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.
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.
Loved it here . Spotlessly clean . The cleaners do a fantastic job . The staff are friendly and welcoming and nothing is to much trouble ,
The beds were very comfortable . The breakfast was amazing and well organised with the covid. I would give this place 10 out of 10 . If I come back I will definitely stay here again .
Loved it here . Spotlessly clean . The cleaners do a fantastic job . The staff are friendly and welcoming and nothing is to much trouble ,
The beds were very comfortable . The breakfast was amazing and well organised with the covid. I would give this place 10 out of 10 . If I come back I will definitely stay here again .
JennyHumphries
Reviewed September 5, 2020Reviewed September 5, 2020
Superior King Room with Sea View was fantastic. Lovely big room with a great view of the sea. There was even a desk fan in the cupboard for us as it was so hot which was helpful. Both a bath and shower were there as well. Couldn't ask for more, worth the price!
Superior King Room with Sea View was fantastic. Lovely big room with a great view of the sea. There was even a desk fan in the cupboard for us as it was so hot which was helpful. Both a bath and shower were there as well. Couldn't ask for more, worth the price!
Leon
Reviewed September 13, 2022Reviewed September 13, 2022
This is a great guest house. Central, cosy, reasonably-priced, informal, quirky, has a great cafe downstairs and lots of lovely plants and lamps. The name and overall theming make this a pleasurable stay. The shower is fantastic.
This is a great guest house. Central, cosy, reasonably-priced, informal, quirky, has a great cafe downstairs and lots of lovely plants and lamps. The name and overall theming make this a pleasurable stay. The shower is fantastic.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 26, 2023Reviewed February 26, 2023
Excellent value for money. Lovely location in Kemptown. Clean room (with plenty tea and coffee - a rarity these days). Minor complaint (but really minor, given the positives) is that the reception is mostly unstaffed and the phone number not always answered. Would def stay again.
Excellent value for money. Lovely location in Kemptown. Clean room (with plenty tea and coffee - a rarity these days). Minor complaint (but really minor, given the positives) is that the reception is mostly unstaffed and the phone number not always answered. Would def stay again.
Stayed for one night to use as a base to go to football at Brighton. Ten minute walk to the railway station and then a short journey to Falmer which is right next to the stadium
Stayed for one night to use as a base to go to football at Brighton. Ten minute walk to the railway station and then a short journey to Falmer which is right next to the stadium
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
It was great value. I stayed on the night before catching a ferry and this was the perfect location. I called beforehand with a query and they answered very quickly.
Check in was easy. They took me to the room to make sure I get there. Drinking water was available. Good kitchen and communal areas.
It was a very pleasant stay
It was great value. I stayed on the night before catching a ferry and this was the perfect location. I called beforehand with a query and they answered very quickly.
Check in was easy. They took me to the room to make sure I get there. Drinking water was available. Good kitchen and communal areas.
It was a very pleasant stay
Lai-Kay
Reviewed September 30, 2026Reviewed September 30, 2026
Our staying at Hudsons was surprisely above our expectations! Really nice room with sea view, comfy bed and warm cozy enviroment provided by this sweet bnb. Lovely staff - very acomodating to our needs.
Our staying at Hudsons was surprisely above our expectations! Really nice room with sea view, comfy bed and warm cozy enviroment provided by this sweet bnb. Lovely staff - very acomodating to our needs.
The location is wonderful, 3 min walk to the beach and right next to the coach station. The bathroom is pretty large and nice. Well worth of its price.
The location is wonderful, 3 min walk to the beach and right next to the coach station. The bathroom is pretty large and nice. Well worth of its price.
This was my first solo trip away so I was hoping everything would be smooth and stress free, which it was. The hotel is faceless (didn’t see any staff on site) and keyless meaning you check yourself in with a code and email them when you check out, to be honest suited me and no issues. I was very impressed with the room as a whole (Room 3, double with partial sea view). It wasn’t the cleanest but I was prepared for that due to viewing previous reviews, nothing terrible and as I was there for one...
This was my first solo trip away so I was hoping everything would be smooth and stress free, which it was. The hotel is faceless (didn’t see any staff on site) and keyless meaning you check yourself in with a code and email them when you check out, to be honest suited me and no issues. I was very impressed with the room as a whole (Room 3, double with partial sea view). It wasn’t the cleanest but I was prepared for that due to viewing previous reviews, nothing terrible and as I was there for one...
