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"Really nice settling, lovely country side. Hotel itself is desperately in need of a refurbishment. It was a nice hotel fairly clean great staff. Just very run down. I would stay again and definitely hasn’t put me off "

"Quaint hotel in the centre of town. Good location for the castle and walks.. My room was in the main building. Room was a bit dated but clean and tidy with a proper walk in shower (a must for me) that was pretty decent for an old building. I didn’t have breakfast. Reception staff were friendly and helpful."

"All good. Convenient location."

"The room and property were clean and well maintained. THe location was very close to the train station, which was very convenient for my walking holiday. It was too close to a busy A-road, though the traffic noise did not keep me awake even though I slept with an open window. I tried the cooked breakfast one morning, but gave it a miss the rest of the time to avoid clogging my arteries. There were healthy cold options available, and the coffee was good and plentiful. The mattress was not that comfortable, but the linens and pillows were fine. No complaints about the plumbing, though the shower fixture was rather complicated. Altogether, this hotel was a satisfactory budget hotel, and I would recommend it to people who are not seeking luxury. "

"We enjoyed the heated pools, the beautiful grounds, but missed out on seeing Archie (the resident peacock)."

"Great affordable place to stay for the night."

"Excellent staff and dining. Bedroom was spacious with good shower but the bed creaked, was too soft and you wallowed when moving. "

"Shower did not work, sink in bathroom did not empty, strong smell of urine in bathroom. Old tired and worn carpet. Dirty windows. Dirty mouldy blinds Freezer full of ice and in need of defosting"

"A truly remarkable old coach house with bags of charm and style. A wonderful bar area with an open fire, an excellent restaurant and lovely quirky rooms. All tastefully decorated and in the lovely setting of the village of Angmering. "