Historic B&Bs in West Sussex
From historic seaside towns, glorious stately homes and fairytale castles to the natural beauty of the South Downs National Park, West Sussex has something to fascinate even the most discerning of visitors.
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Trumbles Gatwick B&B
Charlwood, Surrey, RH6 0EP.
Enjoying an elevated position in open countryside in the charming village of Charlwood, this delightful Victorian house is just a short drive away from Gatwick Airport. Trumbles has eight spacious, beautifully finished bedrooms all with full en suite facilities.
- 19th Century
The Emsworth
Emsworth, nr. Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO10 7PU.
This boutique Victorian hotel is just a short stroll from the quaint fishing village of Emsworth with its range of pubs, restaurant and cafes. A short drive away is the seaside city of Portsmouth, home to the Historic Dockyard.
- 19th Century
West Dean College
West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0QZ.
Just 6 miles from historic Chichester, West Dean College of Arts and Conservation offers characterful B&B accommodation set within its famous and beautifully landscaped gardens. Guest can walk through the stunning arboretum and enjoy a game of croquet or tennis.
- 17th Century
A Barn at South Downs Stay
Houghton, West Sussex, BN18 9LN.
Offering spectacular views over the South Downs National Park and River Arun Valley, this delightful, thatched barn conversion is beamed throughout. Set on a working dairy farm, it offers 3 well-appointed guest bedrooms each with an open plan bathroom and an extra-large roll top bath.
- 19th Century
Nightingale Cottage Bed and Breakfast
Boxgrove, nr. Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0EE.
Set in the pretty village of Boxdale, this charming thatched cottage has been beautifully and tastefully restored to offer all modern amenities, whilst retaining the character and quirkiness of a home that is over 400 years old.
- 17th Century
Springwells House
Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3GG.
Standing in a conservation area in the historic old town of Steyning, Springwells offers unique guest bedrooms, a pleasant relaxing lounge, snooker room, as well as a light and airy conservatory dining area. Outside there are three pretty gardens, one with a heated swimming pool.
- 18th Century
Clayton Wickham Farmhouse
Hurstpierpoint, nr. Burgess Hill, West Sussex, BN6 9EP.
With parts dating back to the 14th century, Clayton Wickham Farmhouse enjoys a quiet secluded setting at the end of a long private land. Guest accommodation is either in the main house or the adjacent 16th century barn.
- 14th Century
Twyford Farm
Birch Grove, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH17 7DJ.
This delightful timber-framed farmhouse dates back to the 1700s and offers three luxury en suite guest rooms. Set in 80 acres, guests are invited to bring their own horses to explore the many forest trails and picturesque fishing lakes.
- 18th Century
The Old Railway Station
The Old Railway Station, Petworth, West Sussex, GU28 0JF.
As the name suggests, this award-winning West Sussex B&B is charmingly located in an old station house. Six of the en suite bedrooms are located in Edwardian Pullman railway carriages, whilst the former booking hall serves as the guest lounge.
- 19th Century
Badgers Inn
Badgers Inn, Petworth, South Downs, West Sussex, GU28 0JF.
Previously known as the Railway Inn, the Badgers once served the railway station for the village of Petworth. With three luxurious double en-suite rooms available, the restaurant serves a seasonal menu with shellfish in summer and game in winter.
- 19th Century
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