Where To Wee: Free App Lists 117 Public Toilets in Brighton and Hove
Public toilets on Madeira Drive, Brighton seafront
Finding a public toilet in Brighton and Hove is now possible through a free app and website called Where To Wee, which lists Brighton and Hove City Council as a partner. The service covers toilets across the UK and runs on iPhone and Android.
Its own website lists 117 toilets for Brighton and says the app shows opening hours, whether each toilet is free or paid, and accessibility and baby changing details. It works offline once the toilets are loaded, according to the site, and needs no account.
Source: Where To Wee website, checked on 12 October 2026
What the app does
According to Where To Wee's website, you can:
- find the nearest toilets, sorted by distance
- filter by wheelchair access, grab rails and other accessibility features
- see whether a toilet has baby changing facilities
- check whether it is free or paid, and its opening hours
- read cleanliness ratings and reviews from other users
- use it without an account, and offline once toilets are loaded
The site says its listings come from open data, partner councils and community contributions, so details may vary from toilet to toilet.
The council's own toilet information
The council runs its own public toilets page, which covers a directory of toilets with opening times and facilities, accessible toilets and how to get a RADAR key, the Changing Places toilets, and a form to report a problem with a public toilet.
For the latest on seafront facilities, see our public toilets and seafront coverage.
What we could not confirm
We did not find a council announcement about Where To Wee on the council's public toilets page, so we cannot say what the partnership involves. Where To Wee does not name a company or individual behind the app on its website. The 117 figure is the number Where To Wee lists for Brighton, not an official council count of public toilets.
Where this came from
This is our own write-up, based on what the Where To Wee website says about itself and what the council publishes on its public toilets page. Every detail is attributed in the text.
Sources and further reading
For more practical guides and council news, see public toilets, Brighton and Hove City Council and seafront coverage on ImJustBrighton, and the latest from Brighton and Hove.
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