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COMPETITION! Win An Overnight Stay For Two In Brighton With Dinner, Breakfast And Spa Treatment

Subscribe to Sussex Living's free digital edition, and we'll enter you into our draw to win a beautiful overnight stay for two with dinner, breakfast and a spa treatment at the Doubletree by Hilton in Brighton!

The DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole is located in Brighton City Centre, offering a unique location with unbeatable sea views over the seafront and iconic West Pier.

The hotel was originally built in 1890 and has recently undergone an extensive 26 million pound refurbishment to modernise but still keep its Victorian essence. The bedrooms boast a warm earthy palate, the perfect space to rejuvenate in during your stay.

Enjoy the onsite dining facilities of the 1890 At The Met Restaurant and Metropole Bar and Terrace, as well as an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi, and PURE Spa!

Sussex Living magazine has now teamed up with the hotel to win a one night stay with dinner at the Metropole Bar & Terrace, before waking up to the sea breeze and with breakfast in the grand breakfast hall with floor to ceiling windows, offering natural lighting and unbeatable sea views.

The onsite spa, PURE spa, is also offering a 40 minute treatment of your choice each to accompany your relaxing stay as part of the prize!

To enter our random draw, just subscribe to Sussex Living magazine for free using the entry form below! We'll send you our weekly newsletter full of the latest features, recipes, interviews and more, along with your free online copy of the magazine monthly! 

 

The competition closes on Friday October 20 - best of luck! Please note existing subscribers to the newsletter will be automatically entered. 

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