with an impressive collection of dolls, mechanical toys, teddy bears, dolls' houses, toy trains, tricycles and wooden horses. Other exhibits at the museum include local history and a collection of film artefacts from the 1890s and 1900s.

It is a natural history museum based on Victorian taxidermy, more specifically insects, birds, fossils, British skeletons and bones. The site has the largest collection of taxidermies of birds in the country, as well as some mammal skeletons including primates, whales and extinct species such as the Dodo and the woolly rhinoceros. Other exhibits in the gallery include fossils and minerals. Among the insect collection on display are more than 650 types of butterflies.

This was a royal residence built in the 19th century as a seaside retreat for George VI of England. From the outside it gives the impression of five evil Tajas, the construction was very symmetrical. Today, you can get to know the interior and the surroundings of the house with the various guides at the entrance.

A 162-metre observation tower opened in 2016 on Brighton & Hove seafront. From the observation deck, visitors will be able to see the incredible 360-degree view of the city.

A public museum and art gallery housing a collection of decorative art including British, American and European art and design, a natural science collection, a Word Art collection with over 15,000 objects and reference materials from Asia, Africa, America and the Pacific, a fine art collection, among others.