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Deep in the Sussex countryside and on the slopes of the South Downs Way. Findon Manor is set in beautiful gardens of more than two acres and offers guests a tranquil country retreat on the outskirts of Worthing. Findon Manor is ideally placed, providing the ultimate relaxing setting away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, yet close to popular destinations such as Brighton and Worthing.
Alison Gray — Lovely place and my second visit. First time was afternoon tea and today was a wake. Delicious food, excellent service and
This splendid Hotel on Worthing seafront has been refurbished to a very high standard and offers guests the best of the old and new combining period splendor with contemporay design. This prominent Worthing Hotel, built in 1865, has a wealth of history and is situated looking onto the Worthing seafront promenade as well as being ideally located for Worthing town centre, which is approximately 10 minutes
Sue Clark — Stopped for a drink and was so welcomed we decided to eat too. Food was 5*, fresh cooked excellent portion and very well
Worthing's only fully air-conditioned hotel offering the full range of services and accomodation expected from a modern hotel. The hotel's excellent reputation for friendly and attentive service has made this the premier choice for any business or leisure traveller to Worthing and the leading choice for weddings, conferences, corporate events in the Worthing area.
John Michael — Unfortunately a funeral wake. But staff very helpful & friendly. Food very good. Unable to rate rooms for obvious reason
The Ardington Hotel, established in 1928, is Worthing's leading privately owned and managed hotel. The day to day activities are personally supervised by Richard, Simon and Sharon Margaroli, assisted by their loyal team of staff. The hotel occupies an Edwardian terrace situated in the prestigious town centre location overlooking Steyne Gardens. The promenade and pier are 100 metres away, the shopping
Laura Twomey — This is a really beautiful, family run hotel just slightly set back from the sea front in Worthing. The staff were very friendly
The Chatsworth Hotel, Worthing, is a distinctive family run, 3 star Hotel, situated overlooking beautiful gardens, the sea and promenade. As one of the finest hotels Worthing and the South Coast have to offer The Chatsworth is within minutes of Worthing town centre, and is easily accessible by car or rail. As Worthing??s largest hotel, the Chatsworth has 98 en-suite bedrooms, lending itself well to
Allan Thompson — This historic hotel is really showing signs of its age. I believe there are almost 100 rooms and the ones we had were certainly