Small Boutique hotels in WEST SUSSEX

The picturesque village of Amberley is home to a 900-year-old castle which has been restored as one of the most stunning hotels of the region. Amberley Castle Hotel is enchanting in all aspects; from the 60-foot-high curtain wall that surrounds it to the interior tennis courts, golf course, croquet lawn, acres of gardens, and even the resident peacock. The hotel boasts magnificent stories of the past through its original designs and architecture within its many rooms including common lounges. The hotel offers a delicious restaurant in the Queen’s room consisting of a vaulted ceiling in a space that is from the 12th century. Amberley Castle Hotel consists of 19 magical rooms bringing guests back in time to revel in centuries past and what it once was to live like royalty. They each of their own distinctive features from wooden beamed ceilings to stone archways. The village of Amberley is close to many interesting sites. Sussex is a short drive away, perfect to experience local culture and cuisine. West of Sussex are many other castles and stately homes to awe at, and in the area are many peaceful walking paths and other small villages to explore.

Located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Park House Hotel & Spa is set in a lovingly restored Edwardian mansion. Surrounded by ten acres of carefully maintained gardens, this charming boutique hotel offers luxurious accommodation, fine cuisine and magnificent facilities in an idyllic rural setting. A fabulous spot for family holidays surrounded by the beautiful West Sussex countryside, Park House Hotel & Spa offers guests a magnificent range of on-site activities and services. These include a six hole eighteen-tee golf course, two superbly presented traditional lawn tennis courts, a bowling green, croquet and putting. There is a large outdoor swimming pool, heated in summer months, while the magnificent PH2O Spa centre features a stunning 15 metre mother-of-pearl indoor swimming pool with marble entry shower, spa pool and a swimming lane; saunas, steam rooms, four treatment rooms including one double room, a relaxation room and gym & fitness studio. Guests wishing to venture further afield will find magnificent opportunities for hiking and cycling in the South Downs. For fine dining experiences, Park House Hotel & Spa serves outstandingly beautiful and tasty menus, always based on three fundamental keywords - fresh, local and seasonal. With its own kitchen garden, guests can expect an abundance of freshly grown produce, salads, herbs and summer fruit in the growing season. Light snacks are available throughout the day, and full English Afternoon Teas are also available.

Enjoying a privileged rural location in the heart of the South Downs National Park, The Halfway Bridge Inn is set in a beautiful historic coaching inn, originally built in the mid-eighteenth century. Recently having undergone a painstaking renovation, this charming property offers luxury boutique accommodation and great food in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Friendly service and excellent presentation are combined in the The Halfway Bridge's restaurant, where guests can enjoy exceptional, classically based cuisine with unique fusion influences from Morocco, France and Italy. Menus change daily, depending on the availability of fresh, locally sourced seasonal produce. Meals can be enjoyed in the cosy dining room, with exposed timbers and a large wood-burning fireplace, or out of doors in the garden terrace. The Pub and Bar is the ideal spot to wind down and relax with a drink from the excellent selection of locally brewed ales, or wines from the region's startling, up and coming vineyards. The Halfway Bridge has just six luxurious double rooms and one suite, all elegantly appointed and spacious. The rooms are located in the Cowdray Barns, the inn's former stable yard, and feature en-suite bathrooms, along with a range of modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs, DVD players, complimentary Wi-Fi and tea and coffee making facilities.

The beautiful National Park of South Downs is the backdrop of what once was a classic railway station which has now turned into an elegant boutique hotel full of character, The Old Railway Station. The hotel consists of the main house which was the two-storey station, plus eight Edwardian style carriages which have been converted into classy rooms. This award-winning location also serves a delicious breakfast every morning either in the reformed waiting room or on the platform, plus an afternoon tea. The rooms are full of traditional English flair due to the maintained character of the Pullman carriages and wooden furnishings. For those celebrating a special occasion, prosecco or champagne can be delivered to the rooms. The prime location of The Old Railway Station is due to its proximity to so many quaint English towns. Petworth is just a short drive away and a center for markets and art, while Midhurst is at the center of the National Park providing a historic market.

Enjoying a fine location on the edge of the High Weald AONB, Windfalls Boutique Hotel is a purpose-built luxury property, offering exclusive bed and breakfast accommodation in just five uniquely designed rooms. Whether for a a romantic break, a honeymoon night, a business stop-over or simply a weekend getaway, Windfalls is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Situated in the heart of the Crabbet Park estate, the hotel boasts excellent links to London and Brighton, and is only ten minutes drive from Gatwick airport. Windfalls Boutique Hotel features a unique design combination of contemporary glamour, Asian accents, French chic and unique antiques and works of art. With a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, guests' comfort is the priority at Windfalls Boutique Hotel, and each of the five rooms is individually designed and decorated, featuring top-class furnishings and bedding, and the very latest high-tech amenities. To add an extra special touch to any stay, guests can choose from a range of special packages, including delicious chocolates, flowers, sparkling wine or champagne. Breakfast consists of a hearty selection of home-made dishes and natural produce, and complimentary afternoon tea and cakes are served in the afternoons.