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The Roundabout Hotel
Surrounded by beautiful South Downs hills, the pretty gardens of this converted Tudor house are secluded by tall trees.
Comfort Inn Arundel
Conveniently located between Arundel and Littlehampton, this modern Comfort Inn is within easy reach of many attractions.
Swan Hotel
Located in the heart of Arundel, this grade II listed Victorian building was completely refurbished in May 2012 to combine traditional comforts with the facilities of a modern 4-star hotel.
The Town House
Located in Arundel and within 9.1 miles of Bognor Regis Train Station, The Town House has a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Angmering Manor Hotel
Angmering Manor Hotel offers hotel accommodations, a restaurant and a bar, in the heart of Angmering Village. It is thought to have been built in the 16th century by missionaries.
Chequers Hotel
Checkers Hotel is located in the large village of Pulborough, on the edge of South Downs National Park. Free Wi-Fi is provided, as well as free on-site parking.
The Arun View Inn
Located in Littlehampton, a 15-minute walk from Littlehampton East Beach, The Arun View Inn provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Bailiffscourt Hotel & Spa
Set in 30 acres of private parkland, Bailiffscourt Hotel & Spa features an indoor and outdoor pool, modern spa and fitness center, and tennis courts.
Black Horse
Located in Amberley, Black Horse has a garden, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
House Arundel
Located in Arundel, 11 mi from Goodwood Motor Circuit, House Arundel offers express check-in and check-out and free Wi-Fi throughout the property.
What Guests Said About Houghton:
- 10Scored 10
We had dinner the first night at the local pub, The George...
We had dinner the first night at the local pub, The George and Dragon, which is 10 min's walk from the property. The meals were fairly priced and quality good. The pub is popular during the day with walkers and the menu is very traditional, with a nod to the 70's and 80's. Both host and staff are very welcoming. Saturday we went walking, which was a little waterlogged around the river following a few days of heavy rain. But the South Downs Way is very close which was much drier with well maintain paths and views across the Arun valley that are not to be missed. Saturday evening we ate at the Boathouse. A small family restaurant on the river in Houghton adjacent to the Bridge Pub. The service and quality of both the food and wines were exceptional, within a limited menu. Thoroughly recommended, although we were told the Bridge was very popular by the owner. However, unless you're visiting in the summer on a dry evening when you can walk along the river bank into the village, a car is required for the short journey down the hill due to there being no pedestrian walk way along the roadside.bookerMarkUnited Kingdom
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