Public toilets in Brighton and Hove
119 public toilets across Brighton and Hove. Choose a town below, or browse the full list.
- 83 step-free
- 70 with baby changing
- 118 free to use
- 27 with opening hours
Brighton's toilets live where Brighton lives: along the seafront. Black Rock and Madeira Drive have blocks serving the beach crowds, the station covers arrivals, and the parks — Blakers up in Fiveways, Stanmer out by the university — carry the inland side. Hove and Portslade add their own spread to the west.
Essentially everything we list in the city is free, and baby changing is recorded at a healthy share of it — this is a city set up for family day-trippers. The catch is seasonal pressure: a hot Saturday multiplies demand on the seafront blocks by more than the map can convey, and the queue at Madeira Drive is its own institution.
Check the map for what's open now, especially out of season when seafront blocks shorten their hours.
Part of this area is in South Downs National Park. See the toilets there →
How Brighton and Hove compares
Brighton and Hove has one public toilet for every 2,385 residents — 4.2 per 10,000 people, above the UK average of 2.82. That ranks it 76th of 361 UK council areas for public-toilet provision. See the full toilet-desert league table.
Toilets in central Brighton and Hove
Towns in Brighton and Hove
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Common questions
- Are there free public toilets in Brighton and Hove?
- Yes — 118 of the 119 public toilets we list in Brighton and Hove are free to use.
- Are there accessible toilets in Brighton and Hove?
- 83 of the toilets we list in Brighton and Hove are recorded as wheelchair accessible. Around two-thirds of Brighton and Hove's listed toilets are step-free, and baby changing is unusually well recorded. Few RADAR facilities show in our data, and no Changing Places yet — if you know one, the suggest-a-correction link on any listing reaches us.
- Which toilets in Brighton and Hove are open late?
- The station serves train hours and the marina's superstore runs late. Seafront and park blocks close in the evening — earlier out of season — so after dark, head for the station end of town or check the open-now map first.