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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
OMG. I stay in a lot of hotels but this tops the list of my favourites. My junior suite was vast and the food excellent. Stay here......except when I want to stay again!
OMG. I stay in a lot of hotels but this tops the list of my favourites. My junior suite was vast and the food excellent. Stay here......except when I want to stay again!
Matthew
Reviewed January 29, 2020Reviewed January 29, 2020
This is a first class boutique pub. Bedroom was lovely, quiet and comfortable. (Though there could be more shelving for toiletries).Restaurant provided an excellent range of evening meals and breakfast options to a very high standard.
All staff were extremely polite
This is a first class boutique pub. Bedroom was lovely, quiet and comfortable. (Though there could be more shelving for toiletries).Restaurant provided an excellent range of evening meals and breakfast options to a very high standard.
All staff were extremely polite
Steve
Reviewed October 11, 2026Reviewed October 11, 2026
Beautiful setting and lovely staff. Back garden (where the fish are) was lovely, so peaceful, pretty and relaxing. The gardens generally were beautiful. Hotel room was lovely but could have had a fridge and also should really have access to SKY and International TV channels (This - for a hotel of this quality - really should be standard). In the summer, the local walks and access to nearby beaches means there is plenty of leisure and outdoor activity; for the winter period however, it would be...
Beautiful setting and lovely staff. Back garden (where the fish are) was lovely, so peaceful, pretty and relaxing. The gardens generally were beautiful. Hotel room was lovely but could have had a fridge and also should really have access to SKY and International TV channels (This - for a hotel of this quality - really should be standard). In the summer, the local walks and access to nearby beaches means there is plenty of leisure and outdoor activity; for the winter period however, it would be...
Very traditional inn experience! Beautiful town with everything within walking distance. Staff are warm, chatty and more than happy to fufill requests if able. Breakfast was served between 7:30 and 10 giving plenty of time to laze if needed. Breakfast is cooked to order not a buffet style. Overall a fantastic experiance.
Very traditional inn experience! Beautiful town with everything within walking distance. Staff are warm, chatty and more than happy to fufill requests if able. Breakfast was served between 7:30 and 10 giving plenty of time to laze if needed. Breakfast is cooked to order not a buffet style. Overall a fantastic experiance.
Quick check-in with friendly staff. Nice clean room with big bed and large screen TV. Good buffet style breakfast from an early time so you can have breakfast and catch the shuttle to the airport.
Quick check-in with friendly staff. Nice clean room with big bed and large screen TV. Good buffet style breakfast from an early time so you can have breakfast and catch the shuttle to the airport.
Stephen
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
This is a lovely privately owned and managed hotel. All so very English. We had a great time and have recommended this hotel to several friends already.
This is a lovely privately owned and managed hotel. All so very English. We had a great time and have recommended this hotel to several friends already.
Great initial welcome from Mike, backed up by some wonderful idiosyncratic features that uplifted the stay. Complimentary Sipsmiths Sloe Gin in the room, choice of two single malt whiskies (also complimentary) and freshly brewed coffee at the refreshments station were unexpected and warmly enjoyed! Restaurant and bar staff were very helpful and food preparation and presentation were excellent. The breakfast of blueberry pancakes were the prettiest presentation we've ever seen.
We've already...
Great initial welcome from Mike, backed up by some wonderful idiosyncratic features that uplifted the stay. Complimentary Sipsmiths Sloe Gin in the room, choice of two single malt whiskies (also complimentary) and freshly brewed coffee at the refreshments station were unexpected and warmly enjoyed! Restaurant and bar staff were very helpful and food preparation and presentation were excellent. The breakfast of blueberry pancakes were the prettiest presentation we've ever seen.
We've already...
I was disappointed that there was no food available in the evening, it meant a 10 minute walk in torrential rain to get to the beefeater restaurant across the bridge. Other than that, the stay was very pleasant. The staff were friendly and very accommodating. I stayed in the Hilton Arundel for Goodwood last year and have to say that the Confort Inn was a lot better. Just missed the food aspect.
I was disappointed that there was no food available in the evening, it meant a 10 minute walk in torrential rain to get to the beefeater restaurant across the bridge. Other than that, the stay was very pleasant. The staff were friendly and very accommodating. I stayed in the Hilton Arundel for Goodwood last year and have to say that the Confort Inn was a lot better. Just missed the food aspect.
We stayed in a suite as we have 2 children- absolutely perfect. Luxurious really, lots of space. Breakfast great, pool good enough (roll on summer and the outdoor pool!) Staff were non intrusive and accommodating, and some grandeur to the building - in need of a bit of repair in places, but frankly this was irrelivent. Such a lovely place to stay and we would go back again and again.
We stayed in a suite as we have 2 children- absolutely perfect. Luxurious really, lots of space. Breakfast great, pool good enough (roll on summer and the outdoor pool!) Staff were non intrusive and accommodating, and some grandeur to the building - in need of a bit of repair in places, but frankly this was irrelivent. Such a lovely place to stay and we would go back again and again.
jules
Reviewed February 16, 2018Reviewed February 16, 2018
Very happy we chose this hotel loved the boutique room and glad we ate in the restaurant as the food was outstanding, also worth taking the time to walk around the village as very pretty and well kept. Stayed here as close to Arundel castle which was also amazing.
Very happy we chose this hotel loved the boutique room and glad we ate in the restaurant as the food was outstanding, also worth taking the time to walk around the village as very pretty and well kept. Stayed here as close to Arundel castle which was also amazing.
The best area to stay in Billingshurst is within the village centre itself.
The village centre is compact and offers the most convenience for visitors. You'll find the main shops, pubs, and restaurants concentrated along High Street and Jengers Mead. The railway station is also easily accessible from this area, making it straightforward to travel to nearby towns or even London.
For couples looking for a relaxed retreat, staying within the village centre provides easy access to everything you need for a comfortable stay. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll to a local pub for dinner or explore the small independent shops without needing to drive. The area around St. Mary's Church offers a pleasant setting for an evening walk.
Families will also find the village centre practical. With amenities close at hand, it simplifies errands and dining.
When is the best time to go to Billingshurst?
The best time to visit Billingshurst is during the late spring and summer months, particularly from May to September.
This period typically offers the most pleasant weather for exploring the West Sussex countryside. You'll find longer daylight hours and generally warmer temperatures, making it ideal for outdoor activities like walking, cycling, or visiting local gardens and attractions. The village and surrounding areas are at their most picturesque, with blooming flowers and lush greenery.
For travellers who enjoy outdoor pursuits and a relaxed pace, visiting during these months allows for comfortable exploration of the South Downs National Park, which is easily accessible from Billingshurst. You can enjoy strolls through the village, visit nearby historic houses, or simply relax in a beer garden.
If you prefer to avoid the peak summer crowds and still enjoy good weather, May, June, and September are excellent choices.
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