Superbly situated for Worthing town centre, 19th-century Chatsworth Hotel is a family-run, Grade II Listed building with Georgian frontage overlooking Steyne Gardens.
Molly
United Kingdom
The staff were friendly, I liked the ostiary of the building also.
Opposite Worthing Beach, this refurbished seafront property with a Victorian style dates from 1865. Enjoy full English breakfasts, sea views and traditional food in bustling The Burlington Bar.
Ardington Hotel is situated in Worthing, 100 metres from the promenade and pier. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers en suite rooms, room service and luggage storage space.
carol
United Kingdom
Good breakfast. I had an omelette that was well cooked to order. Great coffee
Set within the beautiful grounds of Highdown Gardens, Highdown Hotel is a former manor house offering luxury rooms and a restaurant. Guests can enjoy free WI-Fi access.
Karen
United Kingdom
The property is beautiful and room spotless. Very comfortable.
Situated in Worthing, less than 1 km from Worthing Beach, Brewhouse and Kitchen features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Rae
United Kingdom
Perfect location. Nice breakfast though we thought the cleanliness could’ve been better , stains on plates and cups cutlery felt gritty ,
Set in the beautiful Sussex countryside with great views throughout, Findon Manor is a country house hotel offering an-award-winning restaurant, a bar, and individually decorated bedrooms.
Karen
United Kingdom
The room was very nicely decorated. I really appreciated being able to have the window open. The cooked breakfast was excellent and served by someone very helpful and friendly who enabled me to eat on the terrace in the garden rather than indoors.
Directly opposite Worthing Train Station, this traditional hotel from the late 19th century has a restaurant, bar and comfy rooms. Worthing seafront is 15 minutes' walk away via the town centre.
Hando
United Kingdom
Very friendly staff. Pub on ground floor was fantastic. Very good food.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Worthing this weekend is £161 or, for a 4-star hotel, £150. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Worthing for this weekend cost on average around £265 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
From London, take a Southern train from Victoria Station to Worthing (90 minutes). International travellers can fly into London Gatwick Airport, then take a direct train to Worthing (40 minutes). No direct water transport services are available.
The most convenient airport for Worthing is Gatwick Airport, due to its extensive domestic and international connections. It's approximately 45 kilometres away, making it easily accessible for travellers.
Worthing, UK, offers several public transport options. Stagecoach South operates regular bus services throughout the town. Southern Railway provides train services to London and other major cities. Taxis are readily available. Alternatively, Worthing's flat terrain makes it ideal for cycling or walking. For longer journeys, car hire services are available.
The best area to stay in Worthing, UK, is the town centre, known for its accessibility to shops, restaurants, and the beach. It's also close to the train station, making travel convenient.
What guests said about Worthing:
8.0
Scored 8.0
We were very impressed with the public transport very...
We were very impressed with the public transport very constant and very helpful bus drivers . Plenty of places to eat and drink . The only thing my Lady found a little bit concerning was in some of the vacant shops people sleeping in the door ways I appreciate they are obviously homeless but they all had mobile phones . Cigarettes and alcohol
Richard
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
It was a cold, wet and windy day so we spent very little...
It was a cold, wet and windy day so we spent very little time attempting to take a walk, but happily found the superb Sea Lane Cafe where it was warm and welcoming. Like everyone, we sat in the upstairs enclosed area, and enjoyed the most delicious soup. The cakes looked wonderful so we bought a couple of huge bits of bread pud to take away - also delicious.
Lynn
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Very nice, seriously cold in winter, but great for a quiet...
Very nice, seriously cold in winter, but great for a quiet break. Worthing has everything required, plenty of food places and shops. Excellent theatre with great entertainment... Last weekend of every February having an all dayer of Rock n Roll. Easy access to rest of destinations on way to Brighton...... Loads of charity shops selling quality items. Tip.... Leave The Royal Beijing well alone. Food is seriously Not Good.
Mrs A Jane
10
Scored 10
The town of Worthing has a sense of vitality and fun about...
The town of Worthing has a sense of vitality and fun about it. The population is a mixture of ages and caters to a wide range of tastes. The shopping is pretty good. I love the seafront at Worthing. There is something very elegant about the layout and the plantation of trees and shrubs along the seafront gives it great character.