Alex was a wonderful host. He welcomed us and made us feel very comfortable. Our room was updated and very clean. The place is out in the country with pastures around it. It is very peaceful, but you do have the sound of airplanes as it is near Gadwick Airport
Alex was a wonderful host. He welcomed us and made us feel very comfortable. Our room was updated and very clean. The place is out in the country with pastures around it. It is very peaceful, but you do have the sound of airplanes as it is near Gadwick Airport
Henfield is a charming village brimming with budget-friendly experiences that will delight any traveller. For nature enthusiasts, the scenic walking paths offer picturesque views and the chance to spot local wildlife, making for an enjoyable day out without spending a dime. History buffs can explore the remnants of ancient architecture scattered throughout the village, providing a fascinating glimpse into the past. Food lovers will appreciate Henfield's quaint local markets, where you can sample fresh produce and artisanal goods at reasonable prices. The village also hosts various community events, often free of charge, showcasing local talent and culture. When it comes to accommodation, look for cozy hotels nestled in the heart of Henfield; these often provide easy access to all the local attractions while offering the attentive service that makes your stay comfortable and memorable. Enjoy the relaxed charm of Henfield while keeping your budget intact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which are the best hotels to stay in Henfield as a budget traveler?
For budget travellers visiting Henfield, the SK George Hotel is a practical choice.
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How much does a budget hotel in Henfield cost?
Budget hotel prices in Henfield vary, but you can find a great deal from £29 on Expedia. To find the cheapest budget hotels, be flexible with your dates. Typically, off-peak and mid-week stays are cheaper. Stretch your budget further by looking for hotels with free breakfast, free parking or free airport shuttles. Sort your search results by "Price: low to high" to see our lowest rates.
When is the most affordable time to visit Henfield?
The most affordable time to visit Henfield is typically during the shoulder seasons of spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October), outside of school holidays and the peak summer months. During these periods, you'll generally find lower prices on accommodation and potentially better deals on activities, while still enjoying pleasant weather for exploring.
For solo travellers, visiting mid-week during these shoulder seasons can lead to even greater savings. Many guesthouses and B&Bs in Henfield offer reduced rates from Monday to Thursday. You'll also find the village and its surrounding countryside to be less crowded, allowing for a more tranquil experience when visiting attractions like the Henfield Museum or enjoying walks along the Downs Link.
Families might find late autumn (October, avoiding half-term) or early spring (April, before Easter) particularly appealing. Accommodation prices tend to drop, and you can still enjoy outdoor activities like exploring the South Downs National Park without the summer crowds.
Is Henfield a budget-friendly destination?
Yes, Henfield is a budget-friendly destination, particularly for those seeking a tranquil English village experience without breaking the bank. Its charm lies in its rural setting and community feel, which naturally lends itself to more affordable activities.
For couples and families, accommodation options often include charming guesthouses or self-catering cottages, which can be more economical than hotels in larger towns, especially when booked in advance. Staying in the village centre puts you within easy walking distance of local shops and pubs, reducing the need for transport.
Much of Henfield's appeal is free to enjoy. Travellers can spend their days exploring the surrounding South Downs National Park with its numerous walking and cycling paths, picnicking amidst the scenic countryside, or simply enjoying the peaceful village green. There are also local markets and small independent shops to browse, offering a taste of local life without significant expense. Dining in local pubs offers good value for traditional English fare, and many have family-friendly options.
What free activities should we do in Henfield?
Henfield offers a delightful array of free activities, superb for solo travellers looking to immerse themselves in the English countryside without spending a penny.
Walking and cycling are at the heart of Henfield's free offerings. The Downs Link, a scenic disused railway line, provides a flat, accessible route for walkers and cyclists, stretching for miles through beautiful landscapes. It's an ideal way for solo travellers to enjoy nature, spot local wildlife, and get some exercise. You can also explore the many public footpaths and bridleways that crisscross the surrounding fields and woodlands, leading to charming hamlets and offering picturesque views of the South Downs National Park.
For a more relaxed pace, visiting the Henfield Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into local history and culture, generally without an admission fee. Solo travellers can spend a quiet hour or two learning about the village's past, from its agricultural roots to its top residents.
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