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1 Review and 96 Opinions Pretty characterless hotel on an industrial estate east of the city centre. Too far out to walk....
1 Review and 447 Opinions Stayed here for one night following flight into Gatwick, booked it prior to visit following...
leffe3 Says: Market town some 10 miles to the east of Chichester and less than 50 miles southwest of London, Arundel and its magnificent castle is the seat of the Duke of...
The Swan Inn: 14th Century Coach Inn
Acirfa Says: Apparently the sign of the Swan is as old as Queen Anne and the building is 200 hundred years older than that. The stables are still standing, once used for...
Acirfa Says: Great Place to stop off whilst cycling or walking the Downs Link (old railway track now used as a walking and cycling track through the countryside.Garden and...
The Partridge Inn: Great Gastropub
zuriga Says: The Partridge is just down the road from both the Weald and Downs Museum and the famous hill fort - The Trundle. We had a great lunch there of very fresh and...
Acirfa Says: A 59 kilometre (37 mile) route, open to walkers, horse riders and cyclists managed by West Sussex and Surrey County Councils and Waverley Borough Council.This...
leffe3 Says: Nymans is a spectacular garden made the more romantic by the backdrop of the ruins of the 14th century Manor. In an area renowned for its gardens (the Sussex...
leffe3 Says: In spite of its long history and association with royalty (hence Regis added to its Saxon name in 1929 by King George V), the seaside resort of Bognor became...
leffe3 Says: Main market town of the region as well as a cathedral city, Chichester has been settled since the Roman times when it was known as Noviomagus Reginorum. With...
leffe3 Says: The closest open sea beach to Chichester is approx 15 miles to the south and Selsey. Pebble and shingle (so typical of the south coast) is the order of the day....
leffe3 Says: An historic coastal village, Bosham (pronounced Bozem) is to be found a few miles west of the city of Chichester on an inlet of Chichester Harbour. Rich in...
The Sheppard and Dog: A South Downs Valley Pub (Near Devils Dyke)
Acirfa Says: Set in a valley in the South Downs in a village called Fulking, is this delightful 17th Century pub. It is popular for ramblers and walkers. It retains an...
Lancing College and it's Chapel
Acirfa Says: Lancing college founded in 1848, initially a school for charitable cases, the agricultural and seafaring workforce. Lancing, Hurstpierpoint and Ardingly all...
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Wakehurst Place is essentially the Royal Botanic Garden Kew's country estate :) . As a result, the extensive grounds and gardens are spectacular at any time of...
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To the south and south east of London is the county of Sussex, divided into East and West Sussex. Millions of people arrive to the UK in West Sussex as, 40 miles or so from London, is Gatwick airport...
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