Nautilus Lounge — Lounge in Brighton And Hove

You can find Nautilus Lounge beneath St James's Street in Hove, set inside a Grade II listed Regency-era building. The basement space features undersea themed decor, deep-blue lighting and sea creature motifs, that gives it a distinct feel compared to standard bars in Brighton and Hove. It’s known for its award winning cocktails and draws visitors looking for a quiet evening with friends or couples enjoying drinks after work. People come here on weekdays and weekends to wind down, making it a steady part of the city’s nightlife.

Nautilus Lounge is located under St James's Street in Hove, within a Grade II listed Regency building originally built as an underground lounge. The architecture dates from early 19th-century design with ornamental details preserved due to its heritage status. Inside, the space uses an undersea themed decor, submerged sea creatures and blue lighting, that blends with warm ambient illumination. This setup supports low noise levels and relaxed crowd density, ideal for socialising without disruption. The mix of Regency-era structure and underwater motifs creates a steady vibe unlike other lounges in Brighton and Hove.

Nautilus Lounge gives guests an evening experience focused on award winning cocktails served in a cosy setting. It’s inside the historic Grade II listed building, so visitors usually come here for drinks after work or to meet friends during events like Dino Dini's Spotlight Night. The undersea themed decor adds to its friendly, relaxed atmosphere, especially when live music plays without overpowering the space. Locals in Brighton and Hove use it for casual meetups or intimate date nights.