Good destination for kids of all ages with some well-managed and maintained playgrounds, the beach where sand is accessible at low tide and remarkable soft play and wall-climbing place in the outskirts of Worthing. There's theatre and cinema and the library has a great kids section. There are a lot of eating and drinking places available.
katherine
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Worthing is a typical seaside town.
Worthing is a typical seaside town. The position of this property is foot steps away from the shingle beach and miles of promenade. There are more facilities now for the young in Worthing plus a free pier and a theatre which has a year round program. The 700 sea front bus travels all the way to Bright in one direction and to Littlehampton to the west.{It does go beyond to Portsmouth.
Sheila
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
To be honest, I actually live in worthing, but stayed at the...
To be honest, I actually live in worthing, but stayed at the chatsworth hotel as I was getting married.
However, the sea front is a lovely place to walk with the family. The beach is great, very pebbley, but there are wide areas of sand. Several hotels covering various price brackets, lots of restaurants along the sea front. I highly recommend the arcade fish restaurant. A little pricey but the food and service and wonderful. The town isnt tourist centred, it's just your average south coast town, scruffy, not much to do, unless you you want coffee, second hand jewellery or phone repairs!
Living locally and having to stay somewhere due to building work for a few nights I chose the highdown as it was the cheapest and most convenient for me.
What I expected and what I got were two different things completely, the rooms are set away from the pub and have been tastefully decorated and furnished with quality fixtures, the bathrooms were really nice and the shower pressure was unreal ! The food was exceptional. This hotel and restaurant really is a hidden gem in the local area, kudos to the owners and team.
Wonderful location right on the seafront - the balcony is a major bonus if you stay in the summer months, what a view. Very comfortable flat, well appointed kitchen plus laundry facilities if needed. The added bonus for me was being just a couple of minutes walk to my 2 favourite coffee shops in Worthing. Hosts are very responsive to messages and requests, and were very understanding/accommodating of my delayed arrival.
Very conveniently located that we were able to park right outside. The seafront is just right on the doorstep. The bed was very comfortable, good small double room and it was warm when we walked in. Martin was welcoming. We felt at home even though it was just an overnight stay. Breakfast was substantial. It was a lovely visit to Worthing :)
All of the staff were excellent, a minor niggles with the room were sorted out promptly and professionally. The food was excellent, especially the breakfast. A great location for exploring Cissbury ring, and the West Sussex coast. The hotel was quiet and the gardens relaxing. I had a great break and will return.
Nice and clean. Friendly welcome. Breakfast was nice - pleased to get both soya and dairy milk.
Shower good.
Was actually nice and quiet overnight compared to the hotels on the seafront - so this is a bonus!
A bit further from beach than I perhaps thought but still accessible to lots of areas.
Perfect base for a family wedding - walking distance from the beach and main town, with nearby play area and amusement rides for our grandson. Very clean and welcoming - much better value for us than hotel rooms. Lovely 3 days in Worthing & Brighton.
I wasn't feeling well on the day of my departure. And requested a little extra time to check out. This was granted immediately and beyond what I requested.Add to this the local info, the help with parking. It all exceeded expectation.
Beautiful hotel inside and out very spacious room comfy big bed and probably the best shower in the world perfect after a long day. Staff were all very friendly and helpful food was superb. the only place I will stay in worthing
Great host, very easy and welcoming. Clean and comfortable room, good breakfast, central position and great value for money. A plus is that you support a small business. Highly recommended for a stay in Worthing.
If I happen to return to Worthing one day, I know where to stay — in Chatsworth Hotel. This is certainly not 5 stars, but it is the best value for money. Everything is very dignified and quite comfortable.
A very nice hotel with a Brewery and pub restaurant on site. My room was very comfortable with a shower and a fridge with complimentary bottle of beer.
Nice location for Worthing pubs ect.
the rooms are spacious and furnished to the highest standards. The hotel is well located and within easy reach of most things in the Worthing area especially walking on the South Downs.
The room was great with a king size bed, massive TV and a sofa and the shower was probably the best I've seen in a hotel so far, and the breakfast staff were great as was the food.
Our stay was a wonderful bit of escapism at this gem of a hotel/pub/tea room. Full English Breakfast is a feast that will see you through to the evening dinner!
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