Hotels near Goodwood Aerodrome - QUG, Chichester

The house was ideally positioned with easy access to main roads across the south coast of England. Easy to get to the ferry port in Portsmouth and to go to Brighton. Chichester is very close and has all types of cusine and is a nice city to visit for a day out. Lovely traditional high street shopping.

Location is close to lots of interesting places to visit. Plenty of places to eat and drinks, Every thing for everyone what ever their needs. Lots of local history to view in an around Chichester what ever you want to see or do. Romans villas, coastal routes all nearby,

The house was very clean and tidy in and out. There were some toys at the living room that my kids really loved. Also a piano to play with. WiFi was working perfect. Finding some essentials including sunflower oil, washing up liquid, some sweets made us smile. Tissues, hand wash and clean towels were in both the toilets. Kitchen and dining facility were excellent including the oven, microwave and the equipments. On top of everything the garden was so beautiful and had a very good impression on us. Overall it’s been an excellent experience staying in this house.

We planned to go to the Pallant Museum and really enjoyed the exhibition which we had booked to see as well as other items on display. The stunning buildings there were Georgian and modern and the coffee shop was lovely. The restaurant looked great although we did not eat there. The cathedral was very interesting and an ancient building with arresting 20th century artworks. The Palace gardens next to the cathedral incorporate some of the old city walls and are peaceful and beautifully planted. The Roman Palace at Fishbourne was easily accessible by bus or train and has an amazing set of finds and mosaic floors. We ate at Cote Brasserie which had lovely food in a low key but smart building.

The city centre is very compact with the main shopping areas, bars and restaurants close to the cathedral and within the city walls. Would recommend the 2.2 mile walk around the old city walls from where you can stop off and enjoy Priory Park and The Bishops Garden. Pleanty of cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants to choose from. Would recommend The Barn in Little London which is great for coffee and delicious pastries and the food and cocktails at Purchases were fantastic. Lemongrass Thai restaurant in St Pancras was also very good. An informative and enjoyable guided walk can be booked from the Novium Museum.

Our first visit to Chichester, to meet up with relatives who live locally, we had limited time to explore the town. We wandered around, walked on the old city walls, visited an interesting museum with a temporary display of Star Wars toys and of course visited the Cathedral. Chichester has largely retained the old type of 'proper' town centre with individual local shops in addition to the larger chains which makes it more interesting to walk around.