Parking: in Brighton & Hove

We would advise giving yourself plenty of time to find parking in the area as it can get very busy and it may take some time to find somewhere to park.

There is a loading bay at the front of the practice where you can be dropped off, if you are able to have someone drive you in.

On-Street Parking: 

There may be on-street parking available close to the practice, however please be aware the area is very busy and parking limited. Check for parking meters or pay-and-display zones. Pay attention to any parking restrictions or time limits, and make sure to pay for the required parking time. More than likely in Hove, metered parking will require the use of the PayByPhone App - for more information please visit the website here.

Public Car Parks: 

The two most popular large car parks near us are:

The Norton Road Car Park (11 minute walk). Be sure to check their opening hours and pricing. 

The Tesco Superstore on Church Road Hove (15 minute walk) is free for 3hrs, please check the signs when parking as applied rules may change.

Other popular public car parks in Brighton are below, they all in central Brighton and a 20-30 min walk to the practice, catching one of the many buses to The Implant Centre from Churchill Square will get you there quicker.

Regency Square car park
Churchill Square Shopping Centre car park
The Lanes car park

The Brighton & Hove council provide helpful information about parking here.

Park & Ride: 

If you're visiting Hove from outside the area, you might consider using a park and ride service. These facilities are typically located on the outskirts of the city and offer convenient transportation options to the city centre. The Brighton & Hove Park and Ride car park is located at the Withdean Sports Complex car park, Tongdean Lane, BN1 5JD and is free to park. Please see here for more information.

Residential Permit Zones: 

Some areas in Hove may have residential permit parking zones, which restrict parking to residents with permits. Ensure you are not parking in one of these areas unless you have the necessary permit.

Remember to always check local signage and regulations, as parking rules and availability can change. If you have specific parking requirements or need long-term parking, it's a good idea to contact the local council or parking authorities for the most up-to-date information.