Search Hotels Near Amberley Museum Railway, Arundel

"Beautiful property and a wonderful dinner and breakfast. All of the staff were kind and helpful. A wonderful stay!"

"Staff and hotel excellent and welcoming "

"Very nice place and good food "

"Staff clean room great breakfast "

"Staff were excellent, breakfast was superb and a lovely location. The room furnishings were a bit tired, but very comfortable."

"Room clean breakfast lovely"

"Breakfast was lovely good choice Staff friendly despite being close to busy road & station couldn’t hear it slept very well & short walk to town of Arundel Plenty of parking @ hotel Highly recommended "

"I didn't have breakfast "

"Really friendly hosts, drinks and cake on arrival as well as facilities in the room. Lovely gardens. Breakfast was excellent. We left some stuff behind by mistake which is kindly being posted back to us. Wouldn't hesitate to stay again."

"Clean room— breakfast good ive had some very average breakfasts at more expensive hotels so that’s a positive..considering the surroundings, garage and maccies close by was actually quiet at night "

"This place is one step above!!! Such friendly hosts, lovely warm atmosphere. Beautifully decorated rooms. Quite literally faultless, well gladly return here again for a lovely break from London. Thank you boys, be very proud of what you have achieved. See you again soon."

"Nice quiet location"

"Super clean and though not everything is perfect it was a very good stay. Super friendly people and really good room."

"Great staff,a nice room and lovely food "

"Nice property. Friendly staff. Reasonable price."

"Handy for the station and a comfortable ground floor room. Quiet room and breakfast very good."

"Friendly, convenient, comfortable room, lovely breakfast"

"Lovely place"

"Great location and room"

"First appearances are good. The location is great. But everything is a bit tired. The hotel needs money spending on decoration, maintenance and a few more staff. Dinner service was glacially slow and the food quality was adequate, at best